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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
10
Leaders of the Navy and Army paid homage to soldiers in a continuation of remarks on wartime duties. General Peyton C. March praised the army’s sacrifices and urged memory of hero dead in France, stressing the nation’s gratitude and the victory’s enduring ideals.
The accuser said he heard others discuss the board’s achievements and credited it for vast tasks. He testified a Texas shipbuilding firm threatened to appeal to a senator to delay a settlement, and he had no knowledge of any yard, contracting firm, or member interests linked to the alleged case. He did not criticize all allocations made by the board.
The Clothing Manufacturers Association of New York says its shops will not reopen until Amalgamated Clothing Workers Association members accept new working and wage terms deemed essential to the industry. The decision follows failed negotiations reported by the association market committee.
Reported relapses for United States Senator Boris Penrose, said to be ill for a year, were denied by officials. The Philadelphia dispatch notes no relapse affecting his duties.
An unsigned warning threatening violence was found under the door of the American Legion headquarters in Columbus Ohio on Armistice Day eve. The note warned not to disrupt a planned parade for ex service members, stating We spoiled one and will send your war lovers to hell. The department of justice was notified.
In Louis, November 10, the National Coffee Roasters Association opened its tenth annual convention with T. Langard Meneses of Sappaulo Brasil forecasting a coffee price rise next year though he would not estimate the amount.
L. R. Bresnahen estimated $5000 loss from a Tuesday night fire that destroyed his old slaughter house west of Cheyenne and ten stacks of hay. The building, erected by Fred Landeau about forty years ago, was bought by Bresnahen over thirty years ago. Twenty five thousand cattle have been slaughtered.
Rear Admiral Knapp reports improved conditions in Haiti as he conducts an official investigation for the administration. The statement comes as oversight continues and officials assess ongoing relief and governance efforts.
Report shows lander thermometer at 16 degrees below zero and Sheridan at zero. Governor Carey invited to speak on decentralization at the Harrisburg conference opening December. Cheyenne offices today operate normally with most business exhibitions, while Bresnahan slaughterhouse ruins attract curiosity. Weather disrupted air mail until yesterday as plane misreport of crash denied.
October bank totals reach about 4.7 million with a 26 percent rise over September clearances. A Cheyenne home fire caused $39 damage from cigarettes, yesterday. J M Hodgson, ex-Deadwood lawyer, opens Cheyenne office. Stills seized in raids. bootleggers' stock stored in county facility. Shaky reports of turkeys and metals in mountain areas reference Gott molybdenum and other minerals. In Tokyo park, tall feathered fowls reach 15 feet in length.
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