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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
9
Don Oct 27. A new difficulty blocks complete settlement of the strike as miners press a fresh demand delaying talks with government representatives. The government passes an emergency bill to cover railway and transportation disruptions, with a 238 to 58 vote, while secrecy remains on the agreement.
Dublin police confiscated thousands of pounds alleged to belong to the Irish republic from Munster and Leinster banks. The money was spread across several accounts and seen as a serious blow to Sinn Fein. At a Dublin Corporation meeting Captain McWalter urged those aiding hunger strikers to urge restraint, calling continued hunger strikes shocking.
The Tribune Publishing Company will provide up-to-the-minute national state and county returns via Associated Press wire and telephone bulletin. Special dispatches from Cheyenne precincts will follow results as they come in, beginning election day and continuing until final results are determined.
The discussion centers on whether Congress must morally join the League. Cox says there is no legal obligation for the United States to act, and the world’s stance will influence right action without firing a shot. He favors Hitchcock positions and argues Congress may accept or reject league advice on military force.
The first Indian naturalization hearing in the United States will occur November 8 in Lander Wyoming. M F Lenos of the Denver federal naturalization bureau will conduct examinations. An Indian is considered an alien under federal law and prior rules offered no path to citizenship. The October 26 1919 act allows Indians who served in the U S Army and received an honorable discharge to apply for citizenship.
JADE J. FOWLER, register of the United States land office at Douglas and Democratic candidate for congress in Wyoming, spoke at a Cheyenne public meeting. He urged amending the homestead act to relieve hardships for homesteaders and argued against taking away mineral rights from land worked for improvement.
Pilot B Pickup flew 400 miles from Salt Lake to Cheyenne without a stop in 4 hours 2 minutes aboard DH-4 No. 178, carrying 7280 pounds of mail. The run's 1.587 miles per minute lagged the Yeager one stop record by 0.66 minutes per mile, amid notes on unsafe all metal mono-wing planes and prior high altitude claims corrected by a Casper Curtiss Oriole flight in 1919 reaching 15 587 feet.
Senator John B. Kendrick announced in Sheridan Wyoming that due to Congressman Frank W Mondell's leg fracture and his inability to close his re election campaign in Newcastle Kendrick would not speak in Newcastle in his hometown.
The Kensei-Kai opposition met at Osaka presided by Viscount Takaaki Kato to condemn Premier Hara for diplomatic handling with China and Russia. The resolution said Japan has not maintained its dignity as a leading power.
Conductor Wi A Buckingham of the Union Pacific suggests that some of the stolen F F automobiles may be at Sidney Nebraska. The sheriff of Cheyenne county, seat of Riding, informed him Wednesday of men entitied by two
In Geneva reports say Princess Christopher of Greece, formerly Mrs William B Leeds widow of Rock Island president, could become queen if Constantine blocks his son Pantos accession. The Greek constitution may allow Constantine's brother to stand as candidate.
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier will clash for the world heavyweight title in Havana Cuba a syndicate of Cuban capitalists offered a giant purse and the match will be staged there William Brady announced they had received the offer and agreed to hold the championship bout in Havana
In Cleveland on October 27 Senator Harding praised Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley as authors of a new era of national development. He urged a united nationalism and lauded Roosevelt’s leadership while discussing industrial revival sparked by McKinley and a call for global harmony. Separately, boxing negotiations surfaced with details of a Dempsey Carpenti bout and a Cuban syndicate signing, plus Jack Kearns demanding safeguards and a bonded stake holder for forfeits.
New York on October 27 Alwin W Riley head of the justice department flying squadron of profiteer hunters announced broad reductions in rates at several large hotels and restaurants in the city after they left the Hotel Men's Association of New York.
In Chicago on October 27 federal officials report Dalrymple, director for the new states, did not resign despite rumors. A grand jury subpoena was served to Garrity, and a confession linked various officials to illegal whiskey traffic amid a broader probe of midwestern liquor activity.
Governor Shoup declares the strike illegal as 2000 miners in Jefferson Weld and Boulder counties prepare to walk out at midnight. Russell mine workers start, pumpers guard mines. Four non union mines with contracts exempt. Officials warn life and property will be protected.
An assistant secretary of war said no intensive valuing program for a proposed army is being worked out and would be put into effect soon. The De La Huerta cabinet indicated support for a boozeless zone along the United States border, with no sale of intoxicating liquor. Serrano expected his government to agree to the proposal.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended emergency coal preference and priority in the movement of bituminous coal to Lake Erie ports for transshipment to the northwest. Demand at lake ports is low, with large accumulations, while production and supply have increased and are considered adequate to serve the northwest without the priority orders.
The late lord mayor's body lay in St George's Cathedral as a Sinn Fein flag-covered coffin awaited. A family motor procession carried the cortege from Brixton prison to Austen station for funeral rites in Ireland. Crowned by Archbishop Mannix, the day featured a requiem mass and quiet crowds.
The US steamship Opawa, en route from Seales to Montreal, reported on Middle Ground near Cape Henry and requested aid after a naval communication service noted a freighter of 9297 gross tons nearby.
A delegation including F. P. Walsh Eugene Kincaid James M. McGuire and James McGarrity presented arguments to Secretary Colby in Washington advocating recognition of the new Republic of Ireland. The group previously formed at the Irish Race convention in Philadelphia and sought intercession with the American peace delegation in Paris.
Obregon, president of Mexico, is studying English through private effort rather than formal study. His secretary says the aim is to understand spoken English and read English magazines, with Obregon believing he can grasp about seventy percent of spoken Raanish.
At Cork jail, Joseph Murphy who died on a hunger strike was buried as thousands defied an order limiting funeral participants to two dozen armored guards. Military units escorted the procession though troops did not enter the cemetery. The scene mirrored earlier tensions at Micheal Fitzgerald's burial.
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