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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1919

Page

10

President Wilson Tours Minneapolis Amid Crowd Delights

The president's party rode from St. Paul to Minneapolis with cheering crowds along the sidewalks. He defended secret treaties as undesirable yet said war defended treaty sanctity. He urged no minority rule and warned against autocracy, noting no revolution but advocating peaceful leadership for democracy.

St. Paul Minneapolis Secion Versailles Mr. Wiland Russia United Stas United States Wilson League

General Receives American Flag at Armed Forces Exercises

The commander and his sisters stood on the platform as the crowd saluted. Tears filled the general’s eyes after the exercises in the shoep métadon, and a school girl presented him with an American flag which he pressed to his lips as the national colors were offered.

No Title Yet for Supporters in Mexican War Plea

A fragmented plea argues supporters betrayed trust and aim to gain recognition and standing to speak for homes and liberty in the Mexican War. The text asserts continued fighting until goals are achieved and identifies representatives seeking to plead their cause to authorities.

Mexico

Police Strike Vote Prompted by AFL Affiliation

About 85 percent of policemen in Banks and large businesses have guards among their staff who are armed. Governor Coolidge ordered 100 park officers to duty. The city paragraph lists 1,544 patrolmen and 4,496 voters participated in the union ballot, with leaders claiming higher membership. The strike stems from refusal to sanction the policemen union due to AFL ties.

Coolidge Clatar American Federation of Labor

Delivery Promised For Lost Lead Er

A terse notice urges calling WO. 66 if the lead er is missing and promises prompt delivery or expense coverage.

Baby outrage fuels new fines in Maiton and Pinkbiner case

Authorities move to impose fines after a protest over infant care practices at Maiton and Pinkbiner drew public attention. Officials cite safety concerns and regulatory breaches as the basis for penalties.

School board vote on new night section building plan

Committee led by Mr Sherman urges action to call a special erection proposal. meeting to be arranged as soon as possible. Detroit labor convention discusses wage demands and resisting compromises to curb rising living costs.

Bondae Sherman Acton Detroit Mich

Murdered Laramie ranchman Jennings found by highway

A passerby stopped beside a highway stationery machine and uncovered the body of Prank Jennings a 32 year old ranchman from the Laramie valley. Coroners and sheriffs investigate as motive remains unclear with robbery suspected but not proven. Jennings had just sold livestock in Omaha and had money and a watch on him.

Ila F. S. Dele Trinity Evangelical Church Prank Jennings Laramie Valley Jennings Laramie Belleve Daly Limi Omaha

Exhibits Show Sheep Cattle Horses and Government Displays

The page describes registered livestock on display including sheep and over 100 head of cattle plus a fine exhibit of registered horses from the Buffalo federal government station. It notes interdating exhibits by the agriculture department and forest bureau. The state university and agricultural college present wool and farming product displays alongside a broad educational exhibit. About 100 cavalrymen from Fort Divine are to maneuver daily with the Fifteenth and band.

Buffalo Agricultural Department Forest Bureau State University and Agricultural College Fort Dn Crack Fifteenth Grees Davis

Governor to Present World War Medals at Douglas Fair

Governor Carey plans to present bronze World War medals to Wyoming veterans who served in the war with the central powers. B W Bennett will deliver the medals to Douglas where the ceremony occurs on Soldiers and Marines Day. About 13 000 Wyoming veterans are eligible. any veteran may apply through the Adjutant General for a medal engraved with name rank and service branch.

Wyoming United States Douglas B. W. Bennett Robert 2. Garey 148Th Artillery Carey Wyonmagite Army Marine Corps Navy Timothy F. Mercy Moss Geveerar

Mexican Mix-On Disturbance Leads to Fines and Jail

In police court yesterday Mrs. Tony Gommles a Mexican was fined £50 and jailed 36 days for creating a disturbance along with two others at 914 W Eighteenth Street. Sista Astraddie fined £40 and both sisters pleaded not guilty amid conflicting testimony. One defendant discharged due to lack of evidence. Judge Swinson ordered additional jail time to prevent a recurrence.

Tony Gommles Afoon Sista Astraddie Wis Eighteenth Street Agin Marie Geanwales Antradia Marin Gorges Sonera Lopes Gongales Mevican Astredda Neelardda C. A. Swinson LoneacHonzales Onenten

Salvation Army Building Drive Faces Slow Support in Cheyenne

County Chairman Edward Storey reports that receipts for the Cheyenne Salvation Army home are insufficient to guarantee construction. Subscriptions linger, a convent girls’ collection adds aid, and public donations must rise to ensure the project proceeds.

Salvation Army Cheyenne Edward Storey Fonda Gen. Ly cCampalen Banka

Honest letter praises Foley Kidney Pills relief

A Detroit woman named Mia Gray reports drastic relief from back pain and tiredness after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says mood improved and she plans to continue taking them. The letter describes widespread kidney related symptoms and strong personal benefit.

Foley Mia Chas Gray 6Th St Detroit Mich

Accidental Gun Death At Cooper Lake In Wyoming

An accident near Cooper Lake northwest of Jaramine Sunday night left a man dead when a pump gun slipped and discharged while a companion tried to balance it. The victim died instantly. The inquest at Laramie ruled the death accidental, caused by a discharged shotgun.

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