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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
5
Paris dispatch reports the Allied powers agreed to recognize the Polish government headed by Paderewski after a decision by the Supreme Council.
At the national assembly M. Trogkinsky read a telegram from the Polish consul in Silesia reporting that the Czecho Slovaks have refused to vacate the section as agreed in Paris.
Paris dispatch reports virtually no chance the Panama Canal or any American waterway will be raised at the internationalization conference. It notes that the Suez and Panama canals lie within national territory and are not subject to the talks. Senator H J Chassell left for Ihette on illness of his wife. Senator Charles A Meyers hosted a dinner at the Plains last night.
Washington report says stock swindlers are rising as opportunities grow and gov ernment bonds are exchanged for fraudulently sold papers. Bankers warned the House committee that no effective power exists to curb the scam while a vigilance group noted 180 cases investigated last year.
The piece critiques expanding the state superintendent’s power via the governor aligned with the same political faith. It contrasts House bills 154 and 36, arguing the latter entrenches politics in education and blocks constitutional reform. It warns of swift adjournment without progress on school governance.
War Industries Board announces opening of Rhine provinces near allied troops to commerce with restrictions the council may set. The report cites Judge B. Pidall of the Second jurisdictional district and notes illness among local residents including influenza affecting Mrs. Trotter and Eleanor, with a specialist en route from Denver.
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