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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
12
Paris dispatch reports the Allied Powers have decided to recognize the Polish government led by Paderewski, following a decision by the Supreme Council. The move, announced today, reflects Allied support for Poland amidst ongoing postwar arrangements.
At the national assembly M Troginsky read a telegram from the Polish consul in Silesia reporting that the Czecho Slovaks refused to vacate the section as agreed in Paris.
Paris dispatch reports virtually no chance the Panama Canal or any American water system will be discussed at the conference on internationalization. It notes canals owned by nations are not to be treated as subjects. Senator H J Chassell left for Ihette Wyoming due to his wife’s illness. Senator Charles A Meyers hosted a dinner at the Plains last night.
Washington February 21. Bankers warned a House committee that stock swindlers are rising as opportunities grow with little effective federal control. Charles Hamlin of the Federal Reserve Board cited weak enforcement while Richard H. Lee of the Associated Ad Clubs vigilance group said 180 national swindles were found in the past year and warned that the motor swindle is yielding to the old swindle.
A constitutional dispute over appointive power in the state education system argues that placing the commissioner of education under the state superintendent entrenches politics. Proponents say a reformed bill 154 would constitutionalize the system, while opponents push for stronger board oversight and to resist centralized control.
The war industries board announced Rhine provinces near allied troops were opened to commerce with restrictions to be prescribed by the council. The report includes a city resident agent from Laramie and illness updates affecting several individuals including Mrs. Trotter and her daughter Eleanor.
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