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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
5
Officials say the flight will not be staged for weeks while plans advance. The navy aims to be first and may dispatch two pilots for the experimental trip. An Atlantic start will favor this side of the water due to air currents.
The Triple Alliance of railroad workers miners and transporters meets in London and passes a resolution urging workers to remain on the job while negotiations with the government continue. The move signals no strike before Wednesday as talks proceed.
From Laramie on March 7 the Republican reports A W Woodruff, former Wyoming division superintendent now returning from France, may resume control. McDuffie likely moves to the western division at Green River, Williams reassigned, and J Highleyman to be master mechanic after U S engineer corps service.
A report details Secretary Baker’s response to religious objectors led by Major Foster at Camp Funston and Kansas City. It notes discharges and promised honorable restoration for objectors, while Baker denies interest in Foster's remarks and cites long printed orders in the Congressional Record.
Eunice Hastie once a popular Cheyenne newspaper reporter arrived in Burns from Cheyenne and is reported to have nearly recovered from illness. She returned to Burns last evening. Educators from the Pacific Northwest are expected at Gooding Idaho for the inauguration of Dr Charles Wesley Tony as president of Gooding pol Senate James A Reed of Missouri to address a mass meeting in St Louis tonight on the League of Nations.
The War Department releases 4100,000,000 to aid the railroad administration for current transport needs. Funds shift from unexpended balances to meet day to day cash requirements of treasurers on the roads. Additional allocations include 50,000,900 from the War Board and 319,900,000 from the Navy Department to ensure ongoing operations.
Berne March 21 reports state former Emperor Charles asked to live in Switzerland with knowledge and consent of Vienna, believed to aid the German Austrian republic and security of the ex-emperor. Conflicting Paris reports claim he may be expelled indirectly.
Mexican celebrate Benito Juarez birthday. Persian New Year marks spring. Advance guard of women delegates arrives in St Louis for jubilee convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. Newsprint paper manufacturers and periodical publishers discuss proposed reopening of newsprint prices before the Federal Trade Commission in Washington.
The general land office informs the local office the North Platte project land was withdrawn and is subject to entry for homesteads on April 28, 1919, at 9 o clock a.m. Settlement and entry forms must be completed by May 6, 1919, at 9 a.m. Applications may be filed 26 days before those dates, but no settlement acts before May.
Illinois Senator-elect Me Dill McCormick declares the United States should assume only obligations it entered the war to vindicate American honor and defend travel rights. He rejects broader universal utopia aims in the League of Nations proposal.
The Anti-Saloon league will be represented in the brewing industry suit challenging the wartime prohibition act and the internal revenue ruling on 23 4 per cent beer. Wayne Wheeler will appear as a friend of the court for the league, with no opposition from brewers.
A brief health note discusses relief from constipation with WIC guidance. It mentions dietary adjustments and possible products, aiming to support affected individuals with practical steps and caregiver advice.
Sameul Gomper s, president of the A F of Le, sails to London for talks with the British unions parliamentary commission. He is received by President Wilson as labor issues near a major milestone. Secretary Redfield ends his Middle West tour with League of Nations speeches in Duluth and Superior.
London reports two German tanks captured at Sapaume last summer now displayed near the Persian cannon at Horse Guards parade. Named Schneck and Hagen, the crude armored huts draw mixed praise as brutal reminders of war and shelters for rain-drenched visitors.
Druggists refund money if Paso Ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding hemorrhoids. Stops irritation and soothes. Restful sleep after first application claimed. Price 60c.
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