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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
9
Senator Kendrick, delayed by several days, will arrive about 10 o clock tonight at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne and stay until Monday afternoon. He had planned a Sheridan trip but may go directly to Washington to press bills on retraining the packing industry and on troop releases.
A Wyoming Children's Home in Wheatland cares for four month old twins left orphaned by the influenza epidemic. Miss Allie Jewell, renowned as a guardian of homeless children, seeks a loving couple to adopt the twins and other readable waifs, urging interested families to write to the home about qualifications and desire.
Washington January 24 The War Department orders no discharge of an unemployed discharged soldier against his will until he can obtain civilian employment. Telegraph orders went to divisional headquarters enabling voluntary temporary service without harming future discharge prospects.
Tacoma reports a landslide at a Ladd Washington home buried a young woman and her two children during a storm last Wednesday night. A mine official reached the town after a 30 hour trek describing destroyed buildings and extensive damage.
Former Queen Marie Emeline of Portugal, mother of ex King Manuel, has arrived in Madrid, traveling incognito according to newspapers.
A Rawlins rancher Harry W. Hernadon who trained in Alabama dairying visited Russia with the Russian cooperative dairying agency. He recounts fighting Bolsheviks near Kazan, the defense of Kazan city, and the People’s Army fundraising, with details from Vladimir Lebedetf. He notes unity of railroad workers, university, and town in defense, and women aiding the army.
Ensign Trylento, former commander of the Hessian Dolohevik army, was arrested in Copenhagen after attempting to join the Bolshevik forces of General Kraz onoff for espionage. Reports via Finland confirm the capture.
President Wilson will travel by train to the war torn areas of France on Sunday, proceeding with an army motor car tour of the surrounding countryside after arriving at the front. The trip will start from Paris where he will be met for the regional tour.
The passage notes women serving in church roles at Roche ser cathedral with a woman bellringer organist and verger. It mentions the American Federation of Labor supporting unionization of telegraph girls in the United States. A death house for women is reported in Singapore. Julia Gardiner Tyler becomes the first presidential widow to receive a congressional pension. In Great Falls Montana women work with the street department cleaning pavements and tidying parks.
Paris January 24 The United States England and other delegates press for immediate peace and push to complete a plan for a league of nations. Delegates believe permanent peace depends on settling boundaries reparations indemities and new governments through the peace conference and not in separate treaties. They fear signing the peace treaty first reduces momentum for a league of nations.
The Senate approved by 55 to 18 a $100,000,000 relief bill requested by President Wilson to aid food relief in Europe and the Near East. The measure, opposed by some Republicans, advances to conference to resolve minor points with final enactment expected next week.
The New York state women’s land army convenes a two day conference in New York City on January 28 and 29 to plan future activities. women now serve on juniv s to Michigan.
The Young Men's Literary Club held a lively meeting in Cheyenne’s arena library room focused on pushing rapid construction of housing for newcomers. Ed Kellay led the push with others backing the plan while officers were sworn in for the year and the club’s articles placed in order.
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