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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
14
A fragmentary notice cites Dr. F M Edwards asserting a patient named Bestity Os Ee Edwards was treated for waste and poisonous matter in the body. The text is garbled and leaves many details unread.
New York, Jan 27. International cooperation in mining in North America will be a main topic at the American Institute of Mining Engineers convention in New York February 17 to 20. Joint sessions with the Canadian Mining Institute and with the American Institute of Electrical Engineers are planned, with topics including uniform mining law and capital labor relations. The fourth day features an excursion to the federal shipyard at Newark Bay to view the first electric welded ship and electric welding topics in the joint session January? confusion.
Mexico City officials report proposed constitutional changes before Congress include expanding presidential powers and creating a national bank to modernize currency. The council of ministers weighs a revision of Article 27 to empower the president and improve decrees after 1915 in corporations and finances.
A survey of wartime utterances from Verdun to Chateau Thierry and beyond. It traces the origins and impact of lines like They shall not pass Lafayette we are here To hell go to hell and other terse maxims that shaped American resolve and allied morale during World War I.
Report outlines measures to mobilize the Russian northern region army against Bolsheviks. Enlistment urged in European regions is barred. Recruits will retain pre service positions with compensation up to half the civil life size if the army is smaller.
London January 27 A Royal Horticultural Society of England backed plan to provide practical first aid to farmers orchardists and gardeners in France and Belgium whose lands were ravaged by war. The king and queen support the effort with leading horticulturists aiding a fund to buy implements and supplies for devastated districts. The aim is to speed renewal of cultivation as French peasants work to repair homes and farms after wartime damage.
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