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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1920

Page

4

France Faces Postwar Rebuilding Surge Across Industry

Francis H. Sisson surveys France’s postwar rebound detailing repairs and construction: 76,000 structures rebuilt by Aug 1919 with 60,000 more under way, 89 percent of damaged railways restored, 1,500 square miles cleared, and 991,000 refugees returned. He notes gains in coal, iron, steel, and oil, expansion of cotton and wool industries, and a booming merchant fleet as France leverages Alsace Lorraine and colonial assets to regain foreign markets.

Guaranty Trust Company of New York Alsace Normandy France Alsace-Lorraine Autun Peschelbronn Algeria United States Francesan Near East Bank of France

City News in Brief from Cheyenne Dispatch

City and county commissioners met for weekly sessions and pending business. Residents noted a total lunar eclipse visible briefly and ongoing spring preparations amid snow thaw. Weather and road conditions varied with closures, dust, and fresh rain shadows.

War Influence on Malaysian Muslims and Western Education

War shapes Malay society as Mohammedan leaders press for Western education. The article notes political balance with four Smiths in the Senate and four in the House, signaling broader implications for governance.

Senate House

Change in Rules Yellowstone Park Plans For Next Season

Livingston Montana May 3 The park administration announces a new policy to extend tourist stays at Yellowstone National Park. A park mail service will be established additional trails will be built camps and hotels will be forbidden to serve park trout on dining tables fishing for tourists will be encouraged via a summer camp and school for boys Camp Roosevelt Tower Falls will serve long time visitors saddle horses and gear will be available and private autos will be limited to curb overnights to slow crowding.

Livingston Mont Yellowstone National Park Park Administration Roosevelt Tower Falls

Wyoming Leads Early in $100 Million Baptist Campaign

Wyoming reports total pledges of 55 000 to date amid delays from bad weather and interrupted rail service. Cheyenne church raises 11 237 77 in three days, nearing its church allotment of 11 237 77. Baptist News World Movement shows 35 935 741 pledged nationally by Friday morning.

Denver Wyoming Northern Baptists WW. Y. Booker Worland New York The Baptist News World Movement

New Zealand First to Grant Degrees to Women in Empire

The University of New Zealand becomes the first British empire institution to recognize intellectual equality by awarding degrees to women. This milestone shifts higher education norms as educated women gain official qualifications and standing.

The University of New Zealand British Empire

Lincoln and Yellowstone Highways Report May 3 1920

Open routes include Lincoln Highway Cheyenne to Sidney and Cheyenne to Laramie with varying conditions. Forecast for May 3 to May 8 calls for generally fair weather with probabilities of rain in the second half and moderate temperatures.

Carey Avenue Lincoln Highway Cheyenne Sidney Burns Laramie Medicine Bow Walcott Rawlins Thayer Jr Lyman State Line Rock Springs Pinedale Granger Opal Kemmerer Fair Cokeville Star Valley Big Piney Yellowstone Greeley Road Fort Collins Douglas Polo Creek Chugwater Rocky Mountain Plateau Wyo

Women Now Practice Nearly Half of Dutch Professions

A survey reports that among 836 professions tracked in the Netherlands, about 50 percent are performed by women. The finding highlights broad participation of women across trades and services, signaling shifting workforce roles and gender parity progress.

The Netherlands

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