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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
7
In a westward campaign swing Senator Harding urged rejection of the Versailles League of Nations and its covenant while stressing reservations for U S security. He spoke in Des Moines Omaha and Nashville amid questions on Ireland and German policy as Governor Cox backed the league.
Senators Pomerene and Edge probe a $5 000 note given by Gov J M Cox on August 16 1917 to the Dayton National Bank and paid by Dayton Metal Products on June 29 1918. Scudder testified he lacked direct knowledge of proceeds, while Talbot claimed disposition was unclear and no members knew why payment occurred.
Joseph Rodriguez, held on a kidnapping charge, confessed to the murder of J. C. Denton, a Los Angeles mining promoter. He said he and Lou Holler strangled Denton on June 6 or 8 in the presence of others, with details given to Captain John O'Mera.
Eight men dead and 30 to 40 injured after a boiler explosion aboard the British steamer G. R. Crow at Shewan dry dock Brooklyn. Rescue efforts and an investigation by Justice Department agents followed as crews fought fires and recovered victims. The Crow, 2046 tons, built 1907, owned by Montesuma Transportation of Toronto.
Fragmentary report shows a public discussion on Mexico policy with speakers named Morg thau and Fouthall arguing over U S involvement. The note hints at concern about delaying decisive action and the nation’s stance in world affairs amid potential war with Mexico.
Polish headquarters in Riga announced that military operations between Poles and Lithuanians have ceased. The report coincided with news that the mission on the Polish Lithuanian questions arrived at Suwalki the previous day.
Felix Diaz remains in custody at oral headquarters amid a volatile standoff as the Iagian government signals a possible exit strategy. The government hints at a conditional release within months but keeps terms private while Diaz protests.
Cairo reports reveal twenty five members of the Vengeance gang an anti British society convicted of conspiracy after a trial. Four defendants were acquitted. Among the convicted is Abdul Rahman Bey Fahny a former provisional governor. The group is linked to attempted murders and sedition.
Registrations at the Burlington depot for the First Ward total 364, as reported by the clerks last night.
Fragmentary text mentions Saturday and portions of days. No distinct people, places, or organizations readable. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or location from available message.
Cleveland plans a large homecoming as the Indians arrive for a four game series with Brooklyn after two losses. Mayor Fitzgerald issues a proclamation urging Cleveland to honor the players and back them in the pennant race with a noon siren salute.
Madrid reports the death of Miguel de Pawlacioc a prolific Spanish author born in Manila. He produced more than 300 works during a long public career leaving a large literary footprint.
Major General John A. Le Jeune approved enlistment of a 16-year-old from Fort Wayne who is described as a “white hope.” The youth, son of Captain H A Duemling, met minimum age and size standards for apprentice recruits, amid medical and military expert guidance.
Lockie's plane was last reported near St John B T Jomm in New Brunswick on October 7 as authorities continue search efforts and update maritime and air observers on its location and status.
Secretary Houston announced five month treasury certificates dated October 16 at 5.75 percent interest. The offering aims to reduce national and floating public debt while raising about 100 million dollars, with a total sale of 128 million dollars planned alongside existing issues.
U S Secret Service agents raided a Philadelphia printing plant alleged to produce thousands of counterfeit revenue stamps and labels for cheap whisky and colored alcohol bottles. Three distillers were held in $8,000 bail each after a hearing as part of the connected investigation.
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri declared that most or all copies of the original stenographic notes of the Paris peace conference are now in the hands of the State Department. His remark addressed the dispute between Spencer and Wilson over the authenticity of reports attributed to the president at the peace talks.
Washington Oc t 7 officials said guaranty payments to railroads under the transportation act will be halted until a full accounting is made. About 600 million dollars is involved with carriers already receiving around 120 million under provisions prior to 1. Officials indicated the Treasury War program will pause until accurate totals and allocations are determined.
Washington reports Secretary Tumulty stated there is no stenographic record of the eighth plenary session in which Wilson is alleged to have promised aid to Romania and Serbia. He added there is no known record of such a pledge anywhere in the country.
In Tyrone county, gunmen attacked seven police barracks at Fokle Bat Clotra and Pomeroy. The violence marked a renewal of clashes in the troubled area as authorities investigated the shooting incident.
Franklin D Roosevelt says a declaration from Harding on the league of nations lifts a weight from his shoulders. He contrasts Harding’s stance with Borah Taft and Hays, criticizing poll predictions and predicting a hard fought campaign ahead. Continues on page 3.
In Chicago on October 7 Senator Harrison said the Democratic Party accepts the issue and calls on Americans to support the league of nations idea. He rejected Harding's opposition and urged unity for world peace.
Reports from travelers confirm a general strike in Portugal with postal telegraph and telephone workers naval reserves bakers and dock laborers all ceasing work. Most railway workers have joined the stoppage though a few local trains run. Unofficial reports suggest the government views the strike as revolutionary.
The Supreme Court dismissed an act against the City of Oakland and Samuel Merritt Hospital on motion of the appellants. The case sought condemnation of waterfront properties for a city dock system. The hospital valued the land at over $500,000.
In a campus address at the gymnasium, Representative Mondell voiced strong support for Senator Harding as the anti League of Nations candidate. He warned the League’s Article X could entangle the United States in foreign conflicts.
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