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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary text references a state leader and mentions numbers like 628 and 72 with unclear context. The readable content is garbled. no clear event, date, or organization can be established.
The wires from Spain carried two nearly simultaneous dispatches yesterday. One claimed the Spanish premier warned of immediate action in Barcelona. The other said Lenin, Bolshevik leader, had arrived in Barcelona. The exchange shows how cables can distort events across the Atlantic.
A. Mitchell Palmer, a Pennsylvania congressman and former alien property custodian under the Trading With the Enemy Act, is noted as a potential United States attorney general. He served briefly as judge of the federal court of claims and declined the secretary of war post, with remarks on his Quaker upbringing and wartime service.
A fragmented passage recalls the ex Kaiser facing betrayal by women as he fled toward Holland, framing his attempted ascent and ensuing downfall in a harsh, ironic tone. The text hints at his doomed bid for power and the political humiliation that followed.
A historical report describes secret German court circles forming a peace movement led by aristocratic women aimed at pressuring the Kaiser. It details fundraising, clandestine meetings, and propaganda to incite unrest, including a plot to expose German society women as traitors and attempts to silence informants.
Paris authorities and military experts report French interest in displaying a German Big Bertha siege gun at the Place de la Concorde. The three guns bombarded Paris in 1918, with shells weighing 300 pounds and ranges up to 19 miles. Modernized nine inch versions were allegedly used in May.
A damaged fragment notes Foley therapy briefly helping a person, claiming first doses brought cure and vigor that seemed as strong as thirty years ago, with unclear rest of the quotation and context.
Spokane readers expect only minor changes to football rules at the upcoming committee meeting. The discussion centers on handling play after a period end and resuming at that point, along with potential adjustments to safeguard players during bench incidents and field penalties.
A state education initiative distributes 34 000 copies of a wartime handbook to public school children from seventh to twelfth grade. The plan aims to deepen understanding of world events and support thrift clubs and garden programs in classrooms.
Vladivostok January 17 reports describe American forces assembling for a 2 day practice march from camps several miles away toward the Golden Horn area. Troops wear buffalo hides and shearling greatcoats with heavy packs, bring field kitchens, and move along winding roads under snowy hills watched by local workers and officers.
Report detailing the club’s Christmas drive and charity efforts. Describes goals to bring joy to underprivileged children and notes coordination between committees, mail campaigns, and letters to volunteers and donors.
From the Italian frontline near Oderzo and Conegnano the battered countryside shows Austrian occupation forces retreating after bombardments. Homes are destroyed or looted, the parish priest saved valuables, and villagers report Austrians took church, clothing, windows, and even pantry items during the occupation.
A fragmented Nome Alaska notice notes an incident in May involving a vessel owner and an unspecified wreck event. The readable text hints at property or maritime action but lacks clear details, names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text references Comper and namples with an unclear note on un englink. No coherent event or names to confirm a fuller item.
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