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Cheyenne State Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming

17 Jan 1919

Page 13

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Cheyenne State Leader

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Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1919

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13

Austria Survives In Jugo Slavia

Jan Adelsberg reports from Leybach and Laybach on postwar tension as Jugo-Slavs rearm and recruit from disbanded troops, while Austrians in Trieste face travel bans and suspicion. The piece laments lingering Austrian influence and traces hostility toward Italy amid shifting borders and the Corfu pact fallout.

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Manual workers in England gain dinner relief under ration plan

Manual laborers under Britain's rationing scheme may dine more sumptuously than sedentary workers. Nine colored books authorize sugar butter margarines lard and meat rations with special provisions for invalids vegetarians and Jews who sign dietary declarations.

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England Bureau of Labor Statistics Department of Labor
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New Telephone Toll Rates Enacted for 1919

A new nationwide toll-rate system for intercity calls takes effect January 21 1919 at 12:01 am. The plan uses a station to station distance based rate with 5 cents per six miles up to 24 miles and 5 cents per eight miles thereafter, plus higher person to person and messenger options. Night rates and collect charges are described, with minimum and maximum charges and conditions for to whom charges apply.

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