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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
2
The Ministry of Labour in England launches a two branch program to train women for domestic and industrial tasks. It targets war brides, service workers, and munitions staff, noting many returnees lack home and factory experience yet possess discipline and health.
Republican leaders in the current Congress announced plans to probe and gather material to aid the 1920 presidential campaign. They aim to uncover information that could bolster their candidate's position and influence public opinion.
The piece argues a broad investigation of World War I spending will affirm efficiency and bipartisanship, citing Hughes’ aircraft inquiry as precedent. It notes Republican claims of waste, praises Liberty motor and hydroplane feats, and says personnel hires crossed party lines based on merit, not party.
The Galt House in Louisville Kentucky ceases operations as a hotel and reopens as a warehouse. It was the last Dickens era hotel still standing aside from the West Point and Dickens praised its hospitality in American Notes describing a comfortable stay for him and his party.
The army examining board passed George A Saxton Jr as 100 percent perfect mentally and physically for West Point. No moral perfection percentage could be announced due to lack of assessment methods.
The record notes that American soldiers in France smoked 425,000,000 cigarettes a month. It adds that doughboys managed to win the fight despite this habit, averaging about one cigarette per man per day, a calmer rate than many civilians.
Governor Garey promotes Boy Scout Week urging youths to join and enlist their fathers in the movement. A statewide campaign led by A S Jessup aims to publicize scouting as a major national youth program, noting wartime contributions and a 472 000 member base.
Wear Ever aluminum demonstration set for Monday June 5 at 2 30 o clock aimed at ladies of the Congregational and Baptist churches. Each attendee will receive a Wear Ever saucepan as a souvenir.
A former Johns Hopkins hospital physician explains how tobacco use harms health and offers simple tests to detect throat, heart, and systemic damage. He promotes Nicoto tablets as an aid to quit, with a money back guarantee touted by local druggists including Roe dell Drug Co.
The Wyoming Children's Home Society seeks a home for a six months old baby girl and offers reasonable compensation for her care. Interested parties should contact Mrs. F. F. L. Robinson at telephone number 403J.
A boy named Blach, known as the railroad man of rock springs, was killed in an explosion near Lander while working as a unspecified worker for the UV railroad. His body will be shipped home.
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