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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
12
The morning papers show McAdoo back in form after a few news days, now serving as director general of railroads with fewer titles. He remains a powerful figure whose name still dominates the headlines despite attempts to downplay his influence.
A recent notice says Henry Ford will retire and loosen ties with his automobile plants. Days later Ford Motor Company declares a 200 percent dividend totaling four million dollars, ensuring a sizable nest egg for a rainy day.
The piece surveys postwar influence, noting Paderewski in Polany reforming music power, Gorky rising with Bolsheviks in Ryparia, Bellon and D Annunzio shaping Italian peace, and a German journalist-figure hoping to ally with Liebknecht. It suggests artists may guide reconstruction amid ongoing political upheaval and harsh ruling elites.
Two highly skilled and contrasting figures, Lubin and Feradime, have died within the past week. Their deaths mark the loss of distinct talents whose contributions spanned different spheres.
Lubin headed the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome and developed a global crop-conditions surveying system to stabilize markets. Peradime promoted potash methods that spurred capitalists worldwide from Peru to Wyoming, shaping a rising potash industry.
The article argues that President Wilson and Prime Minister Lloyd George share vast responsibility for shaping postwar peace. It warns that discord between them would squander democracy's gains and jeopardize human liberty. It urges unity on vital questions of reconstruction and security.
Director General McAdoo, testifying before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, urges five years of government control over railroads and critiques returning roads to private management. He cites wage concerns, future uncertainty, and the need to maintain rates and morale as Congress weighs extending control beyond peace. Kellogg to question McAdoo further. Kellogg to resume examinations tomorrow.
The British and Dutch governments have agreed on a new policy regarding the status of the former emperor. A dispatch from The Hague reports the accord, with word that discussions between London and Amsterdam have concluded.
City brief lists merchants and services from Holas to Plains Auto Company. It records visitors and residents in Cheyenne including H I Bly from Laramie, J J Early of Sheridan, banker F Osborne from Hillsdale, rancher J C Nash from Hillsdale, J W Boforth of Burns, Dr H P Hansen of Burns, Ed McGarty from Chugwater, A B Tallitt of Fort Collins, J Shahan of Buffalo, Robert G Taylor, A H Cobb of Casper, and J D P of Billings, with lodging at the Plains hotel and investment concerns Nelson-Yetter and others.
County Attorney William Wilson of Natrona County and other officials from Casper to Florencs visit Cheyenne for meetings and business. Warden Petty Alston attends state pardons board. Sol Clair from Thermopolis and J C Shaw from Orin Junction also in town for legal and cattle interests. Burroughs Adding Machine rep L J Panderberg opens service branch in 108 West Seventeenth Street covering western Nebraska and southwestern Wyoming.
The Saratoga flour mill completed a test run on December 31 and started regular operation at the start of the new year. It is a Marvel Midget mill with a twenty five barrel capacity and runs efficiently.
E Uehara a former Japanese MP argues in a magazine that Japan should follow US policy to industrially strengthen itself. He challenges territorial expansion and favors industrial cooperation with the United States, predicting US leadership in peace and world thought and urging alignment on issues from China to India.
Viscount Uchida Japan's foreign minister told a Tokyo banquet celebrating Germany's capitulation that the United States had shown astonishing military and civil efficiency after proving its impartiality. The event was organized by allied societies of Tokyo with prominent Japanese statesmen in attendance.
The speaker expressed that Germany may become a political laboratory for peaceful experiments in political sciences. He argued Germany is not suited to centralization and military empire but to variety and dispersion, claiming Germany is most herself when most divided.
Street car service in Denver resumed after hours of disruption caused by protests against a seven cent fare increase. Police maintained order at terminals and industrial areas. A clash occurred at 44th and Williams as workers refused to pay, but cars were halted and later moved after the chief of police ordered removal, freeing boarded workers to travel into town.
Mexico City January 3 The membership committee of the chamber of deputies refused to accept Rafael Alducin editor of Excelsior a leading pro ally newspaper credentials for the twenty eighth congress from the federal district and thus bars his seat.
The Pantheon of the Republic houses the graves of great doges and generals, including Mocenigo, valued as premier Renaissance sculpture. The Doge Mocenigo monument by the Lombardo family reflects virtues of the man and contrasts with wartime damage and protective sandbag measures. Nearby Vendramin and Sebastiano Ven...
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