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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1919
Page
3
A roaring stage era highlight features Dustin Farnum in The Gentlemen From Indiana at the Lyric with Winifred Kingston. Special effects include a dramatic cross country march and a looming mob scene, praised as among the best in months.
In this review of The Woman Thou Gayest Me, the photoplay blends realism with stormy weather scenes including Blizzard and Fog. Critics note atmospheric visuals and staged drama as the plot unfolds under wintry effects.
A brief notice about a Vulcanizing business operated near the Y M O G A School in Los Angeles. Details of ownership or dates are not provided in the readable text.
Reported lynching of two alleged slayers at Pablo during heavy rain. Sheriff moved suspects between jail and City Hall for safety before mob leaders were identified. Governor Shoup condemned the act and vowed to pursue those responsible, warning such violence undermines law and national peace.
The speaker urges those facing misfortune to approach banks or reputable bondbrokers for market prices rather than pawn brokers, and notes that post offices pay 100 cents on the dollar with accrued interest within ten days. He adds banks or trust companies can help in urgent needs.
The speaker declares he is no longer a partisan and has completed his political activities. He reflects on his postwar status as a common American and recalls being named mandatory of the railroads where he helped ship food at a critical time. He notes Europe’s task for America remains large.
Fragmentary remarks recount a debate on nationalism versus internationalism as President Wilson's Paris aims and the League of Nations covenant draw sharp lines. References to Reed of Missouri and expectations of U S leadership frame the discussion of ideals and failed Paris promises.
The returning general tours offices set aside for him as the American expeditionary forces wind up their affairs. He is greeted across the city with cheers, especially at the war department where clerks mob him, grasping his sleeves and shaking his hand amid eager crowds. He moves through the scene with a calm, smiling countenance, enjoying the reception from fellow workers.
Lost item: the party who received the wrong pair of shoes from Paul Milulxo at 711 Carey Avenue should return them. Also a for rent notice for a furnished room with phone 1061-W and a car for sale listed at 200 dollars. Dovner leaving, garage location 418th and O'Neil with dates 13 14 16.
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