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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
4
Debates over federal funding for expanded vocational training probe the cost and state responsibility. Proponents argue for joint federal state support to rehabilitate industrial and war injuries. opponents warn of ballooning deficits and federal overreach.
The passage notes Queen Alexandra’s long royal connections linking her to King Edward VII and Queen Victoria, with mentions of Norway and Greece. It highlights extended kinship across European thrones, including Norman lines and various royal relatives.
A cryptic note about rabbits on hoard has prompted the commissioner to order an inquiry into fishing practices and potential misplaced stock. Local officials say the term signals an unusual stash আছে.
Amid debate President Wilson seeks an emergency session to push railroad legislation as Congress debates the Cummins bill. Senate and House committees await subcommittee reports, aiming to modify rate making toward a government regulated system after the wartime era.
The piece argues Republican Congresses use wartime posts to bypass civil service protections, hoping to gain patronage if they win the next presidential election. It contrasts the 1916 Wilson move to civil service post offices with a Republican plan to keep many offices exempt, highlighting party motives and public consequence.
In the first seven months this year over eleven million people attended War Camp Community Service events. Community houses replace old memorials as better tributes to veterans, with active programs to ease leisure time in American towns. Turkish women are cited as highly industrious, producing carpets and other day to day goods, with dowry expectations tied to a girl’s marriage and labor.
Lyman Ward, principal at Camp Pill, Alabama, laments violence and foolish talk across regions. He quotes Bowker Washington praising the soul and asserts the South’s average white man is just and kind to the average negro.
A disputed tirade accuses Secretary Baker of raising living costs by abroad actions. The fragment mentions junk sold to France, food brought home, and prices driven high, with vague references to mortar and extents.
A local club reports that membership will rise after the next issue of lint. Special ballots will be issued and circulated to EU members within a day or so. Most members have cast at least one ballot and the campaign promises prizes at its end on November 26. The next newsletter will publish soon as results come in and are verified.
The labor group withdrew as President Wilson urged harmony during a conference on industrial peace. Secretary Lane will report to the president while the session recesses to let the labor group decide its future course. Denver returns show voters rejecting the Denver Tramway elastic fare plan amid threats to revert to the old six cent fare.
Georgia Tech faces a decision on Joe Guyon whether to retain him for the Pittsburgh game or allow him to join a professional team this fall. Officials weigh preserving the team’s core for the Big Seven schedule or testing a changed lineup against Pitt.
President Wilson is again cleared to sign public acts after a difficult night. He approves amendments to the food control act tightening penalties for profiteering and easing minor measures. The deadline looms for the prohibition enforcement bill to reach the White House and a constitutional review is awaited.
Unclear text reports health concerns after certain drinks in public parks. Washington officials monitor tourist exposure and water resources response follows.
The board adopted four resolutions calling for a bond issue to fund a new high school and new grade facilities. Election date and other details were left to officers, to be announced tomorrow.
L L Newton of Cody prepares the Wyoming Press Association session program for the November 6 meeting. He serves as president of the Big Association tonal Bank and of the state association.
HVANSTON, Wyo October 2 The Marion Pacific Railroad company has settled a case in district court here with Mrs Mabhe and her children near Queve Utah Anguel The widow receives $4 through the settlement in a legal action involving an engineer's widow and an unnamed claimant.
Cheyenne State Bank joins the Federal Reserve system, marking a key milestone for the institution and its customers. The move aligns the bank with national monetary policy and oversight, signaling broader access to systemic stability and services.
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