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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
2
Leaders of Navy and Army praise veterans in a continuation of remarks on service during the war. General Peyton C. March, chief of staff, notes inspections of French cemeteries and vows to remember sacrifices. He says the army’s self-denial will inspire the nation as peace follows the conflict.
The accuser testified that he heard others say the board deserved credit for its achievements. He described a Texas shipbuilding firm threatening to appeal to a senator to delay a settlement and said he had no knowledge of any yard, contracting firm, or member’s interest in wartime allocations. He did not criticize all allocation contracts.
The Clothing Manufacturers association of New York says its member shops will stay closed until employees who are Amalgamated Clothing Workers Association members accept new working and wage terms. The market committee reported negotiations failed, and shops claim tougher conditions are needed to stay competitive.
Philadelphia reports dated November 10 say United States Senator Boris Penrose, ill for a year, has not had relapses and will not return to play.
A menacing unsigned warning found at American Legion headquarters in Columbus Ohio threatens ex service men planning an Armistice Day parade. The note warned against staging the event and claimed “We spoiled one” and threatened to send war lovers to hell, prompting a Justice Department review.
At the opening session of the tenth annual convention of the National Coffee Roasters Association in Louis, T. Langard Meneses of Sappaulo, Brazil, predicted an advance in coffee prices next year though he did not estimate how large the increase would be.
L R Bresnahen estimates $5000 loss from the burning of his old slaughter house west of Cheyenne on Tuesday night. The building, built by Fred Landeau about forty years ago, was bought by Bresnahen over thirty years ago. The operation had seen twenty five thousand cattle slaughtered.
Rear Admiral Knapp reports improved conditions in Haiti as he leads an investigation for the administration. The update comes as officials assess the situation and progress on relief and security efforts.
Weather notes report 16 degrees below zero in Lander and Sheridan's zero. Governor Carey invited to speak on decentralization at a Harrisburg conference opening in December. Local offices to reopen and normal business to resume. Bresnahan slaughterhouse ruins draw curious visitors. Cheyenne clothing dealers advertise reductions. Mrs George Storey convalesces after St John’s operation. Weather delays suspend air mail services with conflicting reports of a Red Desert crash denied.
The report notes Cheyenne bank activity with October totals near 4.7 million dollars and Illinois-like 26 percent rise over September clearances. Drak stores will close briefly from 1 30 to p m. A fire caused 39 dollars in damage at a Cheyenne residence due to cigarettes. J M Hodgson, once of Deadwood SD, opens a Cheyenne law office. Stills seized in raids. bootlegger caches found in county safes. Local business and turkey sales appear amid mountainous Gott region resources including molybdenum and other minerals. In Tokyo area park, tall feathered fowls described.
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