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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
12
The Dutch watermen’s four month strike ended in failure and was allegedly financed by Bolshevik Russia. An expert claims two billion in builders funds were sent abroad, possibly via diamonds and jewelry rather than cash. Observers note Bolsheviks gained wealth by plundering richer Russians and churches.
Switzerland's referendum narrowly approved joining the League of Nations with about 400 000 for and 300 000 against. Cantonal results favored the measure in French and Italian regions, though German cantons showed stronger opposition. Overall, Swiss business, military, and Socialist voices opposed, yet the nation moves to join the League.
The piece argues the Republican Party bears sole responsibility for the proposed bonus raid on the U S Treasury as it controls both Congress chambers. It claims the drive is a party calculation to win votes from veterans and public support, with critics deeming it a bid for political advantage.
Billy Jr. is sold to a western buyer and boards a freight car with Star the horse. The pair travel for days through hills and curves, sharing questions about the west while imagining dangers, ending with a hint of future adventures and a note of impending train wrecks.
A 1920 essay argues against woman haters in business noting many successful female leaders remain feminine and sympathetic. It contends broad understanding of men and humanity aids career growth, while suppressing sentiment hinders achievement. The piece cites female sales staff and stenographers as examples.
A reader describes marital strain living with in laws and seeks advice on independence and peace. The column offers guidance on moving out, managing finances, and avoiding conflicts, with caution about jealousy and future prospects of marriage.
The text urges keeping the face clean and trusting nature to care for complexion. It then digresses into a commentary about the Mexican Republics not faring well, reflecting mixed opinions within a fragmentary historical note.
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