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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1919

Page

12

Hitchcock to Lead Senate Battle on Peace Treaty Ratification

Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska will spearhead this week’s fight in the Senate to ratify the peace treaty. Born in Omaha and a longtime resident there, he is a lawyer by training and a newspaper publisher by choice. A Democrat, Hitchcock first served in the House in 1903 and moved to the Senate in 1911, often opposing administration policy during the war.

Gilbert M. Hitchcock United States Senate Nebraska Mr. Hitchcock Omaha House of Representatives Senate Hitchcock Congress Wilson

The League of Nations Debate and Senate Authority

An editorial argues the U S Senate can bind or discard the Treaty of Peace by two thirds or a simple majority. It condemns partisan opposition and insincerity from Republicans, urging square dealing and warning that attempts to replace the League with a lesser bargain threaten the essential covenant.

United States Senate League of Nations Senate Elihu’ Root Hays

Cheyenne’s Great Scenic Route on the Lion’s Trail

Writers praise the 80 mile Lion’s Trail near Cheyenne as a spectacular scenic drive. They urge locals and organizations to promote the route, noting Denver’s similar asset and calling for organized efforts to educate visitors and capitalize on the landscape.

Cheyenne Denver

League of Nations as sharp counsellors of Republicans

The passage argues that a League of Nations would be a mere debating society if revived by the Republicans and warns against policies at odds with world opinion. It urges honest rendering of stance on guaranteed peace and questions the tactic of opposing a League designed to curb world evil, noting the Senate could easily kill both the League and the treaty.

League of Nations Republican Party League of Nation United States Senate Burke New York World

The Old Fistic Story

The Fourth of July boxing scene is discussed as champions often fade after laurels while young hopefuls with power challenge old, softened greats. The piece suggests Dempsey may shift to stage work and face new contenders, noting boxing’s shift from pure sport to showy business amid fading big men.

Dempsey Wiezaos Walt Ole Een Eae

Suffrage Jubilee Plans Big February Celebration

Woman suffrage groups in the United States plan a large jubilee next February celebrating the ratification of the federal suffrage amendment and the centenary of Susan B Anthony, credit for the victory attributed to her early efforts in Congress.

United States Susan B. Anthony

Roman sandal soles and leather substitutes in ancient footwear

Fragmentary note discusses leather subsilions used by Roman sandal makers for soles due to scarcity and high prices. Mentions they sometimes applied it very thick in order to.

One Half of the Year 1919 Has Passed

A brief item notes that half of the year 1919 has elapsed, marking a midyear point. The snippet emphasizes the passing months and the season without detailing events, dates, or individuals connected to the period.

Mrs Morrell Named Vice President and Distinctions Noted

Mrs Robert Lee Morrell of New York City has been chosen vice president of the American Automobile Association She was the first woman to receive the Doctor of Laws degree from New York University and is reputed the first woman to referee in bankruptcy cases. Osteropes misprinted in incubators in South Africa Whales swim at ten to twelve miles per hour.

Robert Lee Morrell New York City American Automobile Association New York University

Unclear Heights Reported for Eagles and Crocaland

A garbled item notes eagles flying to six Moutland feet and mentions Crocaland teeffelds at half a mile Usickness, with no clear context or reliable details.

Crocaland

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