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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

4

Speedy demobilization outpaces all other armies

War and Navy departments rapidly repatriate American troops, with most soldiers home before summer if peace terms hold. The piece lauds American efficiency, notes Republican criticism of the War Department, and credits General Pershing for troop decisions while Wilson and Baker kept politics out of the war effort.

Navy War Departments United States War and Navy Departments English Channel Great Britain War Department Pershing Benedict Crowell Ohio Stanley King

England's Hard Problem Faces Government Amid Unrest

As Lloyd George remains absent in Paris, three major forces unite to threaten the government. Police, discharged soldiers, and industrial unions shift from old antagonism to a combined anti armament current, challenging political stability and steering.

England Lloyd George Paris Lre Sol

Labor unrest stirs as unions clash over conscription and strikes

The piece describes a rising tension between labor organizations and police unions, with officers and soldiers pressing for recognition, abolition of military control, and end to conscription. Government faces unbroken unemployment and growing public sympathy for discharged soldiers amid calls for action.

Labor Organization Labor Movement Russia

Sugar as a Propellant for Society in 1910s America

A historical note details per capita sugar consumption rising from 12.1 pounds in 1830 to 81.8 pounds in 1917, with prices from 13.51 to 9.80 cents per pound. It argues war embargoes lowered prices and that prohibition boosts candy and soda demand as Americans seek sweetness and internal energy.

Fourth Meeting Recalled With Fearful Tale Of A Man Eater

A cryptic fragment from a 19th century page describes a dangerous encounter and a chilling account of a man eater. The snippet hints at holidays and legends surrounding a feared figure in a remote area.

Hospital Commission Draws Lots and Finishes Organizing

The Frances Warren Pershing Memorial Hospital commission drew lots to set term lengths for five members: John A. Martin one year, John W. Lacey two, W. C. Deming three, Samuel Corson four, James Dolan five. The board organized with Lacey as president, Martin as treasurer, Corson as secretary. Architect A A Borresen has preliminary sketches and the group will tour western cities to study modern hospital construction.

Frances Warren Pershing W. C. Deming Samuel Corson James Dolan Mr. Lacey Mr. Martin Mr. Corson A. A. Baorresen Hospltel Raerresen

Three Mexicans Held on Disturbing the Peace Charge

Three men identifying themselves with different names were brought before Judge Swainson yesterday afternoon charged with disturbing the peace and causing a rumpus at the home of Mrs. Gonzales, 914 West Street. The case centers on a rough-house incident leading to their arrest.

Swainson S Gonzales

Mystery OCR Fragment on Trees and Poems

Fragmentary text describes a scene with references to trela and apcta puns. Mentions the U S department and poetic notes about May and earth. Unclear narration and damaged phrasing limit definitive meaning or events.

U. S. Department of Apcta

Fourteenth Street Bank Robbery Suspect Arrest Details

Mrs. Gonzales, wife of a man convicted for a bank robbery, was seriously injured with a gash in the arm during a confrontation on Fourteenth Street. Chief Embery said the day before conditions were calm, but after the arrest the house floor was littered with broken bottles. The case was continued to today.

Fourteenth Street Gonzales States Prison Embery

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