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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1919

Page

8

Jury clears Padre Garcia case amid police testimony

Testimony centered on two men firing shots in Wren as Alleines argued to the jury that the witnesses aimed to aid Garcia. Lieutenant Clayton and Lieutenant Teer, key military police officers, testified on the scene and Garcia surrendered after being ordered to raise hands. Clayton, returning from New Mexico, praised local lawmen and said he is satisfied with the verdict and grateful for courteous treatment.

Wren Breeser Alleines Garcia Incense i Clayton G. al. Teer Tieer Ghevyenne Police Military Police Trcer Padre Garcia Jaramie Glenanl Clayton New Mexico

Longshoremen Strike Halts US Shipping Operations

Washington reports 73 ships tied up at New York docks as longshoremen strike continues. Officials say a National Labor Adjustment Commission decision may be upheld and the board will act to handle ships without workers. use of troops discussed but not disclosed.

Washington Plana United States Shipping Boat New York Bine Nathyne Adjustment Commission

Fragments of an Odd Local Ad Presented in Jumbled Text

Disconnected OCR snippet shows a misread ad or notice with phrases like anti freeze and painting radiants. Names, numbers, and addresses are garbled, offering no clear event or action.

Four New Reservations To Peace Treaty

Washington reports four additional reservations approved by the senate foreign relations committee as part of its program for the peace treaty. The action brings total reservations to fourteen, with no further items expected soon. The additions address US representation at the League of Nations, international officers under the treaty, enemy property proceedings, and preservation of national interests.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Touny Committee Uhery Senate Congress United States

Trans continental air race results and wrecks near Rawlins

No. 2 completed the race with Donaldson achieving roughly ten hours faster flying time than Maynard. Donaldson's totals NY to SF and back totaled 57 hours 49 minutes 7 seconds, Maynard's totaled 67 hours 40 minutes 40 seconds. In Rawlins Wyoming on October 23 two crashes involved Lt Bagby and Lt Gish. no injuries reported. Bagby's plane damaged beyond repair but may be shipped out and repaired. cause attributed to strong crosswinds and gusts.

Gupl J. C. Donaldson Aar Department War Department Donaldson New York Francisco Senohde San Franciseo Maynard San Peifteisen San Francisco Rawling Lient

Texas women form state Housewives Chamber plan

In Texas, women have taken preliminary steps toward organizing a State Housewives Chamber of Commerce at Nadiant Sign Painting on 218 W. 19th, signaling a move to unite local clubs and advocate for consumer and civic interests.

Nadiant Texas Housewives’ Chamber — of Commerce

Brown and Mole Duvelyn in Smart Frock

A fine fall costume described as mole colored duvelyn with Havana brown bands on the cakeit and cuffa. The loge line bell is also brown.

Brown and Mole Duvelyn

Election Turmoil Sparks Inquisitorial Teens Fracas

Report from Lib erty on Friday afternoon plans to summon youths for an investigation. The furore will see them return home Friday afternoon and stay until Monday morning while the inquiry proceeds over the weekend. No progress details were released.

Government weighs course after defeat of amendment

Be and B continte 0 from page 1 report that government must consider its next step after a parliamentary setback. He acknowledged the defeat was serious and requires consideration, but said it does not necessarily force the resignation of the ministry, depending on the House of Commons as a whole. Opinions in the lobbies vary, and with a small house attendance it is thought the government may decide not to resign.

House of Commons

Increases in rail rates sought by railroad corporations

Washington February 23 In a conference with Director General Hines and Association of Railroad Executives officials agreed to seek immediate rate hikes from the Interstate Commerce Commission to offset higher operating costs under federal control. The government offered full access to its data and experts if railroads pursued independent action, though no specific amount was stated.

Washington Intersstate’ Commercy Commission Grocial Hines Association of Halfway Executives Joes Railont Corporationg Interstate Comterce Commission Anl Housen Dotiott

Governors Warned to Fill State Coal Bins

Governors of all states were warned by John S. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers to stockpile coal for late winter before November 1. He warned that a strike could cut supply and urged governors to take advance action to keep public services running.

John S. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Warneil

Debated Path of Wilson Policy At Conference

Four hour session reveals Hilliler faction split over President Wilson's thesis and the goals of the conference. Public conferees fail to agree on whether to issue recommendations for a new conference or pursue the action of the original body.

Wilson

American farmerettes aid war effort in Holy Land report

Reports from Jerusalem via New York describe American farmerettes aiding relief and food supply efforts for Jewish women and children. The account notes participation in distributing funds and resources through the Jews War relief committee and related relief drives, with callouts to ongoing fundraising and support activities.

Holy Land New York Jerusalem American Jewish Relief Committee Judes

Lead X Not Delivered Promptly

A demand insists that Lead X 63 must be delivered promptly at our expense or action will follow. The notice emphasizes urgency and financial responsibility for the delayed item.

Germans in Custody for Occupation Crimes Arrive for Trial

Two German artillery members charged with crimes during the occupation arrive in Lille to face trial. A non commissioned officer Strausse and lieutenant Vonlinder are linked to thefts at Waltuin and Mon Dear. They demonstrate at Lille awaiting proceedings.

PAIS Pratee Wave Lille Strausse Licnlanamto Vonlindér Waltuin Mon- Dear Gitadol

Neglecting That Cold Or Cough Impacts Health

Fragmented OCR text hints at health advice about neglecting a cold or cough. It mentions medical care, potential costs, and the risk of worsened illness. Names, dates, or specific organizations are not clear due to damage.

Fragmented OCR Story Placeholder

A garbled text fragment shows no coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations. Readable parts mention vague actions and a string of unrelated words, offering no concrete news to summarize.

Doctor Promotes Nicotel to Curb Tobacco Habit in New York

Dr. Connor of Joins Hopking Hospital endorses Nicotel tablets as a safe, fastacting cure for tobacco addiction. He cites improved vitality and health, urges readers to buy at drugstores, and notes a moneyback guarantee from manufacturers.

New York Connor Joins Hopking Hospital Nicole Continus Phei Sen

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