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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1919

Page

2

Variety of Sports and Obituary Notices

Racing events listed for New Orleans and Hoboken with multiple associations and locations. Checkers and wrestling bouts noted in Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Boxing matches scheduled in La Salle and Seattle. Family thanks expressed for sympathy during loss of wife and mother, signed Jensen and Ebright families.

Toray New Orleanas Havane Wba Rowling Annalooment V. Pp. Jensen Myrna Jensen Anna Jensen Howard Ebright

Americans Ordered Out of Mexico Amid Bandit Threats

An Associated Press report from El Paso states employees of major American firms in Chihuahua are ordered to concentrate there before returning to the United States. Rumors of bandit raids and threats to destroy property drive the evacuation, prompting firms to move workers to safety.

Associated Press EL Paso American Smelting and Refining Company Chihuahua Ity United States

Montenegro King Accepts Cabinet Resignation Change

Reports from Cettingen Montenegro state King Nicholas accepted Tepovitch's cabinet resignation and formed a new government led by J. Plamanétx, a former foreign minister and ex-president of the chamber of deputies. The dispatch notes Associated Press coverage and mentions broader European political turmoil.

Associated Press Cettinge Montenegro Nicholas Tepovitch Han J. & Plamanétx Chamber of Deputies

Poles Pride Armistice Terms Favor Polish Nation

The Polish commissioner in Washington welcomes the armistice terms, noting inclusion of Posen and much of German Poland will aid state building. He cites disappointment over full control of the Vistula basin to Danzig but expects a naval base on the Baltic from the United States.

Associated Press Washington Posen Poland United States Smalley Vistula Danzig Baltic

Red and Black Flags Barred

Lincoln Nebraska, February 19, a bill to make it unlawful to possess or display red or black flags was paused by the house and now moves to the senate. A Woman's Recommendation quotes Mrs. D T Tyer praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and related pains.

Associated Press Lincoln, Neb Nebraska House Senate D. T. Tyer Franklin Ave Ostego, O Foley

Fortifications at Kiel Canal Entrance Prove Extremely Strong

The text notes fortifications of armored concrete and steel at the Kiel canal entrance, with heavy explosives needed for destruction. It suggests the gune were of the disappear ing type and could be lowered at long distance, but overall the fortifications will resist demolition.

Kiel Canal

Navy shore-duty permit scandal investigated warns tight controls

Secretary Daniels disclosed arrests and a court martial over wartime shore-duty permit sales in the third naval district. He said investigators were sent to Admiral Pletcher’s chair and leaves were restricted, later allowing a case-by-case review. The review originated in the judge advocate’s office.

Washington Daniel Third Naval District Daniela Judge Advocate Pletcher Daniels

Ludendorff Ordered Out of Sweden by Week's End

Former German military leader Ludendorff must leave Sweden this week after asylum bid renewal was refused. Cable from Malmo confirms Sweden will not extend his stay following the revolution.

Associated Press Copenhagen Ludendorff Sweden Malvo

Surplus Property In Hands Of War Department

Surplus property belonging to the War Department may be sold to contractors in the settlement of contracts under instructions issued today by Major General Goothala. The policy is not to sell to those who plan to market it or speculate. Property not sold at a fair price will be turned over to the department of sales.

Associated Presa Paris Mouth Russia Teddy M. Nichollowsky Conpyance Associated Press Washington War Department Goothala Department Department of Sales

Hindenburg Heads Pan Germans Denounce Terms

Berlin reports show the pan German party led by Hindenburg bitterly denounces the armistice terms. They oppose the limits on the army to police duties and occupation expenses, fear mass job losses, and call for a 690000 strong army. Erzberger faces rising military backlash.

Hindenburg London Berlin Germany Erzberger

Helgoland dismantling eyed as part of postwar terms

London reports the supreme council will publish armistice terms this month including the demolition of Helgoland forts and Kiel canal, surrender of German warships interned, and opening Kiel canal for civilian traffic. Germany to keep a defensive fleet. fortifications described as a vast inland boat shed with batteries visible from sea.

Associated Press London Supreme Council Helgoland Kiel Canal Itty Germany Dally Mall Elemiel

Bavarian Premier Eisner Faces Internal Crisis

Berlin reports say Premier Eisner’s Bavarian government is under pressure with factions in Munich and Nuremberg raising forces to oppose him. Spartacans and other followers grow stronger, while outside troops could oust dissidents if needed. A Soviet governance demand swirls amid unrest.

Associated Press Berlin Eisner Lokal Anzeiger Munich Nunneburg Spartacans Vorwaerts

British Author Authors Endorse Partial Lifting of German Embargo

Reuters reports amid serious food shortages British authorities have agreed to a partial lifting of the embargo on goods between Germany and the occupied areas.

Associated Press London Reuter Germany

Wisconsin nominates first woman to state agriculture board

At the Republican state convention in Michigan landing Dora Stockmas was nominated as one of two candidates for the Wisconsin board of agriculture marking a historic breakthrough for women in state politics.

Landing Michigan Dora Stockmas Board of Agriculture

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