11 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
1
Kyiv reports a multi day battle in eastern Galicia as Ukrainian forces repel Polish assaults along the Ziota Lipa and Narayuka rivers and push toward Brody Tartapol and Stanislou forcing Polish retreat.
London July 10 Bolshevik troops began an advance along the northern Dvina river southeast of Archangel and seized Poshno after intense combat. The action yielded about two hundred prisoners and eight machine guns.
Dispatches from Vienna and Budapest report rising Austrian Hungarian tensions with Otto Bauer demanding recall of the Hungarian minister in Vienna and Bela Kun calling for the Hungarian legation to be halted. Supporters of Bela Kun are entering Austrian territory amid the stand off.
Bela Kun the Hungarian Soviet leader protests to the Austrian government over a Vienna press campaign he says targets his agitation in Hungary. He seeks satisfaction for official encouragement of the campaign.
The women’s Frontier Days relay race July 23 opens a long season. five relay strings from across America are entered. Parsons Tubios gidavee Mott and Drumheller string from Walla Walla, Wash join Migs Nulu Gard Glover in lumheller colors. Other entrants include C. K. Lewin Addie McGarty.
A Jackson Wyoming report says Henry Winslow and his brother Reuben Winslow ranchers were found murdered and their cabin burned to destroy evidence. Neighbors discovered the burned bodies Wednesday evening. post mortems were begun as the county attorney headed to Jackson for investigation.
Paris July 10 The council of five received today a reply from The Hague denying the reported escape of the former German crown prince from Wieringen. The note called the rumor unfounded and said the government is conscious of its international obligations while safeguarding sovereignty.
Mount Clements July 40 Edsell Ford 25 year old president of the Ford Motor Co son of Henry Ford sued for 1 000 000 damages on four charges arising from a suit against Abel. He testified in Judge Tucker's court while witnesses included McGormick Tribune president and E Siegbold general order. The trial centered on the 1944 Ford profit sharing plan which was labeled humbug by Celons A C Elephensor counsel for the Tritone.
The soft drink trade in Wyoming is rising as producers and agents expand offerings. Reports indicate demand for non alcoholic beverages grows while traditional alcoholic products wane. The piece notes industry shifts and market imitation trends in a July period.
Rh Glorede, while riding a Union Pacific freight train near Granite Canyon west of Cheyenne, fell between two cars. He was rushed to St Johns hospital Cheyenne with multiple severe injuries including amputation of one arm and near-total loss of the other hand, and possible leg amputation. Dea Beard and Shingle performed operations. Glorede home Bartlettville Oklahoma.
Contractor John Moward confirms the City and County building will be ready for occupancy next week. The rapid project completion notes swift work and coordination between city and county officials.
Frances Barber a small Miss Wyoming roped a cow while cultivating dexterity with a lariat on a ranch by the Laramie river. The animal dragged her a quarter mile over rough ground before her mother stopped it. She was unconscious with cuts and bruises, but X rays showed no broken bones and doctors expect recovery.
Leonard Broderick, 15, was injured when his northbound motorcycle was struck by a car north of the city. The driver did not stop, fleeing the scene as Broderick lay half-conscious on the prairie with his clothing torn and the bike badly damaged.
In Wheatland Wyoming July 10 a Hartville man A J Govington sought relief at the Wheatland hospital for ear distress. A live woodtick was found attached to his ear drum in this unusual case.
Paris July 10 reports from German sources that American troops would occupy Upper Silesia were denied in American circles today. A member of the American peace delegation characterized the reports as perfect rubbish.
Sub-Lieutenant Dean Navarre a top French ace fell today in an aircraft near Vercaines and died shortly after. The death is reported from Paris with the accident occurring in clear summer skies.
President Wilson laid the Versailles peace treaty before the Senate asserting the league of nations bonds world action and American leadership. He said vital principles were preserved despite compromises as the Senate remains divided in the partisan debate amid cheers and jeers.
The United States Shipping Board plans to convert Milwaukee and other Great Lakes harbors into ocean ports with about 25 ships plying directly to Europe. About 15 vessels are under construction in Chicago and other Wisconsin cities to serve this route, with Milwaukee poised to become a major meat shipping hub potentially boosting local packing plants.
Paris reports the German assembly has ratified the peace treaty and requests the release of prisoners of war and the lifting of the blockade. Baron von Leisner said the official text would arrive soon from Weimar as Berlin seeks prompt implementation through Versailles.
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