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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1919
Page
13
Advertisement urges bond owners to protect Liberty Bonds from burglary. It promises safe custody without charge, provides a receipt with issue and bond number, and notes coupon clipping rights. It mentions conversion privilege for First Issue 34% Bonds and offers assistance to handle the matter.
From U P dispatch, Wyoming Kansas Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota soldiers of the 89th Division recount their wartime service in France and Germany. Veterans describe Montagne Hill 380, St Mihiel and Argonne fighting, with one man earning the D S C for single handedly surrounding hundreds of Germans.
Twenty soldiers, badly wounded, were removed on stretchers as the Northern Pacific freed its last passengers. A sailor signaled that only naval men remained aboard. After two days of cold wind, the rescue concluded with 2480 aboard survivors transported to hospital despite heavy injuries.
Sydney Jan 4 An Australian authority on Pacific affairs reports that not a single former German island in the Pacific desires a return of German domination. Thomas J McMahon cites Nauru and the Marshalls where natives asked to bar German governance as Japanese-led development uplifts impression and the central Pacific serves as a halfway house to San Francisco and Japan.
Berlin reports indicate the German Cabinet weighing military action to halt a Polish invasion while curbing Bolshevik influence. Bolshevik threats loom in Upper Silesia as Poles seize rail hubs and towns including Bromberg area. British orders to suppress soviets are noted with cautious approval.
Cincinnati January 4 AP Judge Hollister blocks federal case seeking to stop Gov Cox from submitting the national prohibition amendment to the Ohio legislature. The ruling ends the immediate attempt to prevent official action on the federal measure.
German government seeks Allied release of all interned Germans in a diplomatic note reported from Copenhagen by Exchange Telegraph. The appeal comes amid wartime tensions and ongoing prisoner handling.
A 1914 account describes how revolutionary forces in Mexico seized railways and hydro power, then expanded to other cash earners, through government administration. It argues new constitutional amendments would legalize such seizures and curb private property rights under public utility claims.
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