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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
10
Weather interruptions postpone several American League games including matchups featuring Chicag o and other clubs. Morning delays pushed start times and forced postponements for the day’s schedule.
Disjointed lines reference individuals Halleres Harues McCarty Tiler Killifer and firms in Philadelphia area. Text appears garbled with stray names and scattered phrases about batteries and vendors. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
The German government plans a plebiscite if Allies advance peace treaty negotiations. The note appears in BEMLIN dated May 46 with Lerma as source.
Paris May 46 The Stars and Stripes the official newspaper of the American expeditionary forces will suspend publication on June 1 It indicates the rapid evacuation of the American army.
Revenue collectors announced that due to June 15 falling on a Sunday the second installment of income tax will be accepted on Monday June 16. No grace period is allowed this year unlike last year under the old revenue act.
President Wilson plans to send a lengthy message to Congress emphasizing domestic issues. The speech reportedly includes substantial discussion of woman suffrage and outlines priorities for internal affairs.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a mail slip and request a trial package from Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago, promising Foley’s Lonney and Tar Compound for coughs colds and cramps, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and bladder issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion.
Pope Benedict plans to contact a top peace conference delegation leader to obtain moderating changes to the treaty terms. The appeal follows a request from the entire German episcopate seeking gentler conditions.
The exchange telegraph reports from Budapest claim the Ukrainian Red Army defeated the Rumanians along the Doerster river and crossed the stream, with Mantana forces in retreat. Two women recently sat for a Detroit civil service exam for the position of assistant purchasing agent.
A marketing snippet cites Joe Gillard of Nashville Tennessee who describes relief from a dry hacking cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad warns winter coughs linger into spring weakening health and promotes the remedy as soothing healing and curative for coughs colds and croup.
Julius H. Barnes federal wheat director informed F. F. Gates president of the Chicago board of trade that the exchange should reaffirm the rule capping open corn trades per interest or individual at 200000 bushels. The move aims to curb undue speculation.
A brief notice states a bill introducing federal control over wire communications was proposed. The report notes legislators and officials weighing national security and regulation concerns amid debate over jurisdiction and impact on interstate services.
A weary individual pets fatigue and lack of ambition, preferring a practical remedy over seasonal talk of spring fever. The suggestion is to pursue solid vitality and energy through proven steps rather than empty optimism.
Winnipeg union telegraphers voted to join the general strike, isolating the city from the dominion by telegraph telephone and mail. A postal and railroad walkout plus a stubborn lender deadlock kept Ottawa debate active as officials sought a settlement amid union- employer tensions.
A broad walkout involving more than 60 unions and 30 000 workers disrupts Winnipeg. Efforts by Pruner Norris and Mayor Gray to mediate fail as employers and workers remain divided. Brigadier General Ketchen postpones a decoratio n parade while troops are deployed. Newspapers suspend publication. editors stay on duty. Police report minor incidents, with no arrests. The government watches the Winnipes strike as unrest spreads in the provinces and many strikers are released soldiers.
A short, garbled report outlines Red Cross plans to combat epidemics globally. It mentions Prof. cree peer Laces Univer arms Medical schoe and a declared event or period of three weeks.
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