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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1920
Page
18
The Railroad Guarantee and Cummins Esch Law Misunderstood
A pamphlet tone explainer for workers and capital about the Cummins E Sch rail guarantee. It clarifies that the six month wartime income rule ends with a 5 1 2 percent net income target based on physical value and group averages, not watered stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Genius in Translation Ibanez Faces Translation Hurdles
Spanish novelist Ibanez, likened to Lope de Vega, is praised for prolific output but translation flaws mar English editions. His war novels and travel works suffer from bald diction, with readers urged to tolerate clumsy phrasing and lose the original flavor in English versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibanez
Lope de Vega
New York
West
Mexico
Thanet
Victor Hugo
City Building Plans for orderly housing growth and beauty
The piece argues for local building and housing committees of sound citizens to guide rapid yet careful expansion. It urges disinterested leadership, street associations for main thoroughfares, and neighborhood oversight to ensure durable, valuable, and aesthetically pleasing developments that attract residents for generations.
Cost Of Tax Collection And Aims For Economies
The article critiques the 60 percent rumor of admin costs by the Bureau of Internal Revenue and notes last year’s figures show $20.57 million spent to collect $3.85 billion, about 0.5 percent. It also touches on social humor and reform debates, including Prohibition, fashion, and worker pay versus labor demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bureau of inter + revenue
Billy Whiskers Adventures on a Steamer Journey
On a steamer bound for Constantinople Day and Night the goats Night and Day, plus a cat and birds, face capture and escape. Night is found in a potato bin after being separated, while Day forgives him. An Ottoman attache plans to gift the goats to the Sultan’s harem, while passengers speculate on their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Day
Constantinople
Martha
Equal pay for equal work urged by 1920 YWCA survey
A YWCA vocational survey finds sixty percent of wage earning women have dependents including aging parents and working sons. It argues women bear more home duties and deserve equal pay for equal work, challenging the sex based wage excuse.
Dear Mrs Thompson and a True Lover Advised in Two Letters
Two readers seek guidance: a 20 year old woman from a respectable family contemplates leaving a drinking partner who has improved, while a 39 year old man laments a rejected love and contemplates actions beyond heartbreak. Mrs Thompson counsels prudence and self respect. the true lover responds with caution about commitment and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Dating Etiquette and Dealing with a Missed Date
A reader asks whether a girl should set dates or leave it to a gentleman and how to handle a suitor who promises to call but never does. Advice covers taking initiative, confirming plans, and whether to call to address a missed date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Courting Etiquette From A Distant Guide
The guide urges a young man to seek a girl's consent before calling, and outlines who should speak first. It advises the girl to suggest a convenient time and warns against pursuing a boy who missed an engagement, while noting proper manners when meeting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imi
Dinner Stories and Jests From a Sunday Morning
A collection of light anecdotes and quips on family life and society. A boy questions when a baby will talk, a humorous exchange about a mariner born at sea, a recruiter’s quip about the League of Nations, first aid chatter, a farmyard miscue, and reform banter about theaters.
Sentry’s Baffling Silence Stirs Cavalry Post
At a border cavalry post the officer of the day questions a Maine-recruited sentry who arrives silent and uncertain, asking what to say. The recruit responds with silence and a plain admission of not knowing what to say, illustrating a tense moment on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
O. D
Clock Slow At Asylum Leads To Grim Garden Reveal
A New York sheriff recalls visiting a sane asylum where a clock ran an hour slow. An inmate replies the clock would not be right if it were. The dialog turns to a cemetery described as a garden with statues, suggesting a macabre misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Total Eclipse of the Moon and Anniversary Observances
A total lunar eclipse is visible across North America tonight. Ottawa and other Eastern Canada cities switch to daylight saving time today. Maine’s Protestant Episcopal diocese marks its centennial. California music clubs hold a four day Fresno convention. France proclaims a national day honoring large families. Hudson's Bay Company observes its 250th anniversary in Winnipeg and other Western Canadian cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Ottawa
Canda
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Maine
California Federation of Music Clubs
Fresno
Hudson's Bay Company
Winnipeg
Canada
Catherine II of Russia Noted Historical Figure
Catherine II of Russia, frequently described as a powerful monarch, has drawn attention in discussions of 18th century leadership and reform. Her reign is cited for state-building efforts, territorial expansion, and cultural patronage shaping Russia’s modern era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine II
Russia
Notable deaths and historical notes from the era
Fragmented items report deaths from a bridge collapse at Yarkmouth England and William Hutchings, a Revolutionary War survivor born in York Maine. Also noted are New York Senate sympathy for Cuban insurrectionists Victoria Day in Canada and 1916 border raids with American casualties plus 1918 Persia Shah buying Liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Plozal
Thrale
Johnson
Chilldren
Yarkmouth
England
William Hutchings
York
Maine
New York State Senate
Dominion of Canada
United States
Shah of Persia
Munich Falls to Bavarian Government Troops
Bavarian government forces capture Munich from Communist insurgents. The Navy reports US losses total 8,715 sailors and soldiers with 6,699 dying of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
United States
Notable Birthdays For Historic Public Figures
A roundup marks anniversaries of several notable figures born on this date. Norris Brown born in Maquoketa Iowa 57 years ago. Jerome KK born near London 61 years ago. Margaret Hill Carter born in Charlotteville Indiana 60 years ago. William S Goodwin born in Warren Arkansas 54 years ago. Badawrad T Collins born in Mellerton New York 33 years ago.
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Norris Brown
Nebraska
Maquoketa
Iowa
Jerome KK
Jerome
London
Margaret Hill Carter
Kansas
Charlotteville
Ind
William S. Goodwin
Congress
Arkansas
Warren
Ark
Badawrad T. Collins
Chicago
Mellerton
N. Y
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