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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
9
Democratic and Republican leaders press ongoing talks over Article 10 and other treaty reservations as Secretary Tumulty and Senator Hitchcock confer in town. White House officials seek clarity on Wilson's stance while committees weigh possible redraft options and suggested compromises.
At midnight on January 1 1950 representatives of government and workers issued greetings. Vice President Marshall spoke of struggle against prejudice and inequality while urging faith hope and charity for all citizens and a better understanding of constitutional ideals. Secretary of the Interior Lake echoed the wish for a Lincoln year of unity and shared purpose.
Washington dispatch reports General Palmer warning that any movement to undermine national will will be met with aggressive warfare. The message signals hardline policy steps in the ongoing conflict and cites the administration's stance.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor declares workers will do their duty as citizens in 1920. He notes labor fights against special privileges and defends industrial relations rights, aiming to contribute to national production and unity despite past discomfort.
Eight Sheridan county coal mines owned by six companies were sold tonight to the Peabody Coal Company for 7 million dollars. The deal consolidates mines at Dietz Rome Carneyville Monarch Model and Kool, on railroad lines, with production aimed to rise from 1.5 to 2.5 million tons annually and other expansions considered under a single management.
The Hotel Sherman in Chicago announces plans for a liquor dividend in whiskey. The event will be held in December and will include six coupons and about two presentations or distributions.
The report notes Chicago revelers defied strict controls as 1920 began. Chief Garrity ordered police to prevent alcohol transport and to record violators at cafes and hotels, limiting large crowds as the year opened.
A reader complaint notes odd margins and printing irregularities in today's paper. The issue is attributed to scarce newsprint from Washington and related production delays, leaving the State Leader to publish with imperfect edges and layout.
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