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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1919
Page
9
The article notes delays in the Atlantic flight project with plans for a U S navy task force. Officials say preparations are advanced yet officials stress safety and timing. The starting point favors the American side due to air currents and competition from Europe. Two pilots may accompany each machine across the ocean as part of the experimental effort.
The Triple Alliance conference in London reviewed the situation and passed a resolution urging railroad men to remain at work pending government negotiations. The decision implies no strike before Wednesday.
In Laramie on March 7 the Republican reports A W Woodruff, once Wyoming division superintendent, is returning from military duty in France and may resume his old post. McDuffie would go to the western division at Green River, Williams to other duties, and J Highleyman to master mechanic for Wyoming after service in France.
The article reports on charges involving Secretary Baker and pacifists including Major Foster’s accusations. It notes hospitalizations and discharges of objectors, and Baker’s vocal denial of involvement, while detailing wartime personnel actions at Camp Funston and draft board secrecy rumors.
Eunice Hastie, once a favored Cheyenne reporter now in Burns, Idaho, arrived back in Burns after improving health. Educators from the Pacific Northwest are set to attend Gooding Idaho's inauguration of Dr. Charles Wesley Tonny as president. Missouri Senator James A. Reed will speak in St. Louis tonight at a League of Nations meeting.
The War Department releases funds to the Railroad Administration to cover current cash needs for troop and supply transport. Acting Secretary Crowe said shifting unexpended funds provides the money and will be distributed to treasurers of the roads to meet near term obligations. The total now includes prior sums from the War Board and Navy Department.
Berne March 21 The request by former Emperor Charles to live in Switzerland was made with Vienna's knowledge and consent, the Vienna government deeming his removal beneficial to the German-Austrian republic and the former emperor's security. Conflicting reports from Paris suggest he may be expelled indirectly.
The piece notes the Persian New Year, Benito Juarez birthday, and the arrival of women delegates in St. Louis for the National American Woman Suffrage Association jubilee. It also reports manufacturers and publishers briefing the Federal Trade Commission in Washington on possible newsprint price reopening.
The general land office notifies the local office of entry dates for a withdrawn tract under the North Platte project. Entry for homesteads opens April 28, 1919 at 9 am, with settlement and proper entry procedures on May 6, 1919 at 9 am. Applications may be filed 26 days prior.
Senator-elect from Illinois Medill McCormick told an Associated Press crowd that the United States should take on only obligations it entered the war to fulfill. He said America fought to vindicate its honor and defend citizens’ right to travel the seas, not to create a universal utopia.
New York report says the Anti Saloon League will be represented in the brewing industry suit challenging wartime prohibition act and the internal revenue ruling on 23 4 per cent beer. Wayne Wheeler national counsel will likely appear as friend of the court. brewers do not oppose. An accompanying reader letter touts Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective cough remedy costing $1.20 per bottle.
A brief note appears to discuss relief from constipation related to WIC program guidance. No further context or entities are clearly readable in the fragment.
Sameul Gomper s president of the A F of L sails to London for a conference with the parliamentary commission of British unions. He was received today by President Wilson. The departure signals near end of major labor problem work as Secretary Redfield plans to finish his Middle West tour with talks in Duluth and Superior backing the League of Nations.
Two German tanks captured near Dapaume last summer are on display beside a Persian cannon in Horse Guards parade London. The tanks Schnuck No 1 and Hagen No 4 are crude compared with British tanks, offering little firepower yet serving as a memorial to the war.
Druggists refund money if PASO OINTMENT fails to cure bleeding or protruding piles. It stops irritation soothes and heals. You can get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c. ad.
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