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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
12
The Cheyenne Leader publishes daily except Mondays from 1813 Carey Avenue. The paper carries Associated Press dispatches and exclusive rights to use news dispatch material.
The piece discusses the League of Nations voting balance and Canada’s push for national status within the empire. It notes Britain’s imperial structure, calls for equal nationhood, and cites Lord Curzon on the Delhi throne as a cautionary tale of counterfeit claims.
A man with young sons who could face war in years to come is more inclined toward a peace keeping league of nations than someone driven by present political or personal interests.
The article argues over Senator Knox and the four reservations to the league of nations. It cites Taft’s view that adopting the reservations would weaken the league and bind the United States. It frames ratification as deciding whether to empower the league or let it collapse.
The piece surveys the vast sugar industry with an $1 billion Americas crop value, notes beet refineries west of the Great Lakes, and explains sugar as a national necessity post prohibition. It also comments on fortune telling rising as an English fad likely to spread in American society.
The Prince of Wales, pressed to greet many, shakes with his left due to inflamed right hand after Canadians volunteered many salutations. England’s proposal to repay debts with Bermuda and Bahamas fails to gain support amid vacation hopes for near islands.
In Bagdad the famed breed of white asses draws attention for white coats and distinct features. Their ears and tails are sometimes colored a bright A, noted in local breed descriptions.
The article notes that current housing in Great New York could accommodate more people than Switzerland's entire population. It emphasizes vast urban capacity and population comparisons to illustrate density and potential urban development.
Yesterday's results show multiple games with Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, and St. Louis in action. Notable batteries include Serupp-Clemmons and Adams-Schmidt. Cantor-Clark and Mays-Hoffman among others. Final tallies indicate tight innings and varied run production across teams.
Discharged men in Cheyenne and Laramie counties who served in the army during the war are urged to visit the Army recruiting office at 212 West Lincoln Way this Saturday to obtain Liberty buttons. Colonel G J Nelson of the Denver district will be present to distribute the badges, with silver buttons for wounded veterans and bronze for others. the original discharge document is required.
Funeral arrangements proceed for F. Massion who died from the basement heating plant explosion at the orthodox Jewish temple near Twentieth and Pioneer. Coroner Clyde Barty ruled no inquest was necessary and the services will be led by W. Dummy and others at the Jewish cemetery.
Classified note offers a sleeping room with bath privilege for a young married couple near ATV. Also mentions a firestone cord fire incident near Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs, with location Howard in 2323 Carey. Date 26 27 23.
Bank of Egbert was incorporated in Wyoming on September 15 1919 to engage in banking and receive all rights and privileges of a banking corporation. Capital stock is 10000 dollars, divided into 100 shares of 100 dollars each, term 50 years with five directors Clyde W Husemoller Tracy Bomboff Frank Thelan A Wh Tomas and J K C Gar, principal office in the town of Egbert Laramie County.
Cheyenne greets visitors from Lusk Torrington Glenrock and Sheridan. Miss Marie BE Rumble from Horse Creek stays as guest at the Moffatt. Lieutenant and Mrs Conroy stationed at Sierra Blanca Texas with Mrs Conroy formerly Miss Aileen Guy of this city. Local firms advertise including Pure White Lead Sherman Co and Cahill Holiday Coal.
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