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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
10
Associated Press dispatch from Essen reports women workers opposing Spartacists. Strikes eased as Spartacists attacked. many were disarmed or expelled. Order restored in the city.
Within days after the American forces reached Coblenz signs in English appeared in many stores along the main streets. German map stories outlining the bridgehead across the Rhine were in several Coblenz bookstores on the day the occupation’s advance guard arrived.
A free booklet explains oil terms the value of an oil well flesh production and stock speculation. It includes a map of the Mid Continent Oil Fields and is available without obligation from Carrier and Company 747 H Republic Building Kansas City Missouri.
Rev F. Pinher announced his final decision to take charge of the Congregational church in Cheyenne after pressure from Sheridan leaders. The Sheridan church had waited to confirm the formal acceptance at a trustees meeting last week. Pinher, a Yale-educated reform advocate and war worker, previously served in Tabor Iowa and Clinton Iowa before preaching in Sheridan.
In Papeete Tahiti on January 18 Chinese women publicly discarded their traditional cloth pantaloon and tunic for the Tahitian style clothing. They adopt European attire including high heeled shoes. Women bear the discomfort as they adjust to the new fashion entering and leaving the public eye.
Paris January 14 Associated Press reports a debate on Germany joining the League of Nations. French authority Leon Bourgeois says membership should grow from allied nations first, with Germany proving fitness and guarantees before universal inclusion. He notes opinions vary on when Germany may join.
The vessel arriving from Hoboken on order to carry Halixy was delayed due to bad weather and fuel shortages. No docking reported yet. the ship remains to be brought to port amid rough seas and uncertain timing.
The Cheyenne High School basketball team defeated Kappa Sigma Pai quintet 21 to 17 in the school gym. The lineup featured Leslie Kitchen Storey Welsh and Mayor Swale among the players with Clark entering at guard in the second half.
Fragmented listings show Cablll Holiklay and various auto tire vulcanizing repair services. Advertisements promote batteries, messenger service, and general goods with promises of prompt, affordable prices. Open hours listed, Capitol Avenue location noted.
Debates over a $100.9 million European famine relief bill delay a Senate vote. Key figures include Senators Martin Lodge Kenyon Myers and Borah with Wilson urged plans, while objections cite constitutional authority for tax funding and aid to enemy nations.
Berlin dispatch reports that department heads especially the trade minister oppose the new armistice terms. They warn Germany cannot replace farming machinery due to shortages of metal coal and labor, foreseeing crippled industry. The food minister says he learned of terms from the press and cannot accept responsibility for consequences. The Tageblatt questions where justice and humanity remain as the populace faces continued hardship and force.
The report outlines U S arsenic consumption in 1915 at about 12 000 short tons matching demand and exceeding the 1911-16 average supply by 3 850 tons. It notes 1918 output value at 1 151 100 dollars and imports around 6 600 worth after adjustments, with production and import figures contributing to shifts in pricing and availability.
The report lists Cam weather with 6 p.m. temperature 38 to 40, humidity 59 to 61 percent, wind from the northwest at 8 to 0 mph, clear skies. High 56 at 2:40 p.m., low 37 at 7:45 a.m., normal temp 25, actual 16, precip since Jan 1 0.18 inches.
President Wilson proposes Premier Clemenceau as permanent chairman of the peace conference council. He praises France and Clemenceau, notes the world gathering, the end of the war, and the goal of peace and prosperity for mankind. He stresses trust in Clemenceau’s leadership and shared aims for a noble outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details of an unspecified local occurrence. Readable names or dates are absent, leaving the exact event, location, and timeframe unclear.
On the South Dakota during a Brest to port voyage through a historic gale, two army surgeons performed an appendectomy on Corporal Williams lashed to the table as 40 foot waves battered the ship. The commander and several sailors were injured, but Williams survived and was sent to a hospital.
London dispatch reports Mittau the Courland capital is in Bolshevik control after a brief upheaval. In Copenhagen the five day Bolshevik regime at Kuxhaven ends as citizens and national agents reject the radicals and revoke the new government decree.
A letter from A. M. Martin of Meno Nevada alleging excessive expenditures by Senator Henderson a Democrat was presented to the privileges and elections committee in Washington.
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