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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
10
An advertorial claims Eaton ic absorbs excess stomach acid and relieves indigestion heartburn sour stomach and bloating. It promises instant relief with a sugar candy like tonic and guarantees a refund if not satisfied, urging immediate purchase.
The article follows returning servicemen as they anticipate a welcome in Cheyenne. Soldiers describe wanting home gossip over war memories and mention a Paris reference, muddy journeys, and plans for an American dance at the welcome. The tone notes pride in service and期待 a celebratory homecoming.
The note was translated immediately after receipt and translations were sent to Premier Clemenceau, Premier Lloyd George, and President Wilson, as Allied leaders grew relentless in pressuring Germany.
Paris dispatch reports Hansel von Haimhauseren will sign the German peace treaty. The move appears likely today based on information at the American delegation’s headquarters.
Washington reports official word that German delegates at Versailles were distrusted by their government and no dispatch indicates where the actual signing will occur. Paris notes say signing not before Thursday and possibly Friday, as Premier Clemenceau announces.
George Beck, 28, Cheyenne born aviator for Western Aircraft, is the first Wyomingite killed in a plane accident. He died at Salt Lake City from a tail-spin crash after takeoff, his funeral planned in Ogden with M Fox to drop flowers from a Western Aircraft plane. Beck served in the air service, trained at Berkeley and Dallas, and was noted for extensive flight hours.
Wade Mc Wade assumed duties as superintendent of the Anti Saloon League in Wyoming on June 1 after a career as pastor and assistant to Crabbe. He directed League work under national control and was urged to reenter the movement following Crabbe’s transition to Prohibition Commissioner. The great world movement was recently launched in Washington, D. C.
The Salt Lake Opera Quintet will visit Cheyenne for a concert at the Parish Muse on Tuesday evening June 8. Admission is 50 cents to 84 cents, with all Elks invited to attend. the group includes Pred C, Graham, Morace, Edna Bowyer, and others, noted for reputations in both the West and festival circuits.
Pine Bluffs defeated the Soldiers 9 to 8 in a 10 inning game at the Bluffs. The game was tied 5 to 5 after nine innings before the decisive extra frame. Next Sunday the Indians meet the Soldiers at Pioneer Park and a Pine Bluffs game is planned at Burns during the Fourth of July celebration.
The senior class program will begin at 8 o'clock in the school gymnasium as part of the event.
Denver readies to welcome home the 148th field artillery tomorrow. Battery B troops arrive by noon en route to Fort D.A. Russell for demobilization. A luncheon at the Red Cross canteen plus a downtown parade mark the homecoming before the 445th arrives in Colorado Springs for a reception and parade.
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