Randolph Leigh heads state lead on prose weekly dispatch
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1920
Page
12
Bolshevism and the lure of maximum wages in idle work
The piece argues Bolshevik ideals spark a wave of laziness in Europe and the United States. It cites Russia’s reduced output, a Bolshevist journal claim of eight hours work and eight hours play, and foresees America adopting “least possible work for highest wage” as living costs rise. It notes Spargo’s view that the U S is two centuries ahead of Bolshevism in many respects but still vulnerable to its demand for high pay for little work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Hood
Bernstein
Switzerland
Jnnd
America
Spargo
Thanet cites Spanish view of American gender roles
The piece discusses Senor Ibanez saying American men chase dollars while women seek leisure and material life. It notes a divorce case in New York where a wife sought separation despite kindness. It ends reflecting on gender roles across civilizations and classed American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanet
Ile
Giaster
Daniel
New York
Spanard
Ibanez
National maritime policy to back American merchant marine
The text argues that after a year of shipbuilding downturn and labor strife, more shipyards are reopening and vessels are built for private accounts. It calls for a national policy to support a robust maritime program, protecting and encouraging American shipping. It notes all states depend on reliable transport by land and water to move their products.
Preacher Offers Free Haircuts to Congregation
A Middletown Connecticut preacher is reported to cut hair free for members of his congregation. The claim questions whether this act is the sole method he believes can fleece his flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Louisiana governor race tests soldier candidate trend
The defeat of Col. Frank P. Stubbs by Sabel M. Parker in the Democratic primary signals that military background does not guarantee victory in Louisiana's gubernatorial race. Parker's win underscores shifting political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Frank P. Stubbs
Bysabel M. Parker
Louisiana
Federal raids target Italian anarchist author and printer
Federal agents in Brooklyn raided Rabete Roberto Elia, an author and printer of anarchist literature, but recovered only a pile of rubbish. The article notes broader commentary on political powers and a mix of unrelated regional observations and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Rabete
Roberto Elia
Autor
Notable Historical Entries from Broad Chronicle
A compilation of dated notes and obituaries mentions Champ Clark, a noted U.S. congressman, and T.1 provide birth and death details for historical figures. It also notes events such as a sinking on the Hudson River steamer Swallow, Duke of Cambridge’s death, and legislative milestones like Hungary’s suffrage reform bill and Persia’s first railway opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Trown
Provide T.1
Mose
Marchy
Francweet
America
Paris
Alamance County
Alabama
Duke of Cambridge
Hanover
Tower House
Persia
Riots at Camp Kimmel Kill Canadian Soldier Afloat
A member of Canadian forces died in riots at Camp Kimmel in Wales as Germany refused to surrender merchant ships until Allied guarantees of food supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kimmel
Wales
Germany
Notable Birthdays Across Americas and Canada Today
Henry Mavers Hyndman of Great Britain born in London 78 years ago today. Champ Clark of Missouri born in Anderson County Kentucky 70 years ago today. A G Mackay former officer in Ontario now Alberta cabinet born at Sydenham Ontario 60 years ago today. Luther Burbank born in Lancaster Massachusetts 71 years ago today. Ira B Hollis president Worcester Polytechnic Institute born Moorestown Indiana 64 years ago today. David C Danforth pitcher Chicago American League born Granger Texas 30 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mavers Hyndman
National Socialist Party of Great Britain
London
Champ Clark
Missouri
Congress
House
Anderson Coutty
A. G. Mackay
Ontario
Alberta
Sydenham
Ont
Luther Burbank
Wisard
Lancaster
Mags
New Kent Street Corner Store Reopens With Modern Display
The corner of Seventeenth Street and Garey Avenue is redesigned by experienced contractors. Large glass windows, marble floors, and mahogany showcases create an attractive new interior. The store level was lowered to street grade and a grand stairway leads to a basement display area for special articles. Local manager Mr. Jackson said a midweek or week-end opening was hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Street
Garey Avenue
Kent
Wnter
Careyerenime
No Extension Allowed on Individual Return
Announcement from the Bureau of Internal Revenue clarifies that the March 15 extension for corporate final income tax returns does not apply to individuals. Collaster L A Miller states individuals cannot apply for extensions, and corporations must file a tentative return with a payment of one fourth of the tax by March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Minternal Revenue
Mar Oth
Collaster L. A. Miller
Miller
Bavaria Reports Military Losses From War
Bavaria lists human costs of war totaling 463,000 killed 96,000 wounded and 94,000 missing with total toll at 655,000. The report details casualties and overall impact on the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Billy Whiskers and the Goat Defeat a Circus Bulldog
In a backyard spectacle Billy Whiskers stalls a bulldog as a goat defends itself with horned charges. The crowd marvels at the clash and the dog’s owner vows revenge while inviting spectators to the circus later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Pritts
Upliter
Saalfield
Sopelahiog Co
Akron
Additional Yellowstone highway projects expand total bids
The state highway commission plans more road improvements, raising total contracts to 6.2 million with bids requested for new bridges and grading on multiple routes in Wyoming. A 878 foot bridge over North Platte is again out for bids after February 24 rejections, and a 40 foot bridge over Indian Creek was awarded to J. F. Turpin of Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Piette
Yellowstone Highway
Gonverse
Orin
Dion
McKinley
Indian Creek
J. F. Turpin
Wheatland
Yellowstone
Cody
Pearson's Lane
Sweetwater County
Lincoln Highway
Thayer Junction
Premont County
Haymaker's Gulch
Tallea Porthess
Riverton
Twenty Seven New Nash Quad Trucks Arrive
Twenty seven new Nash Quad trucks were delivered yesterday to the state depot in the capital. The arrival marks the first allotment from the military authority through the state road department and agriculture partment for use by local agencies.
Frantic WWI Era Shipping Report From Silent Dock
A fragment describes a wartime convoy bound for France with soldiers aboard and Marines on deck. The scene hints at ships loading cargo and preparing for pier departures amid the global conflict and material strain.
Capitol Goal Co Offices Report At 7 30 A M
A brief report indicates the Capitol Goal Co offices will open at 7 30 a m Monday morning. Tewok departs at that time with a wage rate of 66 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Goal Co
Famous Old Pinex Cough Syrup Remedy Ad Text
An advertisement promotes Pinex cough syrup claiming fast relief by mixing with sugar and honey to soothe throat and clear phlegm. It touts guaranteed satisfaction and money back assurances, naming The Pinex Co. Ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
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