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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1919

Page

12

Kendrick Moves to Open New Markets for American Meat

Senator Kendrick reports action to create foreign markets for surplus meat with Treasury and Agriculture officials. Plan aims to finance exports and boost home consumption while addressing postwar oversupply and falling exports. War Finance Board may aid foreign purchases as part of the drive.

Kendrick Treasury Carter Glass Ousley Department of Agriculture Treasury Department America Ping War Finance Ted

Peace of violence restraints after a war of deviry

An OCR fragment notes stern restraints and restrictions following a war, describing the unavoidable tensions and effort to curb further violence as society rebuilds. The phrasing hints at postwar security concerns and governance limits shaping public life.

Treasury envoy to report on European conditions

A Treasury Department special agent, returning soon from Europe, will present findings on financial and industrial conditions abroad to aid plans to finance meat exports. A Labor Department survey notes 1,300,000 aliens siap to emigrate from northern states to Europe with about four billion dollars, while a plan to replace them with southern Black workers could heighten race tensions and labor shortages.

Treasury Department Glass Europe Department Department of Labor States South North

Five hundred Indiana women protest corset tax as necessity

Five hundred Indiana women notify Congress that corsets should not be taxed as a luxury arguing they are a necessity. They contend the garment helps keep the figure and prevents an overly full midsection.

Indiana Congress

Peace Treaty of Versailles Marks Epoch Making Moment

The text notes Versailles as a dramatic yet less celebrated end compared with the armistice, highlighting its historic significance rather than crowd reaction. It frames the treaty as a pivotal historical event following a devastating war.

Versailles

British cartoon praises American aid in war

The piece notes England's friendly attitude toward American doughboys and references a Punch cartoon showing the British lion presenting a loving cup to the American eagle with the caption I wish you good luck you brought it to me.

German political feuds threaten treaty duties

Germany is torn by bitter party wars over who signed an unwelcome peace. The quarrels waste time and hinder the nation from meeting the treaty obligations.

Germany

Lorena Carroll Loses Battle Over Inheritance Allowance

A judge rules against Lorena Carroll seeking more than 20 thousand dollars a year from her future estate, upholding a former allowance of 15 thousand dollars. The tone questions the sufficiency of a modest stipend for a schoolgirl.

Lorena Carroll

War profiteers in Boston sentenced for war-price fraud

The Boston wool brokers who earned over a million dollars in under a year from war prices and then attempted to dodge the government’s share were punished with a harsh sentence.

Boston

Republicans Straddle League of Nations Divide

Chairman Hays states Americans should not think Republicans oppose the League of Nations, yet most Republican leaders appear to disagree.

Hays Republican National Committee League of Nations

Air taxi era nears after woman flies past train

A woman chartered an airplane and flew over and passed a steamboat train near Southampton and London, finishing well ahead. The incident signals that the day of the air taxi is near, suggesting rapid new mobility options.

Southampton London

Germany crops above average hint at wheat farming gains

The note observes crops in Germany running above average this year and suggests wheat farming may be more sensible and remunerative than conflict driven pursuits. It frames the idea as a positive sign for agricultural profitability.

Germany

Germany’s Stance on Treaties Faces Backlash

The piece argues Germany did not push for harsh terms on others yet anticipated leniency when its own demands were challenged. It notes a perceived double standard in postwar negotiations and the expectation of favorable treatment amid rebuilding pressures.

Germany

Not enough context for a complete headline

A fragmentary quote suggests a discussion of accountability and moral judgment for Prince William Hohenzollern by an international court, noting indifference to moral values and implying limited personal impact on him or the wider public.

William Hohenzollern

Tama Senator of the United States

A lively line from a historic speech or crowd moment features a speaker praising a Tama figure labeled as a senator, with a contrasting note about perception versus reality. The fragment hints at political rhetoric and public attention in a vintage context.

Tama United States

Representative Snell Seeks Father and Mother Day Honors

Snell urges recognizing both fathers and mothers in a holiday proposal while noting others may seek days to honor daughters sons aunts and cousins. The push reflects broader sentiment for family appreciation beyond traditional Father and Mother Day.

Snell

War Time Prohibition and Demobilization Debate

Washington discussion centers on how quickly Germany implements treaty terms and how fast demobilization will proceed. Prohibition advocates expect a dry nation by January as constitutional change looms. Some support repeal of wartime liquor controls if demobilization finishes by 325,000 troops remaining. officials forecast Rhine presence and delayed returns.

Washington Wilson Germany Rhine

Italian ministers report on Paris peace talks in Rome

Rome July 9 Deputy Nitti and the council of ministers discussed the Paris peace conference after Minister Tittoni arrived from Paris with a report on penalties at the talks. Deputies and senators say War Minister Tittoni faced serious difficulties in persuading the Kalan position and may have met resistance in Rome.

Rome Premeer Nitti Council of Miniatera Forel Tittoni Parig

Rotary Club Names Several Committees at Meeting

J. H. Walton presided as president of the Rotary club which appointed three committees on public affairs boys work and special entertainment stunts. Max Ball leads the public affairs panel while another committee will pursue activities for city youths and a third will plan occasional stunts. T Paul Wilcox reported on the Salt Lake convention business at the Wednesday luncheon.

J. H. Walton Rotary Club Max Ball T. Paul Wilcox Salt Lake

Conference Opens to Exterminate Barberry to Halt Rust

Representatives from twelve states and the U S department of agriculture opened a three day conference in Ames Iowa to plan barberry extermination as a measure against black stem rust damaging cereal crops. States represented include Iowa Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska Montana South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and Illinois.

Ames United States Iowa Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska Montana South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Milnois

Dance Night at Spaiz Hall Hillsdale July 12

Saturday night July 12 promises good music at Spaizs Hall in Hillsdale. Local venue invites residents to a lively evening with danceable tunes and social gathering atmosphere.

Spaiz's Hillsdale

Bamberger Attacks Indian Reservations

Governor Simon Bamberger condemned Utah Indian water and land reservations stating scarce Indians hinder west resources while 50,000 rights are reserved for fewer than 1,000 people. BE Russell of Colorado urged diplomacy to ease labor tensions and noted foreign workers’ first impressions of American conditions.

Associated Press Salt Lake Utah Simon Bamberger Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute West BE. H. Russell Colorado

Shipping Board relinquishes ocean freight rate controls

Washington July 10 all control over ocean freight rates was relinquished today by the shipping board Abandonment of rate control hitherto exercised by the board through a system of charter will give perfect freedom to ship owners in the matter.

Washington

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