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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1919
Page
3
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The Atlantic seaboard states again deny the suffrage amendment with votes split among states. Massachusetts may join the defeated list next session as Senator Weeks loses to a Democrat who will vote for the resolution.
A Japanese spokesman at the peace conference signaled a future push to amend the League of Nations charter to open all seas to all races, including Japan. If rejected a third time, Tokyo may force a show of power. the league’s stance is seen as undermining Japan’s position.
The text ponders how Prussia and Japan would press campaigns against Ching and Korea and Siberia respectively. It notes Japanese statesmen growing suavely cautious as the old dream of domination falters, seeking to salvage something from the wreckage.
The piece argues the American army operates under a dangerous martial law system. It credits National Bar Association claims that peace time neglect allowed abuses. With millions in arms, military codes show defects, demanding reforms to attract recruits and restore fairness.
The text lists easing measures in England including selling horses without licenses, operating fires and fireworks with fewer controls, employers recruiting workers from distant cities without licenses, and a coroner's inquest return for German Slavonian fights. It notes women transmitting disease to allied soldiers avoiding prison.
The era of highway expansion accelerates as Illinois funds 60 million and states from Pennsylvania to Washington unveil plans or bonds. California allocates 20 million. Nebraska advances 1 600 miles for 3 2 million. Oklahoma's governor pushes 20 million bond issue for roads.
Ben Summers of Sheridan was guest of honor at a Golden Rule Fire company banquet in Sheridan Saturday honoring Summers seven summers in the community and his return from service. Veterans, employers, and local residents attended as Summers spoke of his front line experiences in France and the war’s toll.
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