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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
9
Paris reports the council of four including France's Clemenceau and Britain's Lloyd George debating immediate measures against Germany if it refuses to sign the peace treaty. Marshal Foch is sent to the Rhine to act if the treaty is not signed.
AP reports Austrian delegates awaiting summons near Paris as Allied talks mold the peace treaty. Germany protests reparations claims while asserting no payment for damages, officials discuss pooling seized German merchant ships, and Allied forces move to bolster border fortifications in the east.
Police Chief Embery and officers Poland and Clarke raided a pool hall yesterday and arrested ten men charged with gambling. Valleys, Poles, Ther as and Smith released on bonds from 400 to 1150 each for appearance in city court at 4 p m today.
Manus 1944 report says President Wilson may sail from Antwerp to reach the United States. Plans showed a Brussels stop en route, but this has been abandoned. The president will still visit Brussels before beginning the homeward voyage.
Forecast indicates generally clear Thursday with showers possible in some areas. Warmer temperatures are expected across the region. Local highs and timing remain uncertain due to changing conditions.
Henry J. Heinz prominent head of the H. J. Heinz company died at his Pittsburgh home after a brief illness. Born in 1844, he was famed as a pickle and preserving pioneer and a noted philanthropist and Sunday school worker.
Republican senators adopt a plan for organizing the next Senate and assign key posts including pro tempore Cummins and floor leader Wedge. Progressives push to challenge Penrose and Warren on finance and appropriations while Lodge is authorized to appoint committee members and steer the legislative agenda.
New York May 14 Venustiano Carranza president of Mexico was charged with a colossal bank robbery in a suit for injunction filed in the supreme court here today by Wil-
Secretary Baker denied any link between efforts to support meat prices and a tentative plan by the War Department and packers to dispose abroad of 250 million pounds of canned meals. The meats are special products not sold commercially and kept in special containers for the armed forces.
EL PASO May 14 Francisco Villa has set up headquarters at Parral where he seized the town with force, deploying about 3000 men. He has assigned troops to patrol the mining district near the captured region as part of his control efforts.
The Wyoming Health Association has twenty thousand dollars for health work from a Red Cross stamp campaign. The funds are on deposit in Citizens' National Bank under BE. W. Stone and must be used this year or revert to the national Red Cross. Plans include visiting nurses in three counties and a baby welfare station to aid American and foreign mothers, with small fees for services and support from local nurse collaborations.
A tense school meeting shows trustees resisting binding effect of student faculty penalties. Spokespersons cite weather and procedural disputes while parents and students clash over discipline, senior emblem distribution, and school policy amid heated debate.
The seaplanes NC 1 and NC 3 are expected to cross the Atlantic tonight from Trepassey Bay Newfoundland with a 21 hour hop, weather favorable toward the Acres. The C-5 dirigible may attempt the crossing soon, while NG 4 regained distance and moored near Halifax tonight. Montauk Point’s airship Hali fax route plan remains contingent on commander reports.
A wireless message to the Canadian moving department reports the Virigible C-5 sighted abeam Liscomb on the Nova Scotia east coast tonight aboard the steamer Lady Leaurice.
Speaker elect Gillette today rehearsed calling the house to order in the empty chamber for the benefit of motion picture companies and others. He rapped vigorously with an ivory gavel given him by friends as he practiced.
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