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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
4
In today’s papers McAdoo reappears in strong form after days from the news. He is now director general of railroads with fewer titles, yet headlines still highlight his influence as he aims to steer policy and power.
Reports say Henry Ford will retire and not stay closely in touch with his plants. Days later Ford Motor Company declares a 200 percent dividend totaling 4 million dollars, prompting thoughts of a personal nest egg for Ford.
A survey of postwar influence shows leading artists taking guiding roles in Janda Polany Ryparia and Italy. Paderewski Gorky Bellon DAnnunzio loom in reform and peace programs while German press figures shape political shifts alongside strong ruling factions.
Two highly regarded men, Lubin and Feradime, have died in the past week, their contrasting lives marked by distinct talents. The community mourns the losses of both figures, each leaving a unique legacy.
Lubin headed the International Institute of Agriculture and built a world wide crop information system in Rome to stabilize markets and aid farmers. Peradin, a French chemist, sparked modern potash prospecting and inspired capitalist ventures across Peru, Chile, Rhodesia, Spain, Siberia and Wyoming. Both changed farming and mining, with lasting impact on global industry.
The New York World argues that President Wilson and Prime Minister Lloyd George share sole responsibility for shaping postwar peace. They must act as one in translating words into decisive action on vital questions of reconstruction and liberty, despite domestic political hurdles.
Director General McAdoo testifies before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on extending federal rail control for five years and argues for government support to maintain wages and avoid damaging railroad morale while considering private management return. Kellogg and Cummins press questions on rates and future ownership.
The British and Dutch governments have reached an agreement on the status of the former emperor, a dispatch from The Hague reports. Details are not fully disclosed, but the accord signals a coordinated approach between the two governments on this high profile matter.
Local business ads show coal and auto services with Holas Huckfeldt Finkbiner and Plains Auto Co. A real estate push by Nelson Yetter Investment Co. lists 1616 Central Ave. Residents and out‑of‑town visitors like Bly Butterworth Early Osborne Nash Boforth Hansen McGarty Tallitt Shahan and Mahoney are noted as Cheyenne guests or movers, staying at the Plains hotel and conducting business.
County Attorney William Wilson of Natrona County Casper Cheyenne on official business. L B Armstrong Rawlins prominent attorney Cheyenne handling matters. Pat Royce Natrona sheriff in Cheyenne. Sol Clair Thermopolis business visitor. Petty Alston Rawlins warden in city for pardons board meeting. W Symons Lar amie attorney in city. J Grundish Casper in Cheyenne for business. Heck Marti Plains hotel clerk telegram from Robert Marti wounded in France, arrived New York City en route to Cheyenne. Clara Pry Plains newsstand manager visiting Denver. Dr B W Marshall Pine Bluffs visiting Cheyenne Pl ains hotel. J C Shaw former Wyoming House member in town for cattle growers association business. L J Panderberg moved to 108 West Seventeenth street establishing Burroughs Adding Machine sales service in western Nebraska and southwestern Wyoming.
A new flour mill at Saratoga ran a test on December 31 and began regular operation at the start of the new year. It is a Marvel Midget mill with twenty five barrels capacity.
Tokyo Jan 3 An ex member of parliament E Uehara argues Japan should align its future industrial policy with the United States to gain world leadership in thought and economy He contends that peace will boost American influence making territorial expansion unnecessary and that co operation with the US is essential for Japan on Pacific and other international issues including China Russia Canada Australia South America and India.
At a banquet in Tokyo marking Germany's capitulation Viscount Uchida Japan's foreign minister praises American military feats and civil efficiency. He notes the world’s view of U S impartiality and fairness and cites the display of strength by American troops and organizers.
The speaker expressed the view that Germany could become a peaceful field for experiments in political sciences. He argued Germany is not suited to centralization or military empire but to variety and dispersion, and that Germany is most itself when highly divided.
Street car service in Denver, halted for hours by protests against a seven cent fare, was resumed with police on duty. The only disruption occurred at 44th and Williams streets when workers refused to pay and boarded cars, which were then moved to clear traffic. The chief of police ordered the idle cars removed and those aboard were brought into town without further collection.
Mexico City January 3 the membership committee of the chamber of deputies refused to accept Rafael Alducin editor of Excelsior a leading pro ally paper of the capital who was believed elected to the twenty eighth congress from the federal district for credentials to sit as deputy.
The Pantheon of Venice holds the graves of famed doges and generals, with the Mocenigo monument by Lombardo praised as a Renaissance jewel. The piece notes the work’s protection during bombardment and nearby Vendramin and Sebastiano varieties, highlighting wartime preservation.
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