23 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1919
Page
1
The article notes the flight will be postponed for weeks while plans advance. Navy officials favor launching from this side of the Atlantic to counter European competition. It mentions three airmen per machine and possible two planes for the mission, with crews not yet settled.
The Triple Alliance of railroad men miners and transport workers met in London and resolved to continue at work while awaiting further government negotiations. The move is understood to delay any strike until Wednesday.
In Laramie on March 7 the Republican notes A W Woodruff, formerly Wyoming division superintendent, returning from France to reclaim his old post. It mentions McDuffie possibly moving to the western division at Green River, Williams reassigned, and J Highleyman to resume as master mechanic after U S Army service in France.
A report details Secretary Baker’s clash with pacifist objectors and Major Foster’s charges. It notes alleged private orders, Leavenworth confinement, and later honorably restoring objectors, with Baker denying interest in Foster’s remarks. The piece covers Washington’s war department tensions and Camp Funston disputes.
Eunice Hastie once a leading Cheyenne newspaper correspondent arrived in Burns in good health after a period of illness. She is described as one of the most popular reporters to work with local papers.
The War Department advances 10 million dollars to support the railroad administration and meet current cash needs for transporting troops and war supplies. Funds come from shifting unexpended balances, with distribution to treasurers of the roads to cover due and upcoming payments. This total combines with 50 million from the War Board and 319.9 million from the Navy Department for ongoing cash requirements.
Berne March 21 Associated Press says former Emperor Charles asked to live in Switzerland with consent of Vienna, seen as aiding the German-Austrian republic and security of the former ruler. Conflicting Paris reports claim he may be expelled indirectly.
The Persian New Year and Benito Juarez birth anniversary are observed, with a large army of women delegates arriving in St. Louis for the jubilee convention. Newsprint paper manufacturers and periodical publishers meet FTC in Washington about reopening newsprint prices.
The general land office notifies the local office of withdrawal under the North Platte project. The land is open for home stead entry only on April 28, 1919 at 9 o'clock in the morning and for settlement and all proper entry forms on May 6, 1919 at 9 o'clock a m. Applications may be filed 26 days before these dates, but no settlement acts before May.
Senator-elect from Illinois Medill McCormick declares in an AP report that the United States should take only war aims it joined to defend. He says the nation fought to vindicate honor and protect American seafaring rights, not to establish a universal utopia.
New York reports the Anti Saloon League will be represented in the brewing interest suit challenging the wartime prohibition act and the internal revenue ruling on 23 4 per cent beer with Wayne Wheeler as national counsel likely to appear as a friend of the court. Brewers do not oppose the application. A separate reader testimonial extols Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective cough remedy after illness and pneumonia.
A short health notice discusses relief options for constipation within WIC guidance. It references nutrition support and potential program tips for beneficiaries. The item emphasizes seeking appropriate dietary changes and medical advice as needed.
Sameul Gomper s or Gompers, head of the A F of L, sails to London for a talk with the British unions parliamentary commission. He is received by President Wilson. The move signals near end of major labor problem work as Redfield plans Midwest addresses in Duluth and Superior supporting the League of Nations.
Two German tanks captured at Dapaume last summer stand on either side of a Persian cannon in Horse Guards parade. Schnuck and Hagen are the tank numbers with lilting German names. They are crude compared with British tanks and serve as a wartime memorial and shelter in the park.
Druggists refund money if PASO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Stops irritation soothes and heals. You can get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c.
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