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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
2
Paris reports from allied powers and Paris newspapers state no major changes will be made to the peace terms despite German counter proposals. Verbal discussions are to be avoided, with the German delegation informed that the period for objections has expired and no further notes will be accepted.
A crowd of about 2000 returned soldiers and union supporters paraded to the provincial house and then to the city hall on Saturday. They demanded stronger action on the strike situation and criticized Premier T Norris and Mayor Charles F Gray for handling it. The procession included returned soldiers both in unions and not, some without union badges.
In the May 31 Indianapolis 500, Howard Wilcox won the 500 mile classic in a Peugeot. Eddie Hearne finished second in a Durant, Jules Goux third in a Peugeot. The event claimed three lives Arthur Thurman Lewis Livecq and R Bandini, with M Molinari fatally injured after a rollover.
The Plymouth NC 4 seaplane of the American navy completed its historic run over Plymouth Sound on a Saturday afternoon, encircling the Pilgrim Fathers’ landing site and finishing the epochmaking Lowentlantic flight. England greeted the craft as it arrived at Wester base, with plans ...
Fragmented OCR text describes a May period discussion about a railway line or transportation project near Moffat, with references to regional interest and possible elite political or corporate influence. The garbled items mention Denver, Colorado, and a cooperative angle, but readable facts are limited.
Army aviators from Mineola New York were killed Sunday afternoon when their airplanes collided. The victims included Brooklyn resident Joseph Bateman and two others unnamed. the crash occurred as both planes fought to land near New Slaven CounceIientomant.
In the American cemetery at Buresnes near Paris on May 30 President Wilson spoke to thousands of soldiers and dignitaries praising the League of Nations. He urged nations to unite in common counsel to prevent future wars and vowed the covenant would not be in vain.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announces a nationwide drive for a congressional investigation following the mob lynching of Jay Lynch in Lamar, Missouri. The action aims to expose mob violence and push federal scrutiny.
In Mexico Villa forces proclaim General Felipe Angeles as provisional president and Villa as secretary of war. The Carranza government seeks U S permission to move troops through Texas New Mexico and Arizona amid fears of a serious escalation. American officials withhold comment until official confirmation and protection assurances are discussed.
President Wilson on May 29 sent a memorial message to the American people marking Memorial Day with notes on liberty and world liberation. He recalls fallen soldiers and honors their sacrifice as the nation unites in freedom and right.
A Vancouver court sentenced Aldney Price to ten years and ten lashes after a trio robbed the Vancouver Yacht Club caretaker and attempted to steal the power yacht Iphia. Price was among the trio captured by police.
Lieutenant Commander Albert Cushing Reed pilots the NC-4 from Ponta Delgada to Lisbon, finishing the first Atlantic crossing by any airship under its own power. The flight covered 600 miles in 9 hours 44 minutes, part of a broader route from Rockaway Beach to Plymouth. The total Newfoundland to Lisbon leg took 26 hours 41 minutes.
London dispatch says Bolsheviks ousted Polish forces from Rovvno and occupied the town after heavy combat. Moscow wireless reports large quantities of military stores captured.
London chancellor J Austin Chamberlain told the house of commons that Britain’s indebtedness to the United States stands at 842000000000. The figure reflects the wartime and postwar financial settlement between the two governments.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a remedy that "lifts right off" calluses and corns by applying a few drops. It asserts the bottom skin becomes pink and healthy, with no soreness or irritation after removal, and notes the product is inexpensive at drug stores.
A wary exchange questions whether patient care remains aligned with rising prescription costs. The doctor emphasizes coordination of treatment, while the patient wonders if adherence mirrors the surge in medication prices.
Fraudulent aspirin tablets marketed as Bayer were found to be mainly talcum powder from a Brooklyn manufacturer. Consumers urged to demand genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in original Bayer packaging with proper directions and dosage. The ad closes with a proverb about old hens and eggs and a jab at dead men's shoes.
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