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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
2
The article reports Sweet denouncing Harding's tariff trade charge as slander directed at Latin American partners and British officials. It cites figures of 987,555,000 dollars and 265,973 in context of disputed foreign trade and cooperation with the Department of Commerce amid alleged handicaps.
Christensen advocates an international parliament with elected representatives, including Ireland and India, and calls for industrial democracy alongside political reform. He criticizes peacemakers at Versailles, denounces capitalist press, and pledges to imprison wartime profiteers while building a farmer labor coalition aimed at electing 100 labor-friendly lawmakers.
John W. ONeill a survivor of the Custer campaign died Monday night in Helena Montana at age 72 He was born in Palmyra Wayne County New York and reached the battlefield after the massacre He is survived by eight daughters and two sons.
French military authorities in Cilicia Turkey announce to the Armenian National Union that France will occupy the full mandate area and protect Armenians. Urfa and Mardin are to be occupied amid reported massacres of French troops. Aintab and Adana face nationalist unrest and a siege has cut off eighteen Americans in Adana.
Outside organizations conducted fundraising drives last year totaling 634 in contributions, according to a local accounting note. The figure reflects money raised by groups not based in the city or town, indicating broader regional participation.
Clyde M. Watts is re elected president Prof C M Owens chosen vice president Mrs J B Guthrie becomes secretary A D Johnston named treasurer The group discusses proposed constitutional amendment No 7 to allow districts to raise bonded indebtedness and explore steps to address school finance shortages.
In Athens at 10 p m King Alexander's condition worsened with coma threatening. His temperature stood at 103 F, pulse 124, and respiration 34. A well known surgeon departed Paris by special train to Athens to attempt another operation.
In Sermoy Ireland Michaél Fitzgerald's funeral proceeds with a limited crowd as military restricts attendees to the church service following his death as a hunger striker. The funeral party arrived late Tuesday and the coffin is escorted to the church for the burial on Wednesday.
Former Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo denounced the Esch-Cummins railroad act and warned that private ownership cost the nation billions. He cited railcar losses, higher rates, and farmer shipment troubles as proof of GOP reactionary policy. He urged prompt league of nations ratification and warned of future tax burdens without cooperation.
In a packed theater Leslie A Miller introduced a crowd praising a speaker seen as a potential party standard bearer. Miss Antoinette Funk, Illinois progressive leader, urged support for the Democratic ticket over Harding, contrasting records and recalling President Wilson and the Pope of Rome.
Immigrants advised to relocate to farm districts as a solution to urban crowding. Delegations from several states urge officials to prevent migrants from settling in certain cities and to direct laborers toward northern Michigan and unoccupied farms. Detroit officials report conditions favor foreign labor and Maltese migrants barred from Canada have arrived in Detroit. Louisiana delegates visit immigrant stations to move arrivals to state farms.
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