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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
16
A historic appeal urges readers to support the Victory Bond drive to honor 72 000 Americans killed in France and 200 000 wounded by lending more money at a fair rate. The notice notes A E F members returning from battlefields offer to assist subscriptions to fund the quota.
Paris May 7 The peace treaty between 27 allied powers and Germany is the longest ever drawn totaling about 0 words with 15 main sections. It sets frontiers, military terms, reparations, and territorial changes while establishing the League of Nations and an international high court for war crimes and debts disputes.
A village on the Cape of Shima in Japan is described as the settlement of Nymphs in Japanese. Women lead the pearl fishing industry as primary workers while men stay home to handle horse work.
A daily schedule connects Weimar, seat of the new German government, with Berlin to ensure safe delivery of peace treaty information by mail. The plan uses serial mail to maintain steady transmission between the two cities.
Mrs. F. Seitz of Denver daughter of Colonel George M. Sliney faces charges after firing on Mrs. Tessie Boyer in a Fort Morgan hotel room. Boyer was wounded in the brain and remains in a Denver hospital in serious condition. Seitz was released on bond and returned to Denver.
The Wyoming Watchword highlights a campaign to recruit 1,000,000 new members and raise a working fund of 1,000,000. Wyoming’s quota is 32,500, with Mrs Vesla Bridges asserting the state will pay the amount in the required time. Dyson edits the Watchword and leads state WCTU efforts.
Articles of incorporation show a $500000 stock, filed with the secretary of state. Incorporators named include Ik, James McNeff, and James Marminton.
The Colored Civic league will meet at the annex of the A. M. E. church this evening. Progress and Common Sense will be the topic for discussion, Rev. J. M. Endicott will lead the discussion.
Deputy state treasurer Charles B. Morgan travelled to Laramie to collect delinquent taxes owed to the state from Albany County authorities. Walter was cited as the source of or related to the delinquency.
Lansing plans a week-long visit to England and will stay in London as a guest of the American ambassador. Details of dates and schedule were not provided.
Honolulu dispatch reports Brother Joseph Dutton, who succeeded Father Damien at the leper colony, declining a territorial pension amendment tabled in the legislature. Dutton says he is in good health and seeks no reward among the lepers, having left Molokai and contributed his own money for relief efforts.
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