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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary notice states associates claim exclusive rights to republication of all newspaper despatches. It notes the paper and its contributors may publish and reprint certain despatches, with rights reserved by the publisher.
The New York World reviews the Republican leadership in the new House, noting Mondell’s prominence amid veterans like Cannon Mann Madden and Fordney. It suggests Mondell’s role as a reactionary captain depends on Mann’s departure and Harmony’s influence under Fenrose and allies.
A public debate at Porton Symphony Hall between Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Dr Lawrence Lowell drew a large crowd as tickets sold out. Lodge will oppose the League of Nations proposal endorsed by President Wilson and supported by the Conference to Facts. Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts will preside over the event.
A historical note on British drama and labor unions. It discusses the Beitish drama of industrial coordination, noting 2,000,000 workers linked in a "Triple Industrial Alliance" resembling a powerful pact. The article contrasts varying protest methods and highlights organized labor's growing power and formal procedures.
Railway executives and the board of trade press a hopeful path while transport workers refuse arbitration and delay further negotiations for a fortnight. Miners in conference reject the government counter proposal for a six hour day and a shilling daily increase, seeking different terms.
A humorous column notes the high costs British women face from clothing to household goods. It contrasts London habits with American routines, citing inflated prices for dresses, room sets, and brass hardware, and wonders how long savings would last paying $1500 at ten dollars weekly.
General Traub defended the Allied campaign before Congress, countering Governor Allen’s charges about Argonne operations. He testified that American artillery and air support were adequate, wounded were evacuated under safety, and the doughboys fought with strength and discipline.
Letter from Lt Cec Healy of the Australian Expeditionary Force, a renowned swimmer, praises American soldiers after observing their organization, resources, and combat conduct in France. Healy notes Australians initially doubted Americans but grew to respect them, calling the Yank a worthy adversary. Healy was later killed during the Australian capture of Doubt.
A note from Plains Morrill describes 18 llone and related pianoforte study offerings. The advertisement outlines ragtime instruction and popular music teaching accessible to local learners in the Plains Morrill area, highlighting piano lessons and related educational content for enthusiasts.
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