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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
4
A Paris dispatch notes French relief at peace mingled with deep anxiety about a treaty seen as imperfect. Germans are blamed for ambitions and breach of promises, with vigilance urged as the peace hinges on Allied unity and German repudiation risks.
The National Security League plans a broad campaign to educate the public on the Constitution, tying a September 17 birthday celebration to fundamental principles of American government. McKivey, educational director, notes concern that the Constitution is losing its meaning.
The text argues that a clear political education is needed for both native and foreign born Americans to grasp constitutional checks and balances. It cites President powers, treaty processes, and the three coordinated branches, stressing reciprocal checks to guard the public weal against encroachment and Bolshevist influence.
An editorial condemns the South African finance ministry for failing to raise expected funds through advertising. It notes the missed target of 17 million pounds and only 3.25 million raised, urging use of modern publicity methods employed by Britain and the United States. The piece argues such ad campaigns could have succeeded without moral damage.
The passage argues that governments gain public respect by simple human advertising rather than appealing to commercial prestige. It contends that government demonstrations are shaped by partners with vested interests and questions the notion that such ads diminish public regard.
Edmund Roberts of New Hampshire sought a treaty envoy role in Anam. When denied entry for lacking titles he proclaimed he was Special Envoy of the United States of America and bore citizenry from many New Hampshire towns, listing a long granite state atlas of titles until locals begged him to stop.
Editorial argues against employing former German officers and sailors on government transport ships. It warns that unfamiliarity with ship technicalities poses less risk than potential German treachery, urging caution in staffing decisions.
New York July 1 Admiral Hugh Rodman assumed command of the Pacific fleet at the New York navy yard after a ceremony aboard the battleship New York attended by 30 officers and 300 crew. The New Mexico will serve as his flagship in the Pacific ahead of a flotilla deployment from New York around July 14.
William Jennings Bryan, noted prohibition leader, declined to ride a camel at the prohibition day parade during the Methodist centennial in Columbus Ohio. He watched from a grandstand and was scheduled to deliver a temperance speech later that afternoon.
The eleventh annual Iowa Picnic will be held at Campstee 30 miles east of Cheyenne on July 4. Hundreds of former Iowans now in Wyoming are expected to attend including many from Cheyenne, with Governor Carey invited to attend.
Julia Sherley age 54 of 721 West 27th street died at home yesterday at 1 p m after a two week illness due to paralysis. She was mother of Mrs. Geo Randall of this city. The Dusin Undertaking Company has the remains. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Captain John Ruddell reports to the War Department recommending federal recognition for four Wyoming Cavalry troops formed in a three week period. The units are distributed across Kemmerer Basin Cody Riverton Sheridan with headquarters in Sheridan and Troops A B C D stationed at Sheridan Cody Riverton Kemmerer respectively.
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