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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1919

Page

16

Wilson Honored At Impressive Banquet With World Leaders

The article details President Wilson's reception by world leaders in Iupcheon including a luncheon at Luxemburg with 200 guests. French ambassador M Noulens spoke on Bolshevik threats, praising Wilson amid praise from marshals and premiers. Wilson later met American delegates at Hotel de Crillon.

Wilson Moscow Petrograd M. Noulena M. Carvings Luxemburg Napoleon Marseilles Victor Hugo Marshal Foch Hotel de Crillon

Mob burns man to death over feared release

In Hillsboro Texas on January 20 a mob executed Bragg W. Mamas a Black man accused of killing Mrs Wells and her child on December 7 The mob acted after notice of a legal filing by his attorneys said to fear release on a quibble Wells and her child were found murdered in their home Mats was arrested the day of the crime and spirited away to avoid violence

Associated Press Hillsboro Texas Bragg

Sherman charges vil Trig. 1 WM Adtelephon

Senator Sherman of Eiliscia Republican declares in the senate that Theodore Voll, adviser to Burleson on wire matters, favors government ownership of telephone and telegraph lines to unload the system on the public He calls Voll a Bolshevik and accuses Burleson of seeking control through state ownership.

Associated Press Washington Sherman of Eiliscia Senate Theodore N. Voll Burleson Vail Esnator

Notable 18th Century Pioneers and Leaders Obituaries

Obituaries note Daniel Henchman founder of Nev ad paper mill born in Boston died Feb 26 1761 in Nev ad. Francis E Spinner U S Treasurer under Lincoln and Grant born Mohawk N Y died Jacksonville Fla Dec 9 1844. King Oscar I of Sweden ruled Stockholm died there.

Topay Daniel Henchman Firtla Nevad Boston Francis E. Spinner United States Lincoln Grant Mohawk N. Y Jacksonville Pia Mexico Oscar I Sweden Stockholm

The Finnis American Pitess Editorial On Wilsons Trip

The New York in Outlet editorial comments on President Wilsons Europe trip calling it a landmark in history. It notes the armistice and approaching peace conference, Wilsons terms, and the need to guard against misinterpretation of his aims. Crowds bid God-speed as the vessel sails and hopes rise worldwide for the voyage.

Brooklyn New York Wilson Europe Paris

Trial of Dr David Roberts in 106K murder case

Racine Wisconsin January 20 Toward week end the court will start trial before Judge EB Belden of the Dr David Roberts Waukesha veterinarian in a sensational Wisconsin murder case. He faces a gallery of a goltatuary offense in connection with Grace Jack a former Waukesha school teacher during an alleged Milwaukee hotel stay in the murder of Mira Neu mann Roberts wife of Dr Roberts.

Racine Wis Cour David Roberta Waukesha Wisconsin EB. B. Belden Roberts Grace Jack Ormer Milwaukee Mira Mary Neumann Roberts Dr. Roberts

Surgeon General Sir George Jer nop born today

Notable figures birth notice. Surgeon General Sir George Jer nop, founder and president of the Capidian Red Cram, turns 65. Also mentions James J. Blorrow, a Bocton banker and Vedera Fuel Administrator of England, with a noting birthplace Bow.

Bamutwmaay George Jernop Capidian Red Cram James J. Blorrow Bocton Vedera! Fuel Addinistrator England Bow

Banff Winter Carnival Promises Spectacle on Top of World

Banff Alberta unveils a new winter carnival with an Ice Palace as the centerpiece set against blue skies and snow covered peaks. The program includes hockey curling toboggan snowshoe and ski races with a five hundred dollar ski jump and a grand Red Grass Ball styled finale drawing visitors from across the region.

Banff Alberta Canadian Rockies Aocmebes Norway Sweden

Senators consider Kendrick bill to promote discharged officers

A Senate Military Affairs Committee review favors a Kendrick proposal to grant prewar recommended promotions to U.S. Army officers and men blocked by War Department orders after the armistice. The measure, backed by Cheyenne supporters, would recognize service without extra government expense and addresses complaints of unfulfilled rank recommendations amid demobilization.

Kendrick War Department Senate Committee On Military Affairs Cheyenne

Army National Guard and Reserve Officers Eligible for Early Discharge

Congress passes an act allowing officers and enlisted personnel from the National Guard of the Medical Reserve Corps and the United States Army to be honorably discharged before the peace treaty with Germany and Austria-Hungary is signed if they were recommended for promotion and show fitness in actual service. Exceptions allow higher rank promotions at the Secretary of War's discretion and exclude those not entitled to the recommended elevation.

House of Representatives of United States of America Congress National Guard Medical Reserve Corps Army United States National Army Regular Army Germany Austriaddungary Secretary of War

New Phone Rates To Take Effect Tonight Nationwide

Postmaster general Burleson announces new telephone rates become effective at 12.01 tonight except where temporary injunctions exist. Indiana and Mississippi issued injunctions. Pensacola federal court denied restraining order. Lincoln Nebraska hearings held but no decision yet. Rates were approved by Burleson after recommendation of the rate standardization committee. Some localities face rate increases while overall reductions are expected.

Washington Feveral Burleson Department Ife Indiana Micnissippi Pensacola Fla United States Lincoln Nebr Committee For Mr. Durieson

Weather Report Overview From 6pm Observations

A 6pm report shows the temperature 23 with relative humidity 45 percent and wind from the NW. Normal daytime high 25 degrees, actual mean 42, up 5 degrees in 24 hours. highest 62 at 2:16 pm, lowest 33 at 3:30 am. wind peak 30 mph from the west at 12:20 am. Precipitation since Jan 1 totals 6.20 inches.

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Aspects of History and Language in Early Observations

A miscellany notes facts from early history and science including ideas on visiting cards in France, mosquitoes varieties, England's old legal year, Portland divorce suits, Defoe and Robinson Crusoe, early iron and life insurance, influenza in blast furnace workers, African hydrophobia, Icelandic year counting, and language brevity in English noting single syllable words. It also mentions anthracite carbon content and a Boer War peace example.

France England Portland Ore de Foe Robinson Cruse America Virginia Life Insurance London Africa Sahara Kitchener Smuts Delarey

Land Congress at Salt Lake Concludes Sessions

The land settlement congress for soldiers sailors and marines was permanently organized in Salt Lake City after a session of reclamation experts from seven states. Aimed at settling millions of acres for veterans, emphasis fell on 3,000,000 acres in the Colorado River basin. the congress adjourned today.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Land Settlement Congress Colorado River Basin

Grand Canyon 19 Becomes National Park After 30 Year Fight

Washington Jan 20 The senate passed a bill to make the Grand Canyon a national park and sent it to house conferees. The proposal has been before Congress for about 30 years.

Grand Canyon Associated Press Washington Senate House Congress

War Department Reports High Troop Casualties From Flu

Figures issued by the War Department show a death rate of 32.15 per thousand per year among troops. Influenza and pneumonia deaths run at 10 per thousand, reflecting heavy casualties at home and abroad.

Associated Press Washington War Department

New Jersey Approves War Tree Planting Plan

The New Jersey Department of Conservation and Development joins with the American Legion in a statewide effort for war memorial tree plantings. The program aims to honor those who died for democracy, reinforcing community ties as trees take root and communities grow.

J&nsiey State Department of Oeservation and Development Uon Ameritas

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Areceiated Press Iupcheon Supreme Council Lansing M. Noulens Russia Sherman Pitess Canada New Orleans Pasadena United States Army Earth Weather Report A .Am Paul H. Moore Capitol Ave Salt Lake Flu Phew Army Says Department CmlAretn
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