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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
11
In a northwestern French seaport, American graves are tended by local civilians led by a French delegation. Women and old men decorate crosses and roses as an American admiral and French officers honor the fallen. The town adopts each grave promising continued care, a pledge echoed by families across generations.
The Polish national department and defense committee urged Allied and American governments to send an impartial inter allied commission to Poland to investigate anti Semitic reports. They seek Jewish and Polish immigrant representation and hope reports will be proven false.
Cafes and restaurants were crowded within the law with small tables seating two and large tables at the Plania for four, faces opposite prohibited. The Plaing orchestra led by Miss Paul provided a pleasing program as guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bristol and Mr. and Mrs. Marble among others. A table featured Mrs. Schillerstrom wife of Major Schillerstrom and Mrs. McCabe with the Misses McCabe and Maxine Oleo noted at a separate seat.
The play explores dual personality after a railroad accident as the hero is treated as a wealthy married man while believing himself to be a penniless gambler. Lionel Atwill stars in a well received performance with an adequate cast.
At a Chicago motion picture commission meeting William A. Brady head of the national association of the motion picture industry declined the commission’s request for a statement of the industry's views. The body, seen as custodian of the industry, has often failed to check dangerous movements and quell problematic legislation in time. George Kleine spoke in the absence of Brady, endorsing censorship but noting he did not represent the commission.
The Times states the blockade will remain until a definite peace is ratified and criticizes German claims of starvation. It notes Allies and the United States will use the blockade as a peace enforcement tool and welcomes President Wilson’s Europe visit as a factor in postwar tasks.
General March announced Cunard liner Mauretania carrying 165 officers and 3834 men plus 116 sick and wounded is due in New York early next week. Including others aboard three ships Lapland Minnhado and Orzo with 282 officers and 6614 men, total 10995 officers and men en route home before mid December.
Cheyenne fire department saved a building yesterday after soot in the furnace room chimney of Max J Mayer’s clothing store ignited. The blaze damaged rafters and ceiling, with about 1000 dollars in building damage and 400 dollars in ruined goods mainly fur garments.
After a parade of hotel and restaurant workers and a mass meeting, leaders claimed hotel owners yielded on higher wages, averting a Thanksgiving dinner hour strike. Waiters’ hotel strike, already in effect for days, will not be dropped according to union leadership.
A Daily Mail dispatch from Amerengen, Holland, describes William Hohenzollern's life in exile. He receives vast correspondence each morning, remains in touch with developments in Germany, and is said to be the Dutch government's chief concern as the crown prince is viewed as a dangerous intriguer. The report notes uncertainty about his future location.
Classified note from Youne magazine seeking winter work on a ranch due to heavy nut harvest. Offers to carry carpentry, post office box 1105, telephone 117d, no objections to living alone.
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