Pershing Accepted to Throw Sammi es Into Battle
United Press reports from the Western front indicate a renewed German push toward Amiens with General Koch facing the key railway hub. American troops are entering a major role, with possible command by General Pershing as French forces receive reinforcements. Haig notes limited German gains near Luce and Ayre valleys while Paris confirms France accepts Pershings American participation in the big battle.
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New York
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Amiens
Simms
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Germany
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Toul
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Petain
Haig
Luce
Ayre
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London
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Paris
Hangard Recaptured as French Repel Assault
Paris reports Hangard en Santero fully retaken by French forces after heavy hand to hand fighting near Montdidier. Across the front, German attacks were checked as Allied infantry fought near Albert Arras Vimy ridge with heavy losses on both sides.
Weather Outlook for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Forecasters predict possible rain or snow this afternoon and tonight. Cooler temperatures will follow with northerly winds bringing unsettled conditions across the region.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Japan Ready to Intervene in Far East
Japan signals willingness to intervene in Far East affairs amid rising tensions with the United States and regional powers. Tokyo stresses readiness to act to protect interests and maintain regional stability.
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Japan
Far East
U S May Take Over Meat Plants
The government may operate the nation’s meat plants to solve the meat problem. President Wilson approves an investigation commission urged by Herbert Hoover to study this possible step. The move is under consideration as the nation faces food concerns.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Celtic Torpedoed But Floats After Strike Hits Bread Supply
A cablegram reported the 20,000 ton liner Celtic torpedoed but still afloat after safely discharging troops and cargo. In Missouri, Bakers join a strike leaving the city nearly breadless as leaders urge the War Labor Board to intervene promptly.
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New York
White Star Line
Celticc
Washington
White Star
Celtic
Manbas City
War Isher Board
Huns Losses for 11 Days Reported by French Figures
United Press reports from Washington detail official French estimates placing total German losses over eleven days at 300000. The War Department release quotes General Pershing and General Bliss on continued heavy fighting and American units aiding the French and British offensives on the Western Front.
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Washington, D. C
Pershing
War Department
West Front
Paris Report On Hombard Sets Scene In April
Paris dispatch notes Hombard of Paris featured in an April scene. The fragment outlines a cultural or social focus with local figures shaping the event and venue context in the French capital.
Aviator Madon Follows Guynemer as French Ace
The French air service cites Aviator Madon as a top successor to the late Guynemer. Madon has downed 23 Hoche planes and earned the Cross of War and other decorations for his wartime feats.
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Guynemer
Madon
Hoche
Quebec Sees Martial Law Possible Amid Anti Draft Riots
In Quebec on April 1, authorities planned to declare martial law if needed as anti conscription riots roiled the city. Troops secured firearms and faced a 10,000 strong mob threatening the drill hall while cavalry dispersed rioters wounding three people, including two young women. A hardware store was looted and set aflame but nearby buildings remained guarded.
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Quebec
Segan
Andal
St Marks Church to Observe Three Anniversaries
St Marks Episcopal church in Cheyenne plans a multi anniversary celebration to mark the parish’s long history dating to its 1860s origins. The event includes the 50th anniversary of the current building and the 30th since a key services milestone, with May date to be announced.
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Pristol
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
A. Huston
St. Mark's
Union Pacific
Gilbert
Cheyenne
Joseph Cook
Baker Eager to Report on Trip to Western War Zone
Secretary of War Baker plans to return to America and report on findings from his inspection of the army sector in the western war zone. The journey included observations amid tense conditions at a railway and ambulance scene as Baker encountered personnel and locals during the trip.
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Baker Eager
Tragic Death At Bon Ton Stable
Harry Walters, 26, a recent Bon Ton livery stable worker and Cheyenne milkman, was found hanging from a rafter in the stable’s grain room at about dawn. The motive remains a mystery as investigators and the foreman search for clues about his origin and disappearance.
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Harry Walters
Sixteenth Street
Pope Aroun H
Erain
Charles Howell
Cheyenne Creamery
Walters
Bon Ton
Cheyenne
Noth
Tad Toad Alts
Germans Occupy Moreuil In Heavy Fighting
British forces report German occupation of Moreuil on the Avre after a Sunday afternoon assault between Moreau and Demuim. German troops moved west along the Luce valley and passed Hangard, narrowing the gap to Amiens. Canadian cavalry and British infantry, with French support, had earlier recaptured Mereuil and the northern wood.
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Willjam Philip Simms
United Press Staff
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I W W Trial 18 Adjourned Till Tuesday
Chicago April 1 Judge Landis ordered adjournment until 11 a m tomorrow after pleas of not guilty were entered for all 108 defendants in the I W W trial. A special venire was required to return tomorrow when jury selection probably begins. the process is expected to take the week.
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Pedera
Landis
I. W
Fire Hits Atlantic City Resort District With $250000 Loss
A $250000 blaze in Atlantic City destroyed a cig block and threatened the hotel district. The early morning fire sent vacationers fleeing in panic as authorities fought to control the blaze and protect nearby structures.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N.oa
Cig
President to Fix Farm Machinery Prices Under Bill
Washington report notes Representative Norton of North Dakota introduced a bill today to empower the president to fix prices for all farm machinery under its provisions. The move aims to control costs for farmers amid ongoing economic concerns.
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Washington
Norton
North Dakota
April 1 1942 White House update from war briefing
Report from Washington states a military briefing notes a distant German loss and a reference to a location about 25 miles from a capture site. The text is garbled but implies a wartime casualty or setback and a strategic movement near Tarte.
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Uwlied Pree
Washington
Mimdeasban
Hie Lupeheon
Republican chairman Hays begins first national tour
Indianapolis April le W My Hays republican national chairman departs for his first nationwide trip with planned stops at Dover April 4 Cheyenne April 5 and Metena April 7 as part of a political outreach tour.
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Indianapolis
W. My. Hays
Weet Thesday Wiaht
Dover
Cheyenne
Signs Torn Down At Cheyenne Recruiting Station
German sympathizers of the IWW are suspected after recruiting signs for the Army and Marine stations in Cheyenne were torn down Sunday night. Marine and Army officers found all posters destroyed Monday morning in what appears to be an interference act to hinder recruitment. Local wind conditions contradict claims of a windstorm, and officials will report the incident for further investigation.
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Statos Army Aid Marine
Cheyenne
American Army in France Faces Unprecedented War Tempo
General headquarters hums with constant activity as troops move to support frontline actions. Reports show troop movements behind German lines increasing, including a division entering trenches on the Tour front on Thursday and withdrawing by Saturday, signaling shifting Allied operations.
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Fred §S. Ferguson
Iat
France
Tour Front
Holland Vows to Fight US Ship Seizure After Protests
The Hague reports that the Netherlands will resist US ship seizure actions amid Wilson's proclamation. Officials call the move indefensible for neutral mercantile fleets and pledge to defend national tonnage and ships sailing with possible parliamentary and diplomatic responses.
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Holland
U.S
Jae
Abd Waluetiliille
Oto
Wileon'e
Netherlands
Denver man killed in Ottawa gas attack incident
The Denver, Colorado resident Al Re mune was fatally gassed in Ottawa Ontario during a Catadlan casualty match today. The event involved Denn Man II Garard of Ottawa and other participants in a delayed report from the April 1 briefing.
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Denver
Colo
England Prepares to Deploy More Men
London April reports Premier Lloyd George outlining drastic war measures. Government considers conscription broadened to include ages up to forty with exemptions up to two years and increased wartime controls across Britain.
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London
Hellaiay
Lioyd George
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