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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1920
Page
4
An irregular text fragment from a Cheyenne state leader item mentions Randolph Leigh and a weekly dispatch. The readable portions reference a political agenda and associated editor notes. The garbled lines obscure concrete facts, dates, or events.
The piece argues that Bolshevism breeds laziness as seen in Russia with two locomotive factories producing far fewer locomotives than before while pay rises. It cites a Bolshevist journal and comments from Bernstein and Spargo about dangers of excessive wages and minimal labor, predicting broader impacts in America.
Spanish author Ibanez argues American men chase dollars while women seek leisure and status. He claims American wives prefer dominance and rough treatment over chivalry, citing Paris interviews and a New York divorce case. The piece notes Ibanez targets affluent society women and discusses evolving gender roles.
The author notes a rebound in U S shipyards reopening after wartime shifts and rising private orders. A national maritime policy is urged to protect and encourage the American merchant marine, stressing the link between a strong transport system and state economic interests.
A Middletown Connecticut preacher is reported to cut hair at no charge for his congregation. The claim questions whether he uses the gesture as a means to fleece members.
In the Democratic primary Col. Frank P. Stubbs is defeated by Sabel M. Parker, indicating that military credentials do not guarantee victory in Louisiana politics during these times.
Federal agents in Brooklyn seized Rabete Roberto Elia, an author and printer of anarchist literature. They failed to find the alleged stash of material but suspected she or he may be responsible for circulating radical writings. Nearby, Bergen county reports wild animals and farm youths moving to cities. The Times and Herald critique rural flight and discuss potential U S base implications and debt settlements in the wider debate.
A jumble of historic notes lists Champ Clark, Praa dls aeineite and other figures, prompting a world Jewish conference in Zarith Switzerland. It recalls dates from 1845 to 1947 including Hudson River steamer Swallow sinking and Persia’s first railway opening, with various political milestones and deaths.
During 1919 unrest at Camp Kimber in Wales Germany refused to hand over merchant fleet assets to the Allies until guaranteed food supplies.
Henry Mavers Hyndman born in London 78 years ago today. Champ Clark born in Anderson County Kentucky 70 years ago today. A G Mackay born in Sydenham Ontario now Alberta cabinet member 60 years ago today. Luther Burbank born in Lancaster Kentucky 71 years ago today. Ira B Hollis born Moorestown Indiana 64 years ago today. David C Danforth born Granger Texas 30 years ago today.
Debut of a redesigned storefront at the corner of Seventeenth Street and Garey Avenue showcases large plate glass windows marble flooring and a lowered street level interior. Mahogany displays and a grand staircase lead to a basement showroom for special articles as local manager Mr. Jackson predicts a midweek or by week’s end opening.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue announced that a time extension for final tax returns applies to corporations only and not to individuals. Colaster L. A. Miller clarified that individuals cannot obtain extensions and that corporations must show real need and file a tentative return with a preliminary payment by March 15.
A clipped wartime summary lists Bavaria’s losses as 463000 killed 96000 wounded and 94000 missing with 655000 total. The figures appear inconsistent with other reports and reflect the era's muddled casualty accounting.
A tale shows Billy Whiskers avoiding the dog and guiding the goat to safety. The dog lunges at the goat, horns gore, and a bystander alerts the crowd to the spectacle. The owner vows never to repeat the scene as Billy promises another performance at the circus. Copyright Saalfield Pub. Co. Akron.
The state highway commission adds 6.2 million in road work to the original list and sets bids to open March 1. New projects include a 878 foot reinforced concrete bridge over the North Platte on the Yellowstone highway in Converse County and a 40 foot bridge over Indian Creek. Grading and surfacing on the Yellowstone and Lincoln highway segments are also included, with bids invited for culverts and related work.
A first allotment of twenty seven Nash Quad trucks arrived at the state depot yesterday. The trucks were secured by the state road department from a military authorization and are to be assigned to agricultural and other state services.
Fragmentary text describes a World War era sea campaign involving France and a convoy. Mentions loading on ships and movement toward piers, with damaged wording obscuring specifics of ships, dates, or outcomes.
At Capitol Goal Co offices a report is set for Monday at 7 30 a m noting Tewok will depart then. Wage rate listed is 66 cents per hour. Also mentions sauce and Leader WANT ADS as results.
A vintage advertisement touts Pinex cough syrup as a fast remedy for coughs and hoarseness. It instructs readers to mix 24 ounces of Pinex with a pint bottle of water or sugar and honey to create a syrup claimed to soothe throats and remove phlegm, promising money back if not satisfied.
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