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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

6

General Murguia Ends Northern Mexico Land Scheme

General Murguia transferred command in the northwest and halted an amnesty aided colonization plan near Molinar and Laguna. Rebels from the south were settled on northern lands with farming supplies and families invited. A nascent crop existed before the project was abandoned as he moved south.

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Restless Night Prompts Kidney Pill Advertising Claim

An old advertisement text claims kidney trouble sufferers feel relief at night from backache rheumatic pains and muscular aches after using Foley Kidney Pill. The misspelled excerpt mentions EB. W. Kill and a P.O. box in Shorters Alabama.

Gufferers

Foch Urges Rhine Barrier as Boundary Between France and Germany

Treves reports Marshal Foch believes the Rhine must remain the barrier between Germany and France and declares peace must match victory. He praises American forces under Pershing, notes German weakness but potential recovery, and says Allies were prepared for another offensive that could have compelled German surrender.

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Sailors in London Say Americans Contribute to Modernity

British journalist interviews 15 000 American sailors in London before returning home. They praise the metropolis as modern and friendly while noting drawbacks like fewer restaurants and climate. A standout remark claims Americans can talk to any woman without jail, highlighting cultural contrasts between Britain and the United States.

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Constitution for Germany Approved

Berlin dispatch reports the Tagblatt of Berlin previewing Germany's nation changing draft and planned peasant territorial reforms. The piece notes the government will be modeled with a chamber and broader reforms as the new constitutional framework takes shape.

Berlin Ebert Gor Wiiebhl Germany

Socialist Duke Ernest Gunther Addresses Public Meeting

Duke Ernest Gunther of Schleswig-Holstein told Primkenau listeners he has been a socialist for twenty years and supports an eight hour day. He warned that his cautions in the high council were ignored while praising socialization efforts in his duchy. the remarks drew loud cheers from the crowd.

Amstherdam Ernest Gunther Schleswig-Holstein Primkenau Holsten Kesen Allagemeine Zeitung Augusta Victoria Coopperais

Appropriation Bill Passed Amid Rule Changes and Debates

The 1943 state house session adopted minor rule changes after Franzen asked for a full reading. Humor marked smoking concerns as Bancroft, Rollins, Kirk and Kelly sparked diversion. A rule barring smoking in committee of the whole was struck down. Discussion on Committee No 26 Bridges and Highways limited the committee to 144 members, one per county. A vote rule debate led to compulsory voting for present members. Mercer and Jackson backed the amended report. Baker announced printing rules to show changes from prior rules. The chair noted legal assistance arrangements. The afternoon featured major talks on related rules.

Franzen Rollins Kirk Kelly Frasen Holdredge Motlon Mercer Jackson Baker

Wyoming Legislature Debates Education Bills and Travel Plans

The Wyoming Senate and House discuss bills on Americanization of foreign language students and vocational education, plus age 14 to 18 school attendance. Committees set up on printing and primary law as sessions include talks by Red Cross officials and invitations to Denver stock show events.

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Henry Mpallister Speaks on War Peril and Liberty

A contended address argues the debt burden, warns against anarchy under various names, lauds democratic leaders, and stresses America must protect its institutions. It cites England as a bulwark and calls for a new Europe with representative government while urging vigilance against Bolshevik threats and influenza-like perils.

England America India

Press Protests Against Censorship At Peace Congress

AP dispatch reports press groups in Pari detailing demands for full publicity of peace congress proceedings. They call for full communiqués, publication of full texts, open access for journalists, and abolition of censorship worldwide.

Associated Press Pari

Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praised in Letter

A San Antonio Tennessee reader reports Foley's Honey and Tar eased a severe cough after flu and pneumonia. The writer claims rest returned after starting the remedy and says the cough largely disappeared with nightly use.

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President Wilson Cables Hopeful League of Nations Prospects

New York January 17 President Wilson cabled Henry Clows chairman of the Congressional Committees of the Civic Forum that prospects for an agreement on the League of Nations are most favorable He said he was delighted by the Carnegie Hall mass meeting news and that the League's prospects are presently favorable after receiving the report.

Associated Press New York Wilton Today Henry Clows Clvie Forum League of Nations Carnegie Hall Woodrow Wilson

Bolshevik Proposal and Printing Mixups At Congress News

A note from former Bolshevik Mazin Lichinof to President is cited as offering world propaganda in exchange for peace talks with the Social Democraten. The report also mentions Gov. Carey canceling Denver plans and a printing error mislabeling two house bills, one on prohibition and the other on ways and means.

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Woman's Illness Recounts Years of Fainting Spells

A Perth Amboy woman describes a three year battle with severe female illnesses causing frequent fainting. The account mentions Stanielaw girl on Penn Street and references to natural remedies.

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Air service to start Monday between London and Paris

Jan 17 The regular air passenger service between London and Paris in connection with the peace Congress will open Monday. Several airplanes have been fitted for the service. They will carry two passengers and make the trip in two hours.

Paria

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