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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
5
A garbled 19th century jumble mentions a Dig event, Anglophobes causing unrest, Indias’ long-standing efforts, and fans celebrating a gonfalon victory. It notes falling prices, funeral home rate cuts, and a Joplin man’s death after swallowing false teeth. Reports of baseball players, crooks, and Irish unrest appear with disjointed references and scattered names.
An American observer in Poland reports a French official asserting the Russian army, though sometimes poorly equipped, is a superior fighting force overall and not a “barefoot rabble.” He notes Russian units are well commanded, admires officers, discusses Polish officer shortages, and credits French aid for a turning point despite Polish weaknesses.
Governor Allen denounces Chicago board of trade tactics that hammer down wheat prices in Harper Kansas and asks President Wilson to investigate the board and prevent such actions He requests an embargo on Canadian wheat to curb the price manipulation.
Sixty detainees arrested during June anarchist riots in Ancona began a hunger strike to protest delays in their trials. A general workmen’s strike was declared in support of the prisoners’ demands.
Fernando Iglesias Calderon unable to settle differences with United States resigns as Mexican high commissioner in Washington and will return to Mexico City within a week, accompanied by the mission staff. In the Pacific islands eggs are preserved by syrup.
Washington dispatch reports that July and August price cuts on wheat corn potatoes apples cotton and beef cattle cost U S farmers about 1 75 billion dollars. The estimate by George P Hampton managing director of the Farmers National Council is based on prices received for the listed commodities. Milk production in the United States yearly totals 7 1905 000 000 pounds.
The Rev. Dr. William Patterson Bruce a former 1912 president of the Dutch Reformed church synod of America and brother of ex lieutenant governor Matthew Lynn Bruce was struck and killed by an automobile truck in Yonkers New York. Driver George Dauer said he could not stop the vehicle until it dragged Dr Bruce about fifteen feet. A coroner s inquest absolved him of blame.
The Supreme Court advanced to October 11 arguments on cases involving the constitutionality of Lever Food Control Act sections. Parties listed include Detroit Creamery Company Ben KH. Bworta J. M. Smith Colesey Grocery Company A. Wood and Company and G. S. Willort Company.
President de la Huerta and General Obregon denounced the bolshevist demonstration in Mexico City on September 26 and vowed harsh punishment for socialist agitators. Four percent of U S milk production is used in ice cream, officials said.
A jagged excerpt describes a football hit on Cresap with a swollen eye and ruined nose. The verse notes a painful limp and a lingering airy grace despite the evident damage, ending with a sober assertion of the truth.
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