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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
9
A lava stream one mile wide descends from Kilauea toward residential areas on the opposite side of Hawaii Island from Hilo. The eruption began four days ago after a brief pause, prompting evacuation concerns as the molten flow threatens two homes today.
The Associated Press reports President Wilson's illness improved, allowing brief attention to executive matters. He signed minor bills and resolutions, sent nominations to the Senate, and dictated letters and telegrams. He later rode in an automobile with his daughter Miss Margaret and enjoyed the day on the White House grounds.
Edwin M. Watson, a World War I veteran, returns from overseas to serve as military aide to the president. The Alabama native and West Point graduate held the rank of lieutenant colonel in the National Army before moving on to field artillery duties.
Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds outfields expected to shape the opening World Series. Notable players include Felsch Jackson Siebold Moush Neale Magee Duncan and Pawneen. Managers Cleagan and Moran name Jackson centerfield Folsch left field and a right-field lineup to be settled as crowds converge at Hedland Park.
The article reports no new progress in the Jennings murder investigation aside from John Cordillo signing a lengthy statement denying the Cordillos witnessed a state agents led killing. He asserts the brothers’ confession was fabricated and details differ from his brother’s statement. Further future developments are expected.
A distorted report centers on the Jennings murder case in Wyoming, exploring how false confessions and competing statements by Gordilio brothers and others shape public doubt. The article notes officials seek truth while courts and prosecutors weigh innocence and guilt in the Cordilios Newell matter.
A fragmented report notes a steel strike leader testifying before a Senate committee investigating a large walkout. Mentioned are Senators Pulpps of Colorado and Kenyon of Iowa, with references to a resolution and ongoing investigation into worker actions and council discussions.
The notice promotes an extra credits offer in a state leader salesmanship campaign. It highlights a deadline of October 22 and an $18 subscription unit as part of the deal, noting potential strong interest and varying totals from multiple units. The wording appears promotional and may reference club members and subscription counts.
The Home Builders Association will decide tonight on a major issue facing members. President Bred Mof Mann urges all stockholders to attend or send proxies as the group weighs adoption of an industrial or Montreal area plan to address housing needs.
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