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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
4
The department explains a county board of education should unify county school efforts to provide equal educational opportunities. It compares county policy to city boards and cites success in other states, urging continuous planning to ensure a square deal for all rural children.
The new government faces mixed reception as Walter Long and Winston Churchill take key posts at the Admiralty and War Office. The Irish, India, and colonial offices show strategic reshuffles while Labour exits the coalition, raising doubt about confidence and the timing of any election.
The article marks Elias Howe born 1819 in Spencer Massachusetts as the inventor of the first practical sewing machine. It chronicles his move to Lowell, Des Moines era work, and the 1846 patent that launched the machine era, noting subsequent patents, legal battles, royalties, and the shift from home to factory sewing.
The report notes an upcoming election soon after the conference. It states Labor holds over 140 votes and seeks proportional representation in December. It mentions a man on the majority and a free hand to tackle national issues including taxation and domestic questions as defining the next election.
New York hosts a War Camp Community Service program aiding homeward troops with theater outings, vaudeville shows, hospital entertainments, and motor tours. It plans ongoing events through demobilization, offering 900,000 wartime funds and 10,000 weekly tickets to metropolitan shows for veterans and hospitalized servicemen.
Portraying the Wer Camp Community Service as part of the Sig Seven, the piece notes support for troops and sailors, with a $50,000 fund aiding homefront morale. It highlights the wartime transport role and nationwide reach, and commemorates millions of service members awaiting discharge as the era of mobilization continues.
Republicans will wage a bitter fight over proposed appropriations as the Senate plans hearings starting tomorrow. Senator Martin and representatives from Cressco and the treasury department will discuss food administration spending and potential expansion of wartime measures. Lansing will be consulted on budget details as leaders push the plan forward.
The article extols W. A. Pearson as a prominent Sheridan County figure with long ties to local development. It notes his contractor background, major projects in the city over sixteen years, fraternal involvement, and repeated elections to the state legislature by Sheridan County voters from 1910 to 1916.
The report describes widespread devastation in Vienna with overrun streets and electricity destroyed. Food and water are scarce while Ud rainfall and forced evacuations are noted. The text mentions vaults for wine storage and gymnasiums in army barracks as context for the conflict.
A Soviet government note indicates Bolsheviks arrested by Switzerland have been released before February 1. The dispatch from Petrograd claims an equal number of Swiss detainees will be freed in return, signaling a potential prisoner exchange or diplomatic accord.
Reported pogrom in Kiev, Ukraine, as mobs clash during attempts to disarm Jews who were organizing for protection. The incident follows rising unrest in the capital amid ethnic tensions and security concerns.
A dispatch from London on July 14 reports Spartacan leader Dr. Kart Light-Kaveh severely wounded in Berlin and unclear on his status. Subsequent messages from Horita Miowed Oils suggest possible truth to the claim.
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