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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
7
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One Democrat to Hold Over Under Harding
The article reports U.S. Senate action on nominations with Norman H. Davis confirmed as under secretary of state and a broad set of army officer promotions approved. It notes contrast with attempts to confirm J. Garrett as judge and outlines ongoing cabinet and military appointments amid postwar policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senate
Wilson
Norman H. Davis
State Department
Ashington
Norman ‘H. Davis
Tennessee
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Davis
International Communications Council
J. Garrett
Wadsworth
Military Affairs Committee
McKellar
Marine Corps
Sears Roebuck Employees Face Big Pay Cut
Sears, Roebuck & Co. survey 10 000 employees on accepting wage cuts from 10 to 30 percent due to a drop in business, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Beware Diphtheria Immunization Urged By Health Service
Washington report notes 6000 diphtheria cases in October and more in November. Public Health Service urges testing immunity for all ages and recommends immunization for protection. Do not fear the flu this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
First Strike by Train Dispatchers in U S History
J G Luhrsen president of the American Train Dispatchers association says the first ever strike has begun with withdrawals from the Missouri and North Arkansas line after a wage cut. He notes Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic may join after the railroad was placed in receivership and a federal wage reduction was ordered. He warns the transportation act structure may be at stake if wage scales can be bypassed by receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
J. G. Luhrsen
Missouri & North Arkansas
Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Labor Board
Outgoing and Incoming Executives Mourn Clark Death
Washington reports President-Elect Harding and President Wilson sending sympathy to Mrs Champ Clark on the death of former House Speaker Champ Clark. Harding and Mrs Harding visited Clark's son Bennett. Wilson expressed condolences in writing. The president ordered flags lowered to half-staff for funeral services here and at Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Wilson
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Brect Harding
New York Murderer Ended Career in Chair
OSSINING N Y March 8 Guy Nichols of Trimble Ohio was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison for the murder of Samuel Wolcheck a Brooklyn stationer on November 8 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Guy Nichols
Trimble
Ohio
Sing Sing Prison
Samuel Wolcheck
Brooklyn
Arbor Day Observed in City Initiative Planned
A Chamber of Commerce committee led by J. F. Jenkins C. C. Carlisle and W. K. Jones was formed by President L. A. Miller to solicit quotes on saplings. The effort follows Mr. Jenkins suggestion for a community Arbor Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F., Jenkins
C.C. Carlisle
W. K. Jones
L. A. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Jenkins
Wyoming Highway Chief McCalman Resigns Effective April First
State Highway Superintendent D S McCalman announced his resignation at the state capitol yesterday. The highway commission, meeting Thursday, was asked to act immediately on his retirement from the chief engineer and executive post. McCalman requested the commission accept his decision to relinquish the office. His future plans and salary details were not disclosed. he earns eight thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
D. S. McCalman
State Highway Commission
McCalman
Wyoming Highway Organization
McGinl
State of Wyoming
Midwest
Highway Commission
Missouri
Kansas City Union Station
MecCalman
Wilson vetoes Fordney tariff act citing national interest
President Wilson's veto message argues the emergency tariff act fails to provide real aid to struggling agricultural producers and would not meaningfully relieve them. The analysis cites long-standing U.S. agricultural exports, with 1913 to 1920 wheat and flour import-export shifts and corn and cotton data to illustrate trade balance.
Federal price controls deemed beyond Congress power
The analysis argues that fixing wheat and corn prices would not aid farmers. World market forces set prices, and import demand is narrow and specialized. Relief requires broad, constructive policies to restore global peace, industrial recovery, and European credit foundations.
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Europe
Casper Man Found Dead in North Burlington Area
William Bryant about 36 was found dead in a Casper home in the North Burlington addition after neighbors reported he had been missing for days. He lay face down on the floor and had been dead about 30 minutes when discovered from heart trouble. A coroner's jury found he had just got out of bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
William Bryant
Burlington
Bryant
Wyoming Weather Forecast Sees Fair Days Then Cooler Weekend
Weather outlook for Wyoming calls for generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with a likely drop in temperatures. Northern and western sections will feel the chill Friday with cooler air spreading to the southeast Saturday.
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Wyoming
Wilson era ends as new administration readies
In Washington on March 3 1919 the eight year Woodrow Wilson presidency closed its books and prepared to yield power at noon tomorrow. Warren G Harding republican president elect arrived to approve simple inaugural ceremonies and Wilson announced he will practice law after leaving the White House. Streets calm as government shifts begin and flags are readied.
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Ashington
Woodrow Wilson
Ing
Warren G. Harding
Washington
White House
Wilson
Fordney tariff veto overridden vote fails in House
March 4 report from Washington notes efforts to override President Wilson’s veto of the Fordney emergency tariff bill failed in the House by 201 to 132. The measure aimed to aid farmers but was vetoed as unsuitable, with Wilson citing no short path out of current conditions and urging reforms in domestic marketing and credit.
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Ieee
Associated Press
Paris
Dr. Simons
Lloyd George
Berlin
Frankfort
France
Germany
Simons
Washington
Wilson
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
House
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Germany Faces Massive WWI War Damage Claims
President Wilson told the Senate that American war damage claims against Germany total enormous sums. Losses include 60 million dollars in privately owned cargoes, 85,084,618 to insurers and the war risk bureau, and 191,147,346 for American property in Germany. An oil firm seeks 80 million for Romania destruction. Final totals not yet set.
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Washington
Germany
Senate
Wilson
Government
War Risk Bureau
Romania
Senate Accepts Sundry Civil Bill Reducing Wilson Dam Funding
The Senate adopted conferees report on a 385 million sundry civil bill reducing a 10 million Wilson dam continuation allotment at Muscle Shoals. Measure includes over 200 million for hospitalization and care of wounded veterans and dependents under war risk insurance. House expected to approve and send to the president.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson Dam
Mucala Qshaale Alanhama
Aiaunwig Risewellely
House
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cGregor
Litan
Ill Wa
Attertiel
McAlman
Clark
New York
Fordney
Casper Man
Warren G, Harding
Muscle Shoals
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