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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes a Cheyenne State Leader and a carrier matter with port offices and a date near May. It references AMDOLPH LION and Compoyll, plus a long garbled place names and republication notes for special despatches.
Governor Carey spoke before the Wyoming legislature and made a favorable impression with his poised bearing and engaging personality. He outlined an ambitious future program, signaling a hopeful start for 1919 in the state.
The article portrays a strong sentiment shift nationwide praising Woodrow Wilson and his peace ideals. It argues European backing for his aims and regards the Paris conference as laying foundations for a world wide peace league, with domestic politics taking a back seat.
The piece praises and blasts wartime figures and policies. It lauds Pershing March and Hines while criticizing shipyards Hog Island costs and overall war logistics. It highlights pay delays for soldiers and calls for accountability and credit to administrators or Republicans in upcoming elections.
In the wartime shift, Pershing took over army mail in France and used soldiers to handle it, causing delays. The piece argues Burleson, not Pershing, is to blame since Burleson, a Democrat in the Wilson administration, organized the initial mail service and then left the army to run the troops.
The article praises American soldiers adapting quickly to Arctic conditions in the Archangel District of Russia, noting their ease in hostile climates and comparing their adaptability to Yankee troops in France, England, and Italy over the previous year.
The article outlines that Wyoming cannot join the original 35 states for the 10 matter amendment as many states have already ratified. It notes five states completed ratification and hints at a race among Nebraska Minnesota and Nevada to be first. If ratification finishes this month the amendment could take effect July 1, aligning with wartime prohibition.
A constitutional change must be submitted to voters in a referendum for final enactment, ensuring direct public approval of the proposed amendment. The process mandates voter participation to determine whether the amendment becomes law.
Reported by Associated Press Washington January 15 The approved heir, Miss Lauxepa, is named ruler as new princess. The note mentions copper mines in Mexico. Pravdo experiments reportedly explore using dead leaves to manufacture paper and a locomotive whistle heard at about 10 000 feet above the earth.
Associated Press report from London states armistice terms to Germany include reparations for murder of allied prisoners and return of machinery stolen from France and Belgium. Germany also ordered to transfer 200,000,000 dollars in gold to safety abroad and all U boats to be handed over.
London dispatch reports former Belteilh Centur Lockhards arriving from Moscow say the Bolsheviks praise universal peace but seek universal war. He asserts they aim to overturn the majority by force and have a plan to steer Russia toward victory, not mere stability.
AP report from New York notes food prices are not expected to fall in the near term amid ongoing concerns. The piece mentions prospects for price stability and factors affecting costs.
Paris January 6 The Supreme Council of the elites has decided information will be restricted to an official joint statement by the five powers. Delegates will not comment or provide details beyond the official release.
Historic Drury Lane in Tamdon faces a change as Sir Alfred Butt planned to take over on a long lease after stockholders meet. Arthur Colina has guided the house as managing director amid years of pantomime and melodrama.
The Prison Reform League of Louisiana adopts resolutions at New Orleans meeting calling for an end to alleged police third degree practices. The protest cites coercive methods used to extract confessions from accused individuals and backs reforms led by the Charity Organization Society of New Orleans secretary.
The fifth annual Arkansas farming campaign is nearing completion of preparations and will be opened next Monday. Bankers and businessmen of Arkansas lead the effort with strong enlistments for the campaign aimed at promoting farming profitability and development.
An old advertisement urges mailing a slip to Foley & Co for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It lists benefits and claims nationwide availability with a Chicago address.
Rabbi Stephen B Wie heads the Free Synagogue in New York City and departed for the Peace Conference delegation. The item notes his long work helping Gotham’s poor and mentions Rachbl Wise born in 1672 in Hudandit Hungary with education in New York.
The snippet notes a seasonal opening in the Missouri Valley Conference with a focus on Thepkothali and a nod to leaders. Details are sparse but mark a start or kickoff event in league play.
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