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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

8

Mildred Chaplin to File Nevada Divorce Suit

The article reports Mildred Harels Chaplin, once of Cheyenne, preparing to sue for divorce from Charlie Chaplin. It notes threats of a $25,000 settlement and Nevada filing on nominal grounds, followed by police-like surveillance and financial burdens she bore during their marriage.

Mildred Harels Chaplin Cheyenne Moving Pictures Los Angeles Athletic Club Oxford Street Nevada

Hampton Roads and Its Naval History Through the Ages

Hampton Roads remains central to American naval operations from colonial times to World War I. The piece traces its harbor features, surrounding cities Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth and their role in shipbuilding and wartime logistics referencing Captain John Smith and early settlement sites, with notes on Jamestown Newport News and Norfolk.

Washington, D. C Hampton Roads Chamberlin National Geographic Society John Smith Virginia Chesapeake Bay Florida New France New York Boston Atlantic Yorktown Bay Washington Stampton France Ile James Nansemond Elizabeth Rivers Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth Fanity Cape Yenry London Gookin Ireland William Newee Newports News Jamestown Walter Raleigh Roanoke Navy Yard Wampton Smith Newport Neys Wecoughten Hampton Lord Dunsmore Merrimac Monitor Lincoln Seward Union Alexander H. Stephens Robert M. T Winter John A. Campbell Confederacy Ito

Matter of fact heroism as H-1 runs ashore

Survivors of the submarine H-1 arrive aboard the Mazatlan recounting a dark stormy night when H-1 grounded off Lower California. Lieutenant Commander James R. Webb and three enlisted men died leaving two bodies recovered and others missing. The crew displayed discipline and swam to shore aided by H-2 in the flotilla as destroyers moved in to salvage.

James R. Webb Los Angeles Mazatlan Lower California Datena Bay H. S. Delamarine Harry W. Gilles Webb Joseph Kauffman Acceney i Redondo Point

Nuns Weave Striped Tights for European Jockeys

A curious note from a European sports piece says nearly all striped tights worn by jockeys are woven by the nuns of Siena. The report highlights a clerical craft link in racing attire and the nunneries’ small but notable textile role.

Sienna

Hulless Oats Added to Beardless Barley in Canada

Ottawa reports hulless oats developed by C B Saunders at Dominion Cerealist experiments near Ottawa. The Liberty Ozawa 480 Oat results from crossing hulless Chinese oats with Swedish Select, yielding good yield, strong straw, early ripening, and value for human consumption and poultry feed though not ideal for horses.

Ottawa Ont Canada Saunders Dominion Luther Burbank Professor Saunders Liberty Ozawa China

Woodman to Speak for Cheyenne High at Wyoming Meet

Cheyenne high school will send a team to the interscholastic tournament at the University of Wyoming next week. Herbert Woodman won the impromptu speaking contest and will represent Cheyenne. Ielen Reid will enter the declamation contest and Sadie Sherman the piano playing contest. Mrs. Victoria J. Dewey is noted as a possible delegate-at-large from Tewa to the Democratic national convention.

Cheyenne University of Wyoming Herbert Woodman George Guy Ielen Reid Sadie Sherman Victoria J. Dewey Tewa

Kapp Crisis Shakes Berlin as Coalition Faces Cabinet Shakeup

After Dr Kapp's brief Berlin rule, the mob and chaos drive calls for a new cabinet with six or more fresh faces ahead of the June elections. The assembly must approve the budget and nationalize railways before a new election law, while amnesty for rebels remains contentious. France praises liberal momentum as censorship ends.

Dr. Kapp Berlin Kapp Schiffer von Haniel Germany Lord Kilmarnock

Senate approves reservation on ratification amid late-night session

The senate rejected a long list of reservations and, after a final bid to modify the republican reservation to Article 0 failed, reaffirmed its adoption by a 54 to 26 vote. The Irish question revival extended into the night as leaders aimed to finish before adjournment and prepare for a vote tomorrow.

Lenroot Wisconsin Senate Ashursh Ghemberlain Geary Gore Henderson Kendrick Nugent Phelan Pittman Pomerene Reid Smith Georgia Shields Walsh Massachusetts Oklahoma Missouri Tennessee Williams Mississippi

Berlin Crisis Ends As Von Luettwitz Resigns

After an independents and communists ultimatum troops were ordered out of Berlin. Von Luettwitz indicated readiness to resign at 5 55 p m and Von Seeckt was named successor to demobilize the iron and marine divisions at Döberitz. The national assembly planned to return to Berlin within days.

Berlin Reichwehr Bauer Kapp von Luettwitz Ernest Daumig General Babst Babst Daumig von Luetwitz von Seecht Ebert Doeberitz National Assembly

German libel suit verdict shifts political powers

No. 4 intensified as the verdict favored Erzberger in his libel suit against Dr Karl Helfferich former secretary of the treasury, while the government began to suspect the existence of a militarist element behind the opposition.

Erzberger Karl Helfferich The Treasury

German National Assembly Opens in Stuttgart Amid Security

The German national assembly met in Stuttgart to begin a session presided by Konstantin Feichrenbach. Socialist deputies and Reichswehr officers attended as armored cars patrolled the streets and Chancellor Gustav Bauer addressed the assembly without incident.

Stuttgart Associated Press German National Assembly Fine Arts Konstantin Feichrenbach Reichswehr Feischrenbach Wurtemburg Gustav Bauer Reichwehr

Molybdenum Steel Promises Lighter Automobiles

A March 18 report highlights molybdenum steel as a breakthrough for auto and allied industries. It predicts 25 to 33 percent lighter cars with greater strength and lower production costs, aided by reduced tire wear and better corrosion resistance. Factor in easy forging and potential domestic molybdenum supply, and the industry eyes a new medium for advanced designs.

New York Liberty Motors Climax Cole United States

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