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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
9
Disjointed notes describe unrest linked to salaries in Paris with Justices urging higher pay. A memo from the Minister of Justice is requested while authorities warn of potential strikes, as workers cite wage gaps and governance concerns amid broader turmoil.
A new ledger entry for the Go paw terminal railway conscience fund records 85 cents sent from a Los Angeles resident. He explains in a letter that twenty years ago he rode the Midland from Manitou to Divide after jumping a ride, an event noted decades later.
In Kerry a notable incident arose as raiders, protesting a permit to shoot from the English government, were forced to retreat after a day's actions with revolvers and ridges. In Hawaii a volcanic collapse at Ki thao crater caused a fall of 400 feet with ten earthquake shocks.
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council adopting the British plan for partition of the naval tonnage. Britain to receive 70 percent of total tonnage, France 10 percent, Danish 10 percent, and the United States 2 percent.
A cheerful prospect was outlined today by a community figure, Fr Gumual Griebel, linked to Bytobel or Onite, detailing plans related to Union labels and a Leath-in Sevanloneue ponies-Donver sire and Taleo tooth. The fragmentary text provides few clear names or places.
Tacoma officials in Washington state on November 28 approved a plan relating to a hunger strike amid questions of municipal responsibility. The city attorney reported that the city cannot be liable for the actions tied to the plan.
In a preliminary report two men died in a drinking related incident on November 28 near Werribie TimmeIow. The tragedy occurred as emergency services responded to the scene and investigators begin detailing the circumstances.
E Lane and J Rohm are jailed on charges of stealing fifteen thousand pounds of liquor and eight barrels of whiskey from Capitol Coal and Ice Co. They allegedly hid the loot in bond stock after state dry laws. Police tracked Lane across the country, arresting him Thursday. Rohm was captured after an unexpected visit to the station. More liquor and tools were recovered from several homes as warrants were issued.
Washington officials warned miners and operators that interference with coal production would not be tolerated and that troops could be sent to enforce resumption. The labor dispute remained unresolved as operators offered a 14 percent pay raise to lure workers back, while miners doubted its effectiveness in the Central Competitive field across Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
Washington on November 28 Senator of Utah accused the Labor Bureau of being full of Bolshevism and unfit to enforce the deportation law for radio aliens. He said he prepared a bill to shift enforcement to the Department of Justice, to be introduced Monday.
Fragmentary and nonsensical OCR lines mentioning names and phrases cannot be reliably interpreted. no coherent event or entity is discernible for a proper summary.
A chaotic in Wyoming over prohibition leads to the governor removing the prohibition commissioner and sending cavalry to Thermopolis amid bootlegging rumors. The Cheyenne theater manager admits liquor at home and work under oath, challenging enforcement as miners and radicals stir unrest. The piece condemns a dual, inconsistent policy and calls for impartial law enforcement amid growing unrest.
News from Washington reports a second American killed in Mexico amid the Jenkins case at Puebla and growing Mexican unrest. Secretary Lansing pressed Carranza's envoy with a sharp note, warning of inevitable consequences from continued attacks on Americans.
A Mexico Town dispatch says Governor De La Huerta reported receiving a telegram from Mexico City at 3 p m asking him to deny reports of clashes between troops loyal to President Carranza and General Obregon. The message was received in New Mexico.
The Mexican Consul in San Antonio reported a telegram from Jose N. Macias of the National University of Mexico saying U S consular officers refused passports to delegates Eugenia Torre Molades and Hermilla Galindo for the Pan American Round Table conference in San Antonio. The death toll rises in Tampico as an American worker Wallace is added to an eighth Gulf Oil employee killed since July 22. The incident prompts a State Department inquiry and intensifies strain between the U S and Mexico under Carranza.
Fragmented text reports a man named William Wallace killed by Mexicans near Tampt 6. The message mentions his brother-in-law William Wallure, holding a senior role in the Griffin company’s import division. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Plans for guarding Kansas coal mine workers were discussed at a conference in Topeka between Governor Henry J. Allen and General Leonard Wood. The meeting aimed to arrange military protection for laborers amid unrest in the mines.
Sheridan Wye November 28. Miners back at work after a three day shutdown. National guardsmen, called to quell the strike, are replaced by 150 regulars of the battalion under Captain Ni. Operators report production resuming and the district returning to normal. Sheriff Thomas announced the resolution and the guards’ withdrawal after fort mockonala records showed compliance.
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