Wyoming Mourns Barleycorn As Saloons Plan Funeral
In Cheyenne and towns statewide many cry out over John Barleycorn's decline. Saloons stock up on near beer and “light beer” amid mock funerals and festive wakes from Cheyenne to Jackson Hole.
29 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
1
In Cheyenne and towns statewide many cry out over John Barleycorn's decline. Saloons stock up on near beer and “light beer” amid mock funerals and festive wakes from Cheyenne to Jackson Hole.
Thousands of acres of valuable timber burn as the Andre Wolf Greek watershed near Wolf Creek faces extreme danger. Foresters report the hot dry weather and spreading fire may force backfires to save parts of the watershed or risk near total loss. The Wolf Creek district holds some of the west’s most valuable timber resources.
Representative Smith of Idaho introduced a bill directing the reclamation service to study the feasibility of irrigating the Dubois area. The measure calls for a $100,000 appropriation for preliminary surveys to assess whether irrigation is viable in whole or in part.
Eighth annual Children’s Home Society meeting reports Governor Roby Carey pledges cooperation and the state supports relocating the society’s headquarters from Wheatland to Cheyenne. Lacey of Cheyenne elected president. Judge resigns. $1,000 bequest announced. Allie Jowell praised as superintendent. meeting attended by society members and served by high school girls.
Reports say President Wilson cannot legally end the war time prohibition before demobilization is finished though he expects to act once military demobilization ends. A White House cable quotes legal advisers stating the power rests with Congress or after demobilization. The note raises questions about lifting bans on beer and wine.
Sinn Fein headquarters in Dublin was raided this afternoon by a large force of British military. The action disrupted operations and drew immediate attention from local officials and observers. No further details on casualties or arrests were provided in the report.
Partly cloudy conditions Monday with cooler air and possible locally unsettled northern and eastern areas. Highs vary by location with cooler temperatures expected across northern counties.
June 26 at Wheatland Wye district farmer ton Buseh aged forty five was struck and killed while working in a hay field as a severe thunderstorm lashed the area. Rescue teams were called but efforts to revive him failed.
Germany and the Allied powers signed the peace terms in Versailles Hall of Mirrors marking the end of World War. The ceremony began at 2 10 pm with Dr Hermann Mueller and Johannes Bell signing for Germany and President Wilson shortly after. The event, lacking grand pageantry, featured civil attire and a restrained ceremonial mood as diplomats concluded the 1919 peace process.
Berlin reports quote Deutsche Zeitung honoring to the Hall of Mirrors and rebukes the terms as a scrap of paper. Tageblatt calls the treaty a mockery of reason and morals, noting German delegates sign and doubt its endurance.
About 20,000 shop and yard workers in the Berlin district vow to keep the strike going. They demand union recognition and better wages, saying they will resume work only when their demands are met.
The Allied note to Germany’s delegation at Versailles states the blockade will stay in effect until ratification of the Versailles Treaty. Dr. Mueller and Dr. Bell with about 50 German delegates left Versailles at 8 PM for Germany, while forty German secretaries remain to wrap up delegation affairs.
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