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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1919
Page
5
Citizens urged to protect Liberty Bonds as theft rises nationwide. An offer promises to securely hold bonds at no charge, issue a receipt with bond details, and provide coupon clipping services. Owners of First Issue 34% Bonds may convert any time before 24, 1919. firm offers to handle related matters.
U P press reports from New York describe the 89th Division, formed from Wyoming and several Midwest states, wending into Germany as occupation troops. Wounded from Argonne and St Mihiel return, with ranks praised for hard fighting on Montsec and Toul sectors and the overcoming of dugout defences.
In Ir Island on January 4 twenty wounded soldiers were taken off on stretchers by a submarine chaser heading to the hospital ship Solace. An on board signal indicated only naval men remained aboard the Northern Pacific after two days of cold winds and hard work. The operation ended with the safe removal of 2480 sailors and officers from the stranded liner.
Thomas J. McMahon reports from Sydney that former German Pacific colonies show no desire to return to German rule. In Nauru and the Marshalls, natives seek protection from restoration of German governance. He praises Japanese efforts to develop colonies and notes the Central Pacific islands as a midway link to San Francisco and Japan.
Berlin reports indicate the German Cabinet weighs military action to curb the Polish invasion and check Bolshevik influence. Bolshevik threat feared in Upper Silesia coal region as Poles advance on key junctions and towns including Bromberg Schneidemuhl Beutscher Kosten Modilno Zain. British orders to suppress the Soviets are noted.
Cincinnati January 4 Associated Press reports Judge Hollister disallowed the federal suit seeking to stop Gov James Cox from presenting the national prohibition amendment to the Ohio legislature. The ruling narrows the legal path of the proposed measure.
The German government has resigned its armistice commission to request the Allies to release all interned Germans, according to Exchange Telegraph from Copenhagen. The item reflects wartime diplomacy as London reports a formal appeal by Berlin to free German nationals detained abroad.
The 1914 Mexican constitutionalist advance is outlined with a government plan to seize mines tramways and power works under new articles. It details expropriation procedures compensation rules and the aim to regulate private interests amid strikes and public utility claims.
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