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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
9
Senator Kendrick will depart this afternoon at 3 20 for Denver then proceed to Sheridan arriving Thursday He will head to Washington to renew the fight on the Kendrick pitt aimed at trimming the wings of the packers His Cheyenne visit has been one
Allied forces in the Archangel region faced fresh Bolshevik attacks as infantry and artillery pressed from the north. American, Russian, and British troops retreated in good order toward Shegovarl along the Voxa river after repelling a Turcsevo assault with heavy losses.
A Russian government wireless message dated January 23 and 24 reports heavy fighting on the Russian front. Red forces reportedly seized several villages near Denkirk and held positions at Padenskaya station south of Fhenhurst. Detachments cut off and retreated toward Grestetk with rail stock and thousands of military wagons.
W G McAdoo former railroad head and ex treasury secretary releases a telegram urging five year federal oversight of railroads to coordinate inland waterways with the new American merchant marine. He argues private control threatens waterway development and urges Congress to extend federal control to five years to prove a united transport system.
A man calling himself Omega, son of Jesus Christ, armed with revolvers shot at a crowd, killed three and wounded five before being overpowered. He murdered Thomas Folloran, John Knox, and George Linnss, then fired on Officer Dinggle and others. Captured after a chase, he had a notebook with city maps and was found with obsessive religious motives. the suspect, George Lombu, reportedly 89.
Charles W. Leasura appeared before Judge Howsman after being charged with assault with felonous intent for allegedly firing three shots at his wife during a family dispute in their house late Saturday night. He was bound over for the March session of the court with bail set at 1750.
Hear Admiral Rebreek informed the navy department that Italian authorities hauled down the American flag in the Adriatic due to misunderstanding, not that Italian authorities authorized the action. He noted the incident reflected miscommunication rather than deliberate defiance.
Notables travel through Cheyenne including Hon Clay Tollman and Hon W W Sproul with Casper ties. Governor Robert I Carey canceled several key meetings due to illness. Sproul departs for Denver after a city appearance yesterday.
Five people were injured when two street cars were damaged by dynamite in Kansas City. Windows shattered and cars sustained damage as the strike by Carmen and street railway workers continued. Police investigated the incidents and railway officials reported light charges aimed at hindering service without harming passengers.
Associated Press reports from Berlin indicate that driving forces have advanced in Baku and occupied the tran-Caucasian railroad. The British are said to have occupied Petrovek and Atraghan at the mouth of the Volga river.
Sherwood, claiming to sell stock in an airplane company, bilked Mrs. Rutledge near Pine Bluffs for a large sum. He gave only a receipt and fled, as prosecutors secured a warrant and he disappeared before arrest.
The Associated Press reports that ten powers consented to the organization proposed by the five great powers, forming a united front. Jules Cambon led the small powers’ gathering at the foreign office and the Ball de la Pats, noting harmony and full delegation for Belgium and Serbia among others.
WASITINGTON D C Jan 27 The Shipping Board announced a reduction in tariff rates to 6 62 4 percent to lower costs for freight between Atlantic and Gulf ports and ports in the United Kingdom Italy France Belgium and the Netherlands to meet the competition from Brittey owners.
Plans presented to the Senate Military Affairs Committee by General March propose demobilizing 1.8 million troops overseas within six months and completing home camps' return within thirty days. The army of occupation would use experienced divisions and depend on Allied peace terms to determine duration.
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