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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1920
Page
16
The article details the split among factions over treaty ratification. Some irreconcilables favor more debate to sway public opinion, others deem the treaty dead. Mild Republicans seek further debate or different paths, while Democrats weigh private negotiations before public debate. Republican leaders aim to require a two thirds Senate majority to advance the treaty.
A city representative will work with the Cheyenne assessor to suggest valuation changes. After reviewing the list, adjustments will be made as needed to reflect rising costs and a decreasing city valuation.
The regular meeting of the City Federation is scheduled for Monday February 2 at 4 o'clock. Members are to gather in the Carnegie library for the session.
The document states November revenue exceeded operating expenses by about 19,000 dollars while the monthly share of the annual rental remains around 75,000 dollars. Incomplete figures are referenced for actual operation costs.
About 300 to 400 delegates from across the state attended a conference called by a committee of 17 aiding five Socialist members. Labor bodies formed the majority with 175 organizations, led by New York City. Louis Waldman spoke, urging unity to defend citizens rights and warning against political resolutions. No general strike was announced to reseal the Socialists.
Jurors in the trial began with healthful reports as the specter influenza lingered on the periphery, threatening disruption but not stopping proceedings. The trial continued as the jury members were described as sound.
Leaders at a national conference weigh plans for regional boards and preventive shop organization amid labor, capital, and government tensions. Samuel Gompers and a major employers group oppose the tentative plan, while students’ input signals broader support for harmonious reforms.
Tampico reports the Juan Casiano well has poured nearly 100 million dollars in about nine years. Since its 1910 start on September 14, it produced an initial 310000 barrels daily, then throttled to 20000 barrels a day as storage and pipelines were built, avoiding a blowout.
A patient in a Laramie hospital identified as David King, a convict who escaped Rawlins state penitentiary, was recaptured. He will be returned to the prison immediately.
An advertisement invites readers to obtain free oil stock data and information about Texas or Southwest oil companies fields without charge. Gilbert Johnson & Co, oil operators and brokers, advertises 40 years in business at Suite 343 501 Main St Fort Worth Texas.
A vintage handbill touts yellow mustard plaster or poultice and Begg’s Mustarine for sore throats pleurisy bronchitis and chest pain. It claims mustard blistering avoidance with heat relief and lists price 30 and 60 cents from S C G Wells & Co LeRoy New York.
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