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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
12
The seventh conference of the Prophetical Society at Stott College in London proclaims 1927 as the end of the world. Rev J Fulk Gooch links the prophecy to ministers in the Midlands who allegedly encouraged dancing among deacons and Sunday school teachers.
The article reports riots and disturbances in England driven by racial antagonism between white workers and Black British subjects brought to fill wartime labor needs. It argues that Britain misreads American race issues, lacking its own precedent to understand such conflict and viewing U S tensions as evidence of lawlessness and weak governance.
The article argues ex-President Roosevelt failed to ratify a Colombian treaty while in office due to Senator Lodge’s blocking vote. It notes Lodge may back a treaty without an apology clause, aided by Senator Knox and other Republicans, with Democrats largely favoring ratification. It states an old agreement to pay Colombia 25 million dollars would finally pass, resolving a long-standing grievance from Spanish America.
The piece argues Roosevelt admitted complicity in Panama’s 1903 revolt after declaring Panama independent with U S support. It notes Colombia’s protests, Washington’s quick recognition, and the $10 million canal lease. It concludes a final settlement would restore justice and improve trust in Spanish America.
The statement captures a stark view of Europe’s condition with Mr. Hoover describing widespread economic instability and upheaval as akin to delirium tremens. The remark underscores concerns about postwar recovery and financial distress.
A Massachusetts city sees 1500 shoe workers seek a 44 hour week at $36 as a 48 hour limit ends. A Philadelphia area rich school girl fights for higher estate allowances while owning two cars, highlighting gaps between luxury and worker hardship during a global crisis.
Wall Street Journal notes an immediate need for one hundred additional first class hotels in New York City, despite many existing accommodations. This brief signals a growing demand from travelers and investors seeking upscale lodging options.
President De Valera announced Ireland will issue 4,000,000 pounds in bonds half offered to Americans, with 250,000 pounds in Ireland and 250,000 abroad. He said Ireland will send accredited representatives to Paris and to the League of Nations to secure recognition of the republic.
Paris June 24 France declares Germany must pay for its fleet losses after the Scapa Flow sinking. The minister of marine says Germany violated armistice terms and peace, and a full separation of penalties is required.
Advertisement notes A. W. Stinand offering a pictorial work titled Mouse Painting with contact phone 200-Wile.
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