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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1919

Page

4

Red Book Confessions Frame Prewar German Austro Policy

The piece argues Austria and Germany published a candid Red Book to seek concession after war began. It cites May 1914 decisions to alter the Balkans, Archduke Francis Ferdinand as a trigger, and Kaiser Wilhelm with Germany backing Austria in a war plan. It claims the text shows a deliberate conspiracy for German Austrian aggression.

Austria Germany Austrain Teutonic Dominion Balkans Archduke Francis Ferdinand Serbia William der Tag Europe

Brandegee Among Senators Oppose Treaty With Revisions

St Louis Republic reports Senator Brandegee vows to back every amendment and reservation from the Foreign Relations Committee and to vote against the treaty once those changes are considered. The piece suggests the extreme opposition aims to cripple the treaty or force a separate peace with Germany.

Foreign Relations Committee Brandegee Senate Germany United States Cohen St. Louis Republic

Bolshevist Bullitt Predicted European Revolutions

Report mentions Bullitt warning that peace delegates would fail and that revolution would spread to European capitals within a month. He claimed to watch the work go to hell if ignored by Lenine and Trot. The remark frames a prescient yet controversial stance amid postwar tensions.

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Economic toll of eight months of strikes stands at one million daily

The article estimates that strikes and related threats have cost the country about one million dollars each day over the past eight months, highlighting growing disruption across sectors.

Ancient Egypts Razor Collection and Civilized Practices Highlighted

Archaeologists returning from fieldwork note Meneptah’s remarkable collection of razors as a sign of advanced dentistry and civilization in prehistoric Egypt. The piece contrasts earlier European stereotypes with a refined society under law, referencing Hammurabi and an ancient chivalry concept to show enduring truths about human behavior.

Meneptah Europe Georgia Hammurabi Babylon

Sixty Years a Singer Adalina Patti Dies at 76 in Wales

Adalina Patti, famed soprano who debuted as a child and sang until 1906, died at her castle in Wales at age 76. She avoided overtaxing her voice, favored Italian operas, and resisted Wagnerian fashion, preserving a sweet, wide-ranging tone. Her long lyric career spanned from 1850 to the late 19th century, earning her lasting fame.

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Pershing’s measured praise contrasts with Senate rhetoric

An article contrasts General Pershing’s Septem ber remarks praising allied tenacity with a harsher Senate committee pronouncement ten days earlier. It argues Pershing’s stance embodies true American spirit over bellicose posturing and urges unity among nations.

Pershing Congress Senate Committee America

Ex-Mayor of Poughkeepsie Plans Swiss Move for Beer Permission

The ex mayor says he will live in Lucerne because there is no prohibition and beer is available, noting Switzerland offers what he could not find before the war. He dismisses Bermuda Bahamas Cuba as nearer options for beer and mentions German activity in Russia.

Poughkeepsie Lucerne Switzerland Bermuda Bahamas Cuba Crag

Wyoming Weekly Eohing Bulletin Recaps Regional Fishing

Forest Service weekly bulletin lists streams in and near national forests around Denver area. Reports show lake and river conditions, water clarity, and trout fishing quality for Dubois Encampment Lander Cody and surrounding locales.

Denver Forest Service Big Goose Creek Big Horn Aoe Lake Dubois Conant Creek Encampment Fish Lake Horse Creek Jakey’s Fork Middlefork Lander Sheridan Creek Pruboia Shoshone River North Park Cody South Fork Oe River Dayton Warm Spring Creek Wiggins Fork

Devil Dogs Seek Men With Good Teeth

Marine Corps recruiting office on West Lifeol issues call to find men with sound teeth for service. Official Caswell notes wartime diet reveals hidden dental issues and urges applicants to meet dental standards before enlistment or reentry.

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Unseating of Fitzgerald by House Elections Panel

Washington Oct 2 The house elections committee voted six to two to recommend seating John F Pitzgerald over Fitz gerald in the Massachusetts 5th district noting Tague is entitled to the seat Both men are Democrats and the decision follows a dispute over the rightful representative in the district

Washinton House Elections Committee John F. Pitzgerald Ioces Ols Es ‘Tague

Infant Sonee Liam Fagan Dies

One day old infant Sonee Liam Fagan died. The funeral will be held at Sits o chebile chapel tomorrow morning.

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City Attorney Returns From Lusk Trip

City Attorney comes back from a trip to Lusk reporting lighter activity this week. Officials say the lull follows recent busy weeks and relationships with local agencies remain steady.

Lusk

Daily Market Report Chicago Grain Summary

Market notes May Corn around 4.21 with small change, December Corn near 4.26, May Oats about 72, December Oats around 70. Trading guidance includes instruction to telephone a lead editor for prompt delivery at our expense.

Chicago

Grain Market Weakened By Wilson Illness And Argentine Decline

John Donnellan & Co notes grain futures under pressure from President Wilson illness and weak Argentine markets. Corn led losses with small receipts and steady cash prices. oats and rye followed. provisions rose briefly before easing. Bearish sentiment sparked by stocks, cotton, and overall market weakness.

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