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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1919
Page
12
The article critiques a claimed posthumous message received through a medium named Charles A. Pike. It highlights cryptic text including numbers and a stock tip phrase and questions the reliability of spirit communications from famous figures.
The Mississippi senator John Sharp Williams is praised as courageous and independent, denouncing labor capital combinations and warning against Plumb plan pressure. He cites dangers from lockouts, strikes, and a milk shortage endangering urban babies. A Georgia observer notes scuppernong wine demand may link to dry law. A movie actor drowns after mortal combat on a submarine deck near Newport.
The article notes the team now ranks sixth in all state production, surpassing peers from Pennsylvania. It highlights shift in regional standings and implications for upcoming events.
A National Geographic Society bulletin, quoted from Mary Mills Patrick, argues that Turkish women long controlled their property and faced different social norms than German wives. It notes independence in commerce and property, limited by divorce laws, and contrasts with conservative restrictions, while praising gradual social progress and female literacy.
The piece notes seven alleged Poe residences surfaced with fanfare as Americans praise General Pershing while a lone Republican critic denounces him. It mentions towns reporting hidden liquor caches amid house to house searches, highlighting poor judgment in hiding places.
A partially deaf person hears best on a railway train as the train's rumble makes the car drum vibrate. This vibration excites the ear, improving hearing capacity according to the report.
It is estimated that at the present rate of increase both of consumption and of the output of petroleum the known oil fields of the United States will be exhausted by the year 1935.
A brief note states that French soldiers in uniform may travel by rail at a quarter fare. The item appears in a concise, period style brief with minimal context and no additional figures or locations provided.
In Lorum County court the executors of the late William Moffatt are ordered to issue a deed to A Schiebman for the A C C W building after a public sale saw Goldstein bid 10,500 but Schiebman later offered 12,500. The court required a new appraisal within sixty days. Goldstein failed to outbid, and the deed is to be issued. Both bidders occupy adjacent storerooms and are rivals.
Samuel Gompers and AFL president blamed the Boston police strike on Commissioner Edwin Curtis in an address from New York. The Association leader charged the commissioner's actions sparked the walkout and urged firm noncompliance with the strike.
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