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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
4
Cheyenne state leader marks a tenure totaling one year and six months in office. The milestone reflects ongoing governance and administrative duties within the state capital.
The prisoner at Doorn writes a history of the World War while sawing wood. He contemplates the maybes of history and Germany’s failed reign, and he absorbs Paris dispatches on France’s enormous war losses and the global costs of a thwarted empire. His torment centers on a Kaiser's doomed bid to rule the world.
Senator Underwood exposed private interests seeking to block the government plan to run the nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama. The plant would produce thousands of tons yearly, aid fertilizer shortages and secure nitrate for munition needs. Republicans had offered an amendment to stop operation, but Underwood's disclosure led to its withdrawal.
The Republican majority in Congress aims to quit in June via adjournment or long recess. They plan to mend political fences and justify omissions and commissions to voters back home as they leave power since last May.
The text notes two week delivery for a 100 mile small express package and anticipation of open airplane express and mail lines. It mentions the first leg between New York and Chicago with extensions planned and hints at a future longer range air service.
The piece highlights William Dean Howells stature and a modest $150000 estate after seventy books and magazine work. It references political tensions around Boss Penrose and Knox, Hays slogans eliciting Democratic retorts, and the late Joseph R. Dellamar of New York as a silent millionaire with a $32000000 fortune. It also notes a GOP shift from Mark Hanna’s era to a newer mark time faction.
A tall tale from Frances Trego Montgomery follows Billy Jr as he escapes a goat’s tricks and a yard full of mischief. The fat man recalls childhood rivalries with a cheeky goat, a Chinaman, and a laundry yard escapade ending with chaos and comic damage.
A reader asks about marital trouble and child care while the columnist advises staying with the husband if possible, focusing on home life, gossip, and economic strain. The response discusses options to improve the situation and the impact of choices on happiness and safety.
A reader weighs options to marry next November versus choosing between a grape juice fiend or a barfly. Advice favors independence and self support before any marriage decision. The notice also notes Canada may appoint an ambassador to Washington with Sir Robert Laird Borden as a likely candidate and outlines his early life and legal career.
Summary outlines Convservative leader and Canada’s premier from 1914 to 1919. Highlights include Halifax political roles, Nova Scotia Barristers Society, McGill chancellorship, and representation at imperial war cabinets in 1917 1918. Also notes 1917 Union government formation and 1947 imperial conferences.
Oil from the Mule Creek field in eastern Wyoming is now moved to Midwest Refining company plants. The pipeline to incoming eight districts, completed and tested early this week, will carry freight rates set by the Interstate Commerce Commission for all territories it serves.
Mrs. Edward I. Edwards wife of New Jersey's governor aims to live in the White House beginning March 4 next. The Democratic party's wet element hopes to secure Edwards nomination at the San Francisco convention.
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