The Racket Starts
A presidential recommendation to Congress sparks a looming bitter political issue for 1920. The speech signals division and heated debate across parties as the debate launches.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
11
A presidential recommendation to Congress sparks a looming bitter political issue for 1920. The speech signals division and heated debate across parties as the debate launches.
James J Van Alen a Newport social leader and former Cleveland era diplomat aspirant faces a shift as President Wilson endorses easing prohibition. Wealthy Wakehurst estate host to society gatherings, Van Alen known as Jimmy in youth, famed for big game travel and sportsmanship.
A dated promotional piece invites citizens to become shareholders in the United States through War Savings stamps. It explains buying a thrift stamp for 25 cents or a $4.00 investment to purchase a War Savings bond that pays $5.00 after five years, framing it as a patriotic, peaceful civic duty.
A review of Lord Leverhulme’s six hour day proposal argues it would raise wages and profits while improving housing and education. Leverhulme, a major British manufacturer, claims two six hour shifts could lower unit costs. The government pledge to miners fans broader labor demands in Britain.
A historical note contrasts coal burning as a public nuisance and capital offense in old England with modern prosperity built on coal. It recalls a London execution for coal burning and asserts today England's wealth rests on coal usage.
The red and white flag flies over Monaco, the smallest nation by area at eight square miles. Despite its tiny size, Monaco has 23,000 inhabitants, more than Andorra, Liechtenstein, and San Marino, which each have populations around 5,000 to 11,500.
Local note reflects a flurry of visits and travel in Cheyenne. Mentions include B Dickey en route to Upton Me and Mrs Van Adlenwood from Pine Bluffs visiting Miss Mary Curtis in Cheyenne. Also listed are Okee Wennerholm and Frank Van Fa from Laramie, George Young from Rock Springs, P Bagh from Glendive, J F Millene and Cheyonee from Sheridan, and F S Smiles from Glenrock.
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