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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
4
Admiral Kolchak head of the All-Russian government at Omsk answers allied proposals. He mostly backs the principles while noting two exceptions. He agrees to a constituent assembly with full powers but opposes reviving the 1917 assembly if a new one can be formed in time in Moscow.
Peace conference commissions continue work toward finishing the reply to German counter proposals. Indications are lacking on when the answer will be ready. The council of four again considers German terms especially western Poland frontier. Count Von Brockdorff-Nantenau heads the German delegation at Cologne. Signs of political discontent in Germany amid strikes across Bavaria and unrest in Berlin.
United States Secret Service and Boulder County officers seized a complete counterfeiting outfit 18 miles west of Boulder. They found a hot mould and molten metal ready for pouring. Agents Roland K. Gooddard Sheriff Robert Eoler and deputies led the arrests at Jack Cole's cabin. Louis F. Eder, Cole’s brother in law, was also arrested after a confession.
Paris dispatch reports a slow progress day for the council of four as mediators struggle to craft a response to German counter proposals. Clemenceau remains firm, refusing any reduction in French demands, while the American mediation effort continues with limited impact.
In Land er Iowa Jane T and Richard Green recount a bizarre medical tale from 1863 when a gunshot piece allegedly lodged in a man’s neck after a hunting accident. The patient later coughed up the shot during a severe illness, branding a remarkable recovery.
Munich experienced renewed disorder with intermittent machine gun firing as reports arrive from the Bavarian capital. The cause remains unclear as protests spread, and the strike by metal industry workers expanded to Nuremberg and Pforzheim.
In La Colorada district Sonora Mexico Yaqui and bandit attacks have killed at least two Americans and 30 Mexicans over the past two weeks. A nine man American group from Arizona Colorado and California sent a statement to Washington with copies to Senators Thomas Johnson Smith and Ashurst.
Naval vessels including the Vicksburg and Coast Guard cutters Beary and Unalga sail to Bristel Bay Alaska with surgeons and medical supplies to fight an influenza outbreak threatening about 5 000 people many workers in salmon canneries The Marblehead takes on medical staff at Puget Sound and hospital ship Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort
De Frank with a hookey hummer up won the 17th Latonia derby over a mile and four and a half furlongs. Regalo piloted by Murphy finished third. The time was 15 minutes 37.95 seconds.
A stockholder statement outlines Hitchings Wagon Company plans to build a sixty five room hotel known as the Bungalow near Luk with Hariness checks to open soon after July 1. Seven small dwellings contracted, $25.00 deposits collected, and a 270 by 120 foot lot for the hotel are noted.
Buck Creek Oil Company drills its No 27 well in the Lance Creek field near Section 84 36 65. A gas-bearing sand is reported about 10 inches thick in the first sand. Operators indicate deeper drilling to reach a higher gas level as crews move back and forth.
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