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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
5
Munich execution of Levine Nissen triggers widespread unrest in Germany as socialist factions call for a strike wave. Soldiers, workers councils, and Berlin authorities clash over the crackdown amid a tense national mood.
Protests and strikes sweep Nuremberg and Munich against the Bavarian policy. A Leipzig street clash followed a strike, signaling growing unrest across these German cities.
President Wilson sends a message of congratulations to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt confirming support for her efforts. The note, issued from the White House, acknowledges her leadership in the suffrage movement and promotes continued advocacy.
Fragmentary note references joining with friends of suffrage and forwarding to congress. Content is garbled and unclear, but mentions advocacy for suffrage amendments and sending an message to an assembly or congress with unspecified recipients.
General Alvaro Obregon declares his candidacy for Mexico’s presidency and says he has the liberal party’s united support. He pledges to defend sovereignty while respecting foreign rights and institutions in Mexico, with an election set for the first Sunday in September.
In Washington on June 6 the House Judiciary Committee heard arguments for repeal of war time prohibition and for enforcement registration. Representative Skibalh of Illinois urged delay to allow dealers a year to close shop and recommended interviewing soldiers and inspecting convictions, while Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League spoke on enforcement legalities before the committee.
In San Francisco on June 6 Associated Press reports the Taian Korsan republic's constitution, proclaimed April 27, promises equal systems, compulsory education, military training, and abolition of class titles. Article VI asks normalization of the public as a member of the League of Nations.
Postmaster General Nurleson orders restoration of pre November 2, 19147 postage rates starting July 4. First class letters two cents per ounce, drop letters two cents per ounce, and one cent for each postal card. Private mailing cards limited to one cent with fixed sender stamps. Foreign deliveries adjust to two cent letter rate for most regions and five cents for first ounce for others. Postal cards to Canada and Mexico set at one cent.
Washington June 6 Bills to prohibit immigration for five years and tighten restrictions on entrants were introduced in the Senate today. The measures aim to curb entry and restrict visas during the period.
Federal judge Carbenter sets Septem ber 22 for the trial of eleven Pan Motor Company officials and promoters of St Cloud Minnesota on charges of using the mails to defraud. District Attorney Cline contends the indicted men raised about 7000 100 by stock sales while the company’s assets are under 2 000 000. John Barritt, former Cheyenne Business College proprietor, is secretary of the Pan Motor Company among the indicted.
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