More Soldiers Arrive at Russell in Demobilization Train
A mixed train of troops arrived at Russell amid demobilization efforts. Four carloads were routed to D A Russell, with others continuing west toward San Francisco.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1919
Page
16
A mixed train of troops arrived at Russell amid demobilization efforts. Four carloads were routed to D A Russell, with others continuing west toward San Francisco.
Wheat Growers hosts a weekly dance at the Wheat Growers Hotel each week and Saturday rain or shine. The notice mentions dates around July 14 and ongoing events for wheat growers community.
Excerpt discusses European war veterans facing unrest in Asia. It notes Japanese miners and enterprises asserting property rights and questions whether war-tired soldiers will accept conditions. It highlights the Shanting settlement and Sino Japanese tensions over a clause, warning Chinese resistance to any actions linked to Kiaochow occupation.
The forecast predicts Sunday and Monday with possible thunder showers in extreme southeast and little temperature change. Envoys warn Shantung as sacred territory and its people will resist domination, citing birth of Chinese civilization and strong sense of justice and self determination.
Reports indicate sharp strains between the United States and Mexico as Tampico district control becomes contested amid a string of attacks on Americans. Since President Wilson's return from peace conferences, Washington has focused on the Mexican situation with inquiries and urgent representations to the Quarrafiza Government.
American troops along the border receive orders and move toward Juarez after rapid action in El Paso. The extent of military preparations for a possible Mexico confrontation remains undisclosed, but signs show readiness for any eventuality.
An 1914 Tampico incident led to the U S occupation of Veracruz after a Mayo ship’s boat was detained, a paymaster jailed, and messengers threatened ashore. General Huerta declined to apologize or salute the American flag, worsening tensions. Officials warn the July 6 event could pose a more serious situation.
A national debate unfolds as opponents in the senate coordinate resistance to a proposed independence pact. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text, but key figures and regional actors are referenced in the discussion, signaling a contentious policy moment.
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