03 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
1
Governor Brough requested 500 soldiers from the Third division stationed at the capital to quell the Elaine race riot. General Gelone I. G. Jenks commanded the troops at the scene as authorities pressed for order.
Bodies of two U S Army aviators Lieut Frederick B Waterhouse and Cecil H H Connelly were found on Guadalupe mesa near the border after disappearing Aug 20 Their uniforms bore marks of struggle and their injuries suggested an attack as they moved toward the shore Local authorities and military intelligence confirmed the identities and note the men were from Rockwell Field and San Diego respectively
In Cincinnati, the Reds beat the White Sox 4 to 2 as Williams faltered on the mound. Chicago’s runs came late, but Cincinnati maintained control, needing three more wins to clinch the series.
The ages queen and King Leopold of Belgium arrived in New York as guests of the United States. They came to express gratitude for U S aid after Germany invaded Belgium. Their welcome by Vice President Marshall occurred as they stepped ashore from the transport George Washington.
Washington reports state President Wilson is a very sick man with less favorable condition. Dr. Carey T. Grayson and consulting physicians urged absolute rest and planned a cautious treatment after joint examination at the White House.
A notice notes Bootblack rising to oil operator status in Oldahona amid discussions of local industry shifts. References to Hil and Stanley Lewis Debord appear in context with workshop clues and past conflicts.
Senator Johnson addresses a city audience amid lively debate on public policy. The event drew prominent attendees and featured strong remarks on women and political reform, interrupted briefly by applause and protests.
The Senate decisively rejected amendments to the peace treaty. Proposals by Senator Fall aimed to curtail American participation and balance League of Nations issues. Debate stretched several days with Democrats opposing the amendments and Republicans supporting reservations.
London reports indicate official word that railway unions may resume work as mediation efforts continue. A Liverpool private telegram cites renewed talks and potential reopening of negotiations over depot duties amid ongoing dispute.
County auction announces sale of a tractor with the highest bid to be considered. October 4 is the sale date and a county committee chair welcomes bids. No bid under five hundred dollars will be considered.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a former food controller urges students at Slatifond University to join the US in immediate war against a rejected treaty. The campus crowd reacts with divided chants and tense exchanges, reflecting wartime pressure and political dissent on campus.
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