29 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented text reports violent acts attributed to Bill Cartiste and a call for action in Tokyo Canton and Siberia. Paris dispatch notes dissatisfied workers with salaries lower than peers. Justices urge the Minister of Justice for a substantial wage increase, warning a strike if unmet.
Colorado Springs report notes a new entry in the Go Paw era railway conscience fund ledger. First remittance 85 cents comes from a Los Angeles resident who admits jump riding a Midland train 21 miles from Manitou to Divide twenty years ago.
In Kerry County a notable Sinn Fein raid case centers on a one day shooting permitting dispute. Raiders claim they carried revolvers and ridges seized. the protest stems from a permit allegedly granted by the English government. A separate earthquake event reports a Ki thao fire pit collapse and ten aftershocks.
Paris reports the supreme council adopting the British proposal for partition. Britain to receive 70 percent of total tonnage, France 10 percent, Denmark 10 percent, and the United States 2 percent.
A fragmented OCR passage presents a cheerful prospect described by names that appear garbled. The text references an unidentified figure and institutions, but lacks coherent details, making the main event and entities uncertain.
Tacoma officials approve a plan related to a hunger strike amid a local dispute. A city attorney’s report concludes the city cannot be held responsible for certain actions, guiding the next steps in the welfare plan.
Fragmentary text notes two men died in a beverage incident in Werribie Timmelw area. It references an inquest committee and mentions an event on a Saturday with possible survivors and others affected.
E Lane and J Rohm are jailed on charges of stealing about fifteen thousand units of whiskey along with a full set of tools for a White two ton truck and other hardware. The theft reportedly occurred over two nights at the Capitol Coal and Ice Company warehouse where the liquor was stored under bond. An extensive probe traced Lane as the primary suspect, leading to his arrest, while Rohm remained at large until a later, unexpected arrest after a visitor tipped police.
Washington reports that the government warned miners and operators of legal action and possible troop use to prevent mine idle time. The Fuel Administration had offered a 44 percent wage rise to entice work as operators announced a 14 percent pay increase to lure workers, with the aim of boosting output amid severe winter shortages.
Senator from Utah says the Labor Bureau is so Bolshevik in tone and structure that it cannot enforce the deportation law for radio aliens. He plans to introduce Monday a bill to shift enforcement to the Department of Justice.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases making it impossible to identify a clear event, person, or place. The legible pieces reference a namesake or quote but lack coherent context or dates.
A hostile mix of bootlegging accusations and political maneuvering surrounds Wyoming's prohibition stalemate. Governor replaces the prohibition commissioner and sends cavalry to Thermopolis while theater manager M H Todd testifies about liquor kept at home and business. Critics say the governor pursues a fading policy and enforces laws unevenly, fueling unrest among miners and striking workers.
Washington reports say another American was killed in Mexico near Tampico amid the captivity of W C Jenkins American consul at Puebla. Carranza's forces move toward Queretaro as the United States warns of consequences for attacks on Americans. Official talks with Mexico City officials intensify as Secretary Lansing pressures Carranza's government to intervene.
In a telegram filed from Mexico City at 3 p m today Governor De La Huerta said he would give a complete denial to rumors of clashes between troops of President Carranza and General Obregon. The message arrived in Nuevo Leon, New Mexico, late tonight.
A telegram from Jose N. Macias to the Mexican Consul in San Antonio reports that the American coast has refused passports to delegates Eugenia Torre Molades and Hermilla Galindo attending the Pan American Round Table conference. The death of Wallace, an American worker in the Tampico district, sharpens U S concerns as investigations begin.
Fragmentary wire service text indicates a person named Wallace was reported killed by Mexicans on November 6, with mentions of relatives William Wallure and a vice president in a transit department. The readable parts are inconsistent and titled figures are uncertain.
Governor Henry J. Allen and General Leonard Wood discussed protecting workers in Kansas coal mines at a wartime conference. Plans call for military support to secure mining operations and ensure worker safety amid ongoing national mobilization.
Sheridan's sheriff ends a mining district strike in Wye Sheridan November 28 as National Guardsmen fortify the area. Miners resume work Friday, with all mines in the Sheridan coal area back to production and guardsmen deployed three days earlier to prevent disruption.
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