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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1920
Page
4
Notice shows Randolph Leigh entered at the Cheyenne postoffice as second class mail matter for four years and six months with fees of six dollars and three dollars for monthly rates. The Cheyenne State Leader carries Associated Press news rights and republication terms.
The article argues a nationwide surge against repressive measures on free thinking as socialists face attempts to oust legislators. It notes many radicals gain ear amid wartime opinion suppression and that people want to hear wild ideas again though not endorsing their uses. It calls for broad tolerance while warning against group condemnations.
The Episcopal Church in New York faces upheaval as a prominent preacher makes radical statements. Socialists and others vent about the church’s stance, while the public debates the preacher’s influence and rhetoric.
The piece notes Herbert Hoover stands apart as a non seeker in the race amid loud candidates. It highlights his public prominence without campaigning and suggests his deliberate reluctance to parade. The public fascination centers on his quiet profile and ongoing global task leadership.
The New York Sun argues the Jackson Day letter from the White House shows Andrew Jackson spirit in Woodrow Wilson rejecting the Senate action as the nation’s decision. It contends the reply is not irresolute or evasive and criticizes opponents of the treaty.
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 as a national Jewish homeland effort. The world Zionist conference at Basle is postponed due to potential immediate negotiations for the Palestine mandate.
The note lists events from 1820 to 1918 and 1946, including Commodore Ransoms birth, the German emperor's rise, Britain blockades and police actions in Montreal, the 1904 royal summons, Germany denying submarine sinks, and Wilson’s 1918 fuel order stance. The items mention United States Canada postal links and Queen Victoria’s illness context.
One year has passed since the start of the Paris peace conference with President Wilson David Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau in the central roles as the first session opened amid ceremony and pageantry.
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 in Brooklyn 64 years ago today. Dr William T Foster resigned Red College presidency born in Boston 54 years ago today. Henry C Stuart former Virginia governor born in Wytheville Va 65 years ago today.
Worden D. Cross posts a private offer to purchase 20 good homes. Contact 1721 Capitol Avenue, phone 53, for business details.
Billy Whiskers, after leaving Mr Biggs, seeks nourishment in gardens but finds fences and hunger. A soda fountain scene ensues with a polar bear picture and picnickers as Billy escapes a furious soda clerk who crashes into syrup and ginger ale. The tale promises more adventures in the next chapter.
The station advertises Oklahoma Queoline Harris and Mobile AOils as available fuels. Local residents are urged to visit Dinneen's Filing Station for fuel options and service.
Readable lines show Sualphor Steam Baths located at 4815 Capitol Ave with phone number 817 listed. The fragment hints a business listing or ad from a local paper. No further details on services or hours are provided in text.
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