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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
8
The report quotes Sweet accusing Harding of slander as he contends Britains and United States trade efforts falter. It notes Latin American relations and a figure of 987 555 000 dollars, mentioning Britain’s capabilities and the need for cooperation with the commerce department.
Candidate Christensen pushes for an international parliament with elected representatives, including Ireland and India, criticizing Versaillès peacemakers and urging a labor dominated democracy. He targets capitalist press and vows to prosecute war profiteers by sending them to Leavenworth, while promising 100 farmer labor congress members.
Helena Mont Oct 198- John W. ONeill a survivor of the Custer campaign died Monday night in Helena He was born at Palmyra Wayne County New York He reached the battlefield after the massacre He is survived by eight daughters and children
French military authorities in Cilicia inform Armenian National Union officials that France will occupy the entire region within its mandate and provide full protection. Urfa and Mardin will be taken, with past massacres by Turkish nationalists cited and assurances given to Kemal Pasha. Relief officials urge firmer French policy amid chaotic conditions and ongoing persecutions of Armenians. Eighteen Americans are cut off in Adana due to a nationalist siege since June 28.
External organizations conducted fundraising drives beyond the locality last year, totaling 634 in contributions.
Clyde M Watts was reelected president of the High School Parent Teachers Association at a regular meeting. C M Owens was chosen vice president, Mrs J B Guthrie secretary, and A D Johnston treasurer. The session focused on proposed constitutional amendment No 6 allowing districts to raise bonded indebtedness.
In Athens on October 19 King Alexander's condition deteriorated with signs of coma and rising temperature as 10 p.m. approached. A Paris surgeon departed by special train to Athens to attempt a further operation to save the king.
In Sermoy Ireland on October 19 crowds gathered to escort Michaél Fitzgeralds coffin to the parish church for his burial. Military authorities ordered a limit on attendees at the funeral service.
Former Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo denounced the Esch-Cummins railroad act and rebuked the Republican plan to reject the league of nations. He argued private control caused losses, higher rates, and farmer hardship, urging swift league ratification and bipartisan support for peace measures.
A crowded theater heard Leslie A. Miller praise a Democratic presidential nominee while noting the era’s unity through intermarriage of party ideals. Antoinette Funk urged support for the Democratic Progressive aim, contrasting it with Harding’s Senate record as she appealed to Hughes supporters.
Delegations from several states urged swift relocation of immigrants from urban areas to unoccupied farms in rural districts. Detroit Chamber of Commerce representatives asked migrants be sent to northern Michigan amid labor demand, while a Louisiana delegation visited immigrant stations to promote farm settlements. Officials noted Canada’s barrier and sought faster departures to alter island conditions.
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