14 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
1
City pamphlets circulated to workers urged rising against troops as bombs and propaganda blamed to incite violence. Intelligence officers hunted the source while New York police guarded high officials including Justice Bars tow Weeks and DA Al vander L Rouke amid the unrest.
The Revenue Bureau accepts the upper floor of the new city county building for government offices. The internal revenue collector will move in December, with city and county paying two thirds of prep costs. Lease runs five years with rent sharing deemed advantageous.
New York February 13 Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University urged cooperation by labor in management and profit sharing to prevent the American government from becoming subservient to industry He argued that industrial efficiency should not come at the expense of democratic control and warned that worker run industry could threaten liberty
The elections committee asserts John P. Fitzgerald of Massachusetts was elected by fraud and recommends action against him. Fitzgerald vows to fight the matter to the last ditch, with accompanying photographs showing his defiant stance.
Funeral services for Cheyenne merchant William Myers were held Sunday at 1 o clock from his home. The rites were attended by friends and members of the G A R and M M organizations.
Lieutenant J Roullot piloting De Havilland 4 1 reached near Cheyenne after dark, missing Fort landing field at Sidney. He made a forced landing mile southwest of the city, said to be safe. Signals and gasoline flares deployed. Roullot says he landed without trouble and could have landed earlier if field had been found.
Report records Lt J B Weight and Sgt V Goleman of a westbound transcontinental race near Sterling Colorado after a faulty course led them to stray toward a farm. Their plane uninjured but damaged wings. Maynard plans a Atlantic to Pacific challenge after NY return, with a fuel boosted machine awaiting in New York.
Washington Oct 13 The ailing president remained under daily care with vital signs normal Admiral Grayson reported the president could act immediately in case of emergency and would consent to take presidential precautions if required The attending physicians will keep him focused on rest and avoid governing duties.
A large aviation derby draws seven airplanes into Cheyenne on Monday. The report notes weather conditions and pilot remarks as the event unfolds, with attention to routes and competitive proximity among entrants.
A letter signed by fifteen Cheyenne residents alleges they paid the postmaster for army foodstuffs two months ago and received nothing. The group requests an investigation into the bond and failure to return money from would be purchases.
Orders received yesterday at Fort D. A. Russell indicate Newton D. Baker Secretary of War and Major General Hunter Sigel will visit Cheyenne this week. Preparations are made for their arrival and activities until their departure.
Captain Smith's diary records beating Lieutenant Maynard in the trans senith Sante in 24 hours 30 minutes flying time plus 9 minutes 48 seconds. The accuracy of Smith's claim to superiority awaits a final decision.
Gay Zenoy MacLaren earns the nickname The One Girl Show for reproducing top Broadway plays after hearing them only two or three times. She entertained workers at Panna five times during a government project, though she has never read the actual scripts.
Workers redouble solicitation as a special ballot offer looms a week away with promises of big prizes and cash awards. District incentives attract members to pledge support and spread word about the drive and its credit-boosting potential.
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