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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
11
Cheyenne and Wyoming residents extend a hearty welcome to General Pershing. Hundreds here knew him when stationed locally long ago and today the world honors his great national service. The city unites in homage to the nation's hero with memories of past connections.
The article argues the world’s trouble goes beyond any one leader and centers on the Great War and its lasting devastation. It cites Ernest Bogart’s figures on direct costs, life value, civilian losses, and military deaths totaling about 9.99 million, with widespread famine and disease tolls across nations.
The piece argues that industrial greed and political ideologies fuel global and national distress and warns that efforts to prevent another war, though urgently needed, are oddly met with distrust or hostility in some quarters, seen as a crime rather than a duty.
The essay argues Europe seeks American loans and investment while America risks overreliance on European money. It warns of immigration strain and social costs from Europe’s past aristocracy. It urges a plan to help Europe recover without sacrificing the U.S. economy.
The article notes the centenary birth anniversary of Robert W. Steele, once governor of Jefferson Territory which later became Colorado, alongside other items from the era. It mentions the Marquis of Lansdowne turning 75 and the Paris trial of M. Gaillaux, along with Maryland officials’ formal inauguration and Canadian social service discussions in Montreal. A western governors delegation travels to Washington seeking at least 250 million dollars for irrigation and reclamation projects.
Conventions open in multiple cities including London Ontario Western Ontario Dairymen's association Nashville Tennessee State Teachers' association Boston Eastern Soda Water Bottlers' association St. Louis Missouri Farmers' association Norfolk Virginia Ice Manufacturers' association Richmond Virginia Good Roads association Omaha Nebraska Lumber Dealers' association.
Racing events include Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana and Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans. Golf has Pinehurst Winter League Advertising Interests tournament. Belleair hosts New Year's tournament. Boxing match Mike O'Dowd versus Frank Carbone set for 10 rounds in Detroit.
The Marquis of Lansdowne marks his 75th birthday today. A veteran in British government and diplomacy, he led as governor general of India and viceroy of the empire, also serving as secretary of war and foreign secretary. His family traces to Walter Fitz Otho Castellan of the eleventh century.
Anniversary notes recall Marquis de Marbois death in Paris and William F. Harnden born in Reading. Obituaries include John S. Barry of Michigan and other figures born in 1745 1812. Also cited are sieges and political shifts such as two rival Louisiana governors and a Brooklyn street railway strike. One year ago reports cover the Treves armistice trip and Siberian railway control talks with Ukrainian casualties at Przemysl.
Pierre Loti in Rochefort France George F Pearce in South Australia Coe I Crawford in Valnuy Iowa Charles Upson Clark in Springfield Massachusetts Whiteford B Cole in Nashville Tennessee celebrate birthdays today Each is identified as a historical figure with ties to literature politics rail transport and academia reflecting a cross border commemoration of notable lives.
In San Francisco on January 13 a wagon hauling horse fell through a store floor into an empty wine storage vat after prohibition left the tank empty. Humane officers stated the horse would have been drowned if the vat had contained its usual wine quota.
Berlin reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg may become a millionaire from his writings. The Berlin Gazette says he sold works in America for 12 000 pounds, worth about 2 000 000 marks, and notes German leaders understand pound and dollar values amid wartime shifts.
Local buyer offers a solid oak rolltop desk with brass hardware and a lockable tambour. Model shows slight wear but sturdy drawers, smooth rolltop, and ample workspace. Cash sale preferred with pickup in downtown.
Frances Trego Montgomery recounts Billy Whiskers roaming near the Wagner home at night. A mistaken shot from Mr. Wagner wounds Billy as he investigates a bell and a shadowy shed. The goat recovers by morning with minor wounds and a day of mischief ends.
Sir Joseph Hooker Oak in Bidwell Park Chico is the world’s largest oak with a 200 foot branch spread. The 101 foot high tree, nine foot diameter trunk, and 28 foot circumference draw many visitors each year. Recent damage trimmed a four foot upper branch, adjusting measurements from 105 to 101 feet.
VALPARAISO December 20 Development of the nitrate fields of northern Chile and Bolivia is expected to result from improvements at Antofagasta port now in progress at an estimated cost of 14 700 000 pounds. The project aims to boost commerce with Bolivia as well. Antofagasta’s harbor has been poor and links by rail to Buanchaca and Potosi. Silver ores and nitrate from northern Chile and Bolivia are shipped from this port.
A statewide leader touts a winning campaign showing tangible results. Officials highlight policy wins and measurable improvements as demonstrations of effective governance.
PORTERVILLE Calif Jan 13 Residents here contend San Joaquin valley private Christmas dinner records were broken by the H J Vincent family near here who this Christmas hosted 80 guests served eight turkeys and several chickens The dinner was served out of doors.
Cologne reports that average daily wages in Germany rose since 1914 by 244 percent for men and 263 percent for women. The electrical industry showed the greatest increase and a four person family needs about 240 marks weekly to cover living expenses.
Rotterdam dispatch reports a Danish film director, based in Copenhagen, arrested for copying American films and sending them to Germany. The case involves moving picture film piracy and discharge of charges in Denmark.
Dr Hirschfeld warns excessive tobacco use accelerates health decline after middle age. The ad promotes Nicotol as a non habit forming cure that stops cravings and supports quitting with a money back guarantee through local druggists including The Roedel Drug Co.
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