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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
9
Ukrainian and Polish forces clash for days in eastern Galicia with Ukrainians reportedly repulsing Polish attacks along the Ziota Lipa and Narayuka rivers and pushing Polish troops to retreat from Brody Tartapol and Stanislau.
London July 10 Bolshevik troops began an advance in the northern Dvina region southeast of Archangel and captured Poshno after heavy fighting. Two hundred prisoners and eight machine guns were taken in the action.
High tensions between Austria and Hungary evident in Vienna and Budapest dispatches. Austrian Foreign Minister Otto Bauer demands recall of the Hungarian minister in Vienna. Bela Kun's government calls for the Hungarian legation in Vienna to be stopped. Reports say Kun supporters are entering Austrian territory.
Bela Kun, Hungarian Soviet head, protests to the Austrian government over what a Budapest dispatch calls a press campaign against the Nungari agitation at Vienna. He demands satisfaction for official encouragement given the campaign.
The Frontier Days carnival hosts a women's relay July 23 to 20 as the main attraction. Five strings of five horses will run, with entries from Parsons Ntubios gidavee Mott and Drumheller of Walla Walla plus riders Glover and Lewin Addie McGarty among others.
Long distance message reports Henry Winslow and his brother Reuben Winslow, prominent ranchers in Kemmerer area, found dead in burned cabin ruins near Jackson Hole. Neighbors discovered the bodies Wednesday evening after the home was set on fire. Post mortems indicate possible gunshot deaths. county attorney travels to Jackson for investigation.
Paris July 10 The council of five received today a reply from The Hague denying the report of the escape from the Netherlands of the former German crown prince. The note calls the rumor unfounded and expresses surprise at the warning, stating the government remains conscious of its sovereignty and international obligation.
Mount Clements July 40 Edsell Ford 25 year old president of the Ford Motor Co and son of Henry Ford testified in Judge Tucker's court today in a $1,000,000 damages suit over charges of anarchism. His testimony focused on the company's profit sharing plan begun in 944 labeled by Tritone counsel as humbug.
A fragment from a period note hints at a soft drink trade report on page eight. It mentions imitates of draughts and agents for Gentlaued, with July and pure water referenced in a light, noncritical tone.
Rh Glorede, while stealing a ride on a Union Pacific freight train near Granite Canyon west of Cheyenne, fell between two cars and was badly mangled. He was rushed to St John s hospital Cheyenne. one arm amputated and another hand severely injured.
Construction completed in six weeks with contractor John Moward claiming the City and County will be ready for occupancy the next week. Citizens await inspection and official occupancy date as project wraps up in Weska.
Frances Barber five year old diminutive Miss Wyoming living on a Laramie river ranch near Wheatland Wyoming was dragged a quarter mile by a cow after rope tied to her waist. Mother halted the animal. the girl was unconscious with cuts and bruises but no broken bones and she remains under care with serious but hopeful prognosis.
Leonard Broderick a 15 year old rider was struck by a car while on a motorcycle north of the city. He was thrown to the ground as his clothing tore and the machine was damaged. The motorist fled the scene leaving him half conscious on the prairie.
In Wheatland Wyoming on July 10 a man named A. J. Govington of Hartville sought relief for ear distress at the Wheatland hospital. A live woodtick was found attached to his ear drum confirming the literal nature of the bug in his ear incident.
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 called the reports perfect rubbish.
Sub-Lieutenant Dean Navarre a leading French ace perished when his airplane crashed near Vercalnes. He fell from the craft and died shortly after in the incident reported from Paris on July 10.
President Wilson laid the peace treaty and its league of nations covenant before the Senate. He said the league emerged from practical statesmanship and international concert, asserting America would lead the world though compromises were necessary. The chamber’s reception mixed cheers and jeers as he finished.
The United States Shipping Board plans to convert Milwaukee and other Great Lakes harbors into ocean ports with a fleet of about 25 ships sailing directly to Europe. About 15 ships are under construction in Chicago and Wisconsin cities, with Milwaukee set to become a major meat shipping hub boosting local packing plants. A Milwaukee shipment of 750 tons of meat sails for Liverpool.
Berlin signs the peace treaty ratification at 8 o clock Wednesday night and the document is sent to Versailles. Baron Kurt von Leisner announces that the German peace mission requests lifting the blockade and immediate release of prisoners of war as soon as Berlin. Versailles receives official notification of the treaty ratification.
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