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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
12
A garbled despatch appears to report on Bevea Carrier and related legal or administrative actions tied to Cheyenne, with references to leadership figures Fi Leader Pabhin Compoyll and AMDOLPH LION. The fragment mentions a port office, a date near a week later, and a republication note for special despatches.
Governor Carey spoke to the legislature and impressed attendees with a confident, agreeable demeanor. He outlined a forward looking program for Wyoming, noting a hopeful start to 1919 and the governor’s youthful yet poised presence.
The Paris conference is seen as laying foundations for a global peace league while U S President Wilson strengthens support at home and abroad. Critics in Europe and America face a shift to domestic focus as the president’s ideals for an international agreement endure. The tour is hailed as epoch making and a triumph of self government worldwide.
The passage critiques public sentiment and political blame during wartime. It praises some military leaders for efficiency in transport and embarkation while condemning administration and shipyard inefficiencies. It highlights pay delays for troops and questions overall management of logistics and procurement.
During World War I, Pershing took over army mail in France, dismissing experts and assigning soldiers to handle it. The article argues Pershing did not cause the failures, instead blaming Postmaster General Burleson for mismanagement amid a Democrat Wilson administration.
The text highlights American soldiers adjusting rapidly to harsh Arctic conditions in the Archangel District of Russia while aiding allied efforts to restore order. It compares their adaptability to Yankee troops in France England and Italy, praising their efficiency and resilience in varied climates.
A historic effort advances toward a nationwide constitutional amendment amid swift ratifications from several states. With a two thirds threshold nearing, Nebraska Minnesota and Nevada contend to be the first to complete ratification while five states push ahead this month. If final ratification occurs, the amendment would take effect one year from the final action, potentially drying the wartime prohibition by July 1.
A constitutional change must be submitted to voters in a referendum for approval. The process requires public casting of ballots to decide the fate of proposed amendments.
In Washington January 15 the approved Crown Prince or ruler presides as a new princess takes an oath. The report notes experiments using dead leaves to make paper and mentions copper mines in Mexico as context. A locomotive whistle is heard from nearly 10,000 feet above the earth.
Reports from London indicate Germany will surrender about 4,000,000 tons of shipping under revised armistice terms. The terms reportedly include reparation for murdered allied prisoners and return of machinery stolen from France and Belgium. vast German gold reserves would be moved to safety, while U boats and dockside submarines would be turned over to the Allies.
London dispatch reports former Beitleh Centuul Lockhards arriving from Moscow asserting that Bolsheviks seek universal war though they praise peace. He says the Russians want to overturn the majority, transform the country, and ride to power by force rather than seek broad peace.
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports no immediate fall in food prices, despite market discussions and forecasts. The article notes ongoing concerns about cost levels and consumer impact amid broader economic conditions.
Paris January 6 delegates of the five great powers will not comment or provide information beyond the official statement. The supreme council of elites has decreed that processes are confidential and access is limited to an official compilation prepared by the secretary of the delegations.
Historic Drury Lane, famed for pantomime and melodrama, faces a management shift as Arthur Colina’s leadership ends and Sir Alfred Butt is expected to take a long lease. The paper notes multiple theaters once occupied the site dating back to 1663.
New Orleans activists press to curb police coercion after a Prison Reform League meeting adopted resolutions. The protestors allege officers used excessive force to extract confessions from crime suspects, with sponsor involvement by the Charity Organization Society of New Orleans secretary.
The ARKANSAS FARMING CAMPAIGN in Rook Arkansas enters its fifth annual drive led by bankers and businessmen. It will open next Monday and run through the week with emphasis on continued efforts and enlistment of participants.
The clipped notice directs sending a slip with address to Foley & Co at 2836 Swaffield Ave Chicago for a trial package of Foley products. It promotes Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing and relief. It advertises nationwide availability.
Rabbi Stephen B. Wie, head of the Free Synagogue in New York City, heads the Granat delegation to the Peace Conference and is famed for his charitable work in Gotham. Rachbl Wise, born in Hudandit Hungary in 1672, studied in New York and graduated from Columbia College. He later joined the Free Synagogue in New York and has since devoted his efforts there.
The piece notes the start of the Missouri Valley conference season with focus on team play and early matchups. It mentions key figures and venues guiding the season launch and competitive expectations.
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