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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
4
Citizens' ticket backs Davis for mayor and Mir and Melnenny for commissioners to address a $40,000 city deficit with practical business experience. Voters urged to support these capable leaders at primaries and final election to manage Cheyenne's finances.
An analysis cites 70 major U S strikes, eight approved by the A F of L and 62 defy its leaders. It notes W Z Foster’s 1913 bid to seize the A F of L and directs steel strikes, arguing the union may be splintered unless the better element acts to rescue the once reliable organization.
The New York Sun questions reports from Siberia as American troops withdraw under Kolchak. It notes conflicting accounts of flogging and shootings, raises why soldiers are there and why they are recalled, and references Allied help and tensions with Japan.
The report accuses Germany of deceit, claiming Von der Goltz's army was scattered but regrouped in Russia and Germany plans to revive control over the Baltic provinces. It notes supposed German reinforcements and a strategy to rebuild strength for future conflict despite defeat.
The article reviews historic claims of rejuvenation from Brown-Sequard to Voronoff, noting repeated failures to halt aging. It argues nature governs life through renewal, warns against credulous fame, and cites skeptical experts like Prof. Tuffier predicting grafting advances will prove temporary and limited.
The Appeal Court held that issuing bonus shares by joint stock companies is not income. Income tax assessors had treated such shares as income and taxed them accordingly, but the court ruled they represent increased capital and not taxable as income.
A Frenchman flying at an extraordinary pace has achieved travel at three miles per minute, a feat once thought impossible. The achievement places him among notable pioneers, with another aviator expected to push the speed envelope soon.
The statement argues that if the League of Nations had existed in 1914 despite flaws it would have prevented global conflict. It presents a hypothetical historical scenario without detailing events or figures.
Sergeant Carl G Lang 6th Marines 2nd Division is in Cheyenne en route to Salt Lake City to visit relatives before another Marine enlistment. Sergeant Songberg aided in carrying Captain C E Duncan’s body and was cited for heroism. Sergeant Laingberg and ten men held Belleau against German attacks for two days until reinforcements arrived. Sergeant Sungterg, modest and quiet, served in France. He visits with friend Sergeant A E Caswell.
A party of three Navy officers arrives in Cheyenne October 18 and stays until October 24 with headquarters at the naval recruiting station. They unveil three new aviation reels and two more from a seaplane in flight. The films will be shown at the Princess theater with a five minute talk by a chief petty officer as courtesy via Mr. Todd.
Mrs. Mary Watts of Iowa visiting Wheatland as field secretary for Wyoming Public Health Association reports strong local interest in the Red Cross seals and health bond sale. Platte county to play a leading role with Mrs. J. E. Hunton as county chairman organizing efforts. Local notices advertise savings and a Want Ad in the State Leader. Cheyenne visit noted by Mr. and Mrs. S Pascoe of Sunrise.
A fragment describes a white blank sheet of paper and its potential to tell a story through its blankness. The text hints at transformation and imaginative possibilities the paper embodies.
The piece reflects on the value of print newspapers and the shared cost model between reader subscriptions and advertiser payments. It envisions paper transforming service to the public, noting fringe benefits like official records and civic notices while recognizing gaps such as missing marriage certificates.
Brief readable scraps show duties on a walk in frame products and mentions of Om Lien in a cluttered OCR fragment. No clear events or identifiable entities emerge beyond generic duties and items.
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