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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1920
Page
11
A Cheyenne notice records Randolph Leigh entered at the Cheyenne post office as a second class mail matter for a four year and six month period with rates listed. The item notes Associated Press rights and republication limitations for the paper and its dispatches.
A broad protest against anti free speech measures centers on New York legislature moves and a wider backlash to suppressive policies. The piece notes radicals gain audience as war era opinion limits ease and mentions wartime consequences for public discourse and the dangers of endorsing all radical rhetoric.
Socialists and other observers stir debate as a prominent preacher at a leading New York Episcopal church sparks a clash with radical statements. The piece notes that any loud voice risks ridicule if it oversteps, shaping a tense public conversation.
The piece notes Herbert Hoover as a striking silent figure in presidential talk. It highlights how most candidates tout themselves while Hoover, a non-seeker, remains unparaded yet highly fascinating to the public. It suggests his politics are unknown but his prominence endures.
The New York Sun says the Jackson Day letter from the White House is worthy of Old Hickory himself noting it is not irresolute or evasive. It argues the letter shows Andrew Jackson in Woodrow Wilson's stance against accepting the Senate as the nation’s final action.
Today marks Thrift Sunday across the United States and the first anniversary of the Paris peace conference opening. The Zionist Organization of America launches a $10,000,000 Palestine development fund for a Jewish national home. The world Zionist conference in Basle is postponed awaiting possible immediate negotiations over Palestine.
Timeline item recounts events from 1820 to 1918 including Commodore Ransom, German emperor proclamation, British-Greek tensions, Montreal riot, and Wilson fuel order. Highlights include US Canada mail service establishment and Queen Victoria illness summons.
The first session of the Paris peace conference opens with pomp and ceremony led by President Wilson David Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau as central figures marking the war’s end efforts.
Olga Nethersole born in Kensington England 50 years ago today. Henry Percival Dodge first US minister to the Kingdom of the Serbs. Dr Frank J Goodnow Johns Hopkins president born Brooklyn N Y 64 years ago today. Dr William T Foster recently resigned Red College president born Boston 54 years ago today. Henry C Stuart former Virginia governor born Wythesville Va 65 years ago today.
Worden D. Cross advertises discreet buyer interest for 20 good homes. Contact 1721 Capitol Avenue, phone 53, for confidential negotiations.
Billy Whiskers, after leaving Mr Biggs, seeks a meal and finds a soda fountain display with a polar bear picture. A rambunctious chase ends with the store clerk slipping amid syrup and ginger ale as Billy escapes, promising more exploits in a follow up.
Local service station advertises Oklahoma Queoline and Harris brand oils along with Mobile products for vehicles. Includes fueling services and automotive supplies catering to regional drivers.
Sualphor Steam Baths operates at 4815 Capitol Avenue with phone contact 817 for steam bath services and related facilities.
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