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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
A patriotic passage extols the American people as a force for good guided by God. It celebrates truth justice and tolerance, notes challenges faced across deserts, and envisions a continent under church and school missions as the nation grows.
A new Civil Service Commission ruling opens all examinations to men and women. The change follows wartime staffing trends where women held 60 to 75 percent of clerical roles, with about 75,000 in the war effort and a long history of increasing entry to federal offices. The commission, certifying appointments, moves away from department dictated male or female registers to inclusive tests.
The piece criticizes Republican leaders for renewed reticence after a divisive bankruptcy issue. It notes the absence of a work program at the start of the regular session and warns that promises are replaced by cautious, hopeful statements. The public seeks clear action despite recent disappointments.
A terse fragment states that no new manufacturing processes exist, and the old methods remain unused or unkept, suggesting stagnation in production approaches.
The item notes the 76th anniversary of the birth of Lester Wallack, famed American actor, and references historical figures like “Mad Anthony” Wayne. It also mentions Dr Motta becoming president of a Confederation, and various New Year and civic events across cities, including Canada, Maryland, Toronto, and Ontario.
The article discusses Milierand as Nicely poised to succeed Ceau as French premier, holding the role of commissary general in Alsace Lorraine. It recalls his wartime portfolio in the Viviana cabinet, praises him as a top minister, and outlines his Parisian origins, legal and literary rise, 1884 deputy election as Radical Socialist, and lifelong France-first stance. It also lists historical items from 1896 to 1915 including Jameson Raid, Nevava ceremonies, German civil code changes, and a British battleship sinking with 700 lives lost.
W Gunsanias, a respected educator born HL, is remembered for six decades of service in the field. The announcement honors his contributions and lifelong dedication to teaching and learning.
The court heard Negreas Fi and her accused partner run a bootlegging operation at 1608 street. The witness described a tall heavy man as a regular customer. Judge A Swainson asked if she was intoxicated. she replied yes, admitting it was a regular business.
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