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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1918

Page

8

German Big Business Pushes for Early War End

In a dispatch from Paris on April 10, German business interests push for a quick peace. The piece argues Germany cannot win, faces strong Entente powers, ruined foreign trade, and looming postwar reconstruction. It notes potential global commercial boycotts and the need to restart industry and employment after three years of war.

Pranch Germany Vielons Balkans Far East Great Britain France 9 Mun United States Relraud

Omaha Livestock Delegates On Way To Big Convention

South Omaha delegates traveling to the stock growers convention in Kemmerer Wyoming stopped in Cheyenne for a hours on Wednesday greeting friends. Thirteen men represent South Omaha’s livestock industry noted as a world leading feeder stock and range horse market. The list includes brand inspectors couriers bankers and company managers from Douglas Motor Woodbrothers Mutual Livestock and several stockyards firms.

Pennington South Omaha Stock Growers Kemmerer Wyo Cheyenne Chey Co. & Talbot Jobo Robb George Christopher Douglas Motor Company Clarence Owen Stockyards National Bank C. A. Mallory Bowles Livestock Commission Company W. A. Stark Wood Brothers Theodore Woodwold Commission Company Ralph Capinge Fremont Stockyards Company John Cook Great Western Miliaion A. Smith Union Stockyards Company

Liberty Bond Drive Through Stock Growers Bank Urged

The notice urges quick action to buy Liberty Bonds via the Stock Growers National Bank promising better pricing for early purchasers and stressing prompt ordering to secure favorable terms.

Wyoming Telephone Company expands with $5,000 equipment order

B Bhatiper returned from Cheyenne with a large order for the Wyoming Telephone Company including a new section of owned board, demanding at least $5,000 investment. Improvements will proceed once material arrives as rapid growth strains installation capacity. The notice urges Liberty Bond purchases through the Stock Growers National Bank.

Stock Growers National Bank Glenrock Wye B. Bhatiper Cheyenne Wyoming Telephone Company Kaiser

Registrants May Enlist in Reserve Signal Corps

An amendment to selective service rules opens the signal corps reserve to men trained in electrical engineering. A certificate of enlistment may place a registrant in class 5 if already in U S military service. The chief signal officer may set a quota of students from approved schools with at least two and a half years of electrical engineering study.

Corpa Reelstrant United States Signal Corps War Department

Food Shortage in Ireland Will be Overcome, Belief

Dublin reports that Irish bishops emphasize self sufficiency through tillage to combat wartime shortages. Cardinal Logue says Ireland can produce a food reserve for export and urges early sowing and local grinding to reduce dependence on war bread amid ongoing conflict disruptions. The Derry bishop notes Ireland risks famine if war continues and highlights agricultural guidance.

Ireland Dublin Cardinal Logue Derry Department of Agriculture

Man Arrested Charged With Deserting Family

Herbert Meek of Laramie was arrested Wednesday morning at the Union Pacific Station by Deputy Sheriff George Carroll. He is charged with deserting his family in Laramie and will be taken back to face trial after Albany county officials request his custody.

Herbert Meek Laramie Union Pacific George Carroll Meek Albany County

Deportations of Alsace Girls for German War Effort

A wartime letter describes German deportations of Alsace Lorraine women and girls to military work on the front. It notes a claimed 8 percent under 17, with some volunteering, and says under-17s will be sent home first. The piece cites coal shortages, property seizures near Strasbourg, and rising leather prices as the occupation drags on.

Epinal Alsace-Lorraine Alsace Boches Haase Chateau de la Robertsau Strasbourg Dea Bussieres Boche Mulhouse Riedishen Halsingue Adler & Oppenhiemel Strancbouge Praia Kropp Dee

Diamond Oil Plans Drilling Near Rawlins Wyoming

A Wyoming corporation named Diamond Oil plans drilling within the next two weeks near Rawlins in township 26 range 20, about a mile from Prairie and Gas Company sites. Drilling reaches 302 feet at a location hauled from Rawlins to Lost Soldier Held, with all tickets issued in Cheyenne.

Rawlins Prairie © and Gas Company OU and Gas Company Wyoming Corporation

Burglar hits three city buildings in late night spree

A single burglar pried doors of the Blatz saloon on Thames and Sixteenth, the California saloon on Thames and Fifteenth, and the Cheyenne Steam Laundry, stealing clothes and alcohol while failing to open safes. Police found clothing in an alley near 417 West Twenty-fifth Street and a discarded salt shirt sleeve. The suspect remains at large.

Blatz Sixteenth Street Thames Avenue California Fifteenth Street Cheyenne 417 West Twenty-fifth Street Plate Max Davis

Substitute for sugar eyed as possible aid for shortages

United Press reports experts consider a palm juice gum like product as a potential sugar substitute in Central and South America. It could be hard to match cane or beet sugar quality, but will be investigated if shortages worsen. Also noted are Cuban sugar credits of 100 million dollars and 2.6 million tons contracted from a 3,250,600 ton crop under the International Sugar Committee.

United Press Washington Central South America International Sugar Committe Cuba

Four Non-Partisan Leaguers Indicted for Enlistment Discouragement

Four members of the National Non Partisan League face Minnesota indictments for discouraging enlistment. A. C. Townley, president, and Joseph Gilbert, manager, charged in Morrison County. Gilbert, N. & Randall and Louis Martin indicted in Goodview County. Martin acquitted on one count but to stand trial again April 20. Randall and Gilbert to be tried then. Liberty Bond ad promotes stock growers bank.

United Pro ST. Paul National Non-Partisan League Minnesota A. C. Townley Joseph Gilbert Morgen County Goodview County Gilbert Randall Louis Martin Martin

Card of Thanks From Ashdownick Family

The family thanks friends for kind sympathy and floral offerings after the death of Mrs. John Ashdowick. Included are John Bedgwick Anthony Bedgwick Richard Bedgwick Mrs Stewart and Mrs Pry.

John Ashdowick John Bedgwick Anthony Bedgwick Richard Bedgwick Stewart Pry

Water superintendents meet in Cheyenne

Water superintendents from across the state gathered in Cheyenne for a meeting of the state board of control. Attendees included Frank B. Kettle of Douglas division one James Scrivner of Sheridan division two W C Snow of Basin division three Frances X Carron of Rock Springs division four and State Engineer James S True ex officio member of the board.

Cheyenne State Board of Control Frank 8. Keittle Douglas James Scrivner Sheridan W. C. Snow Basin Frances X. Carron Rock Springs James 8. True

Yankees Reinforce Britons in Battle

The article notes American troops arriving to bolster British forces on the front likely north of the Somme. It states they may be brigaded with British units and are positioned near the expected British French convergence at Hangard. Haig’s troops hold the front from Hangard north to Dixmude in Belgium.

Somme Hangard Dixmude Belgium Haig

Lessons in Kulture: German Lies Exposed by Americans

London report describes Robinson Smith of Hoover’s relief committee issuing a pamphlet titled Lessons in Kulture listing about 250 German utterances and alleged acts. The work aims to illuminate German deception, citing the Ems telegram and other wartime claims as examples, with foreword notes on German aims and public rebuttals.

London Robinson Smith Hoover American Committee For Relief Belgium Péinte Mr. Smith Nuremberg Ems Germany France Paris M. Vivian Bar Cologne Zeitung — Publis Medical Review Journala

Buffalo Wyoming Telephone Line Hearing Delayed to May

The Buffalo Wyoming Telephone Company application to build a line between Boffo and Clairmont was postponed until May 25. The company submitted a certificate of public convenience for the railroad oriented line. construction is planned mainly for railroad purposes.

Buffalo, Wyo Boffo Clairmont

Australian Troops Marry Women from Bagileh Region

Australian troops marry Bagileh girls at a set monthly rate reported in a London dispatch. The notice notes official arrangements amid wartime pressures and reflects cross regional marriages connected to Australian forces operating abroad.

South Ready 10 Give All in War Veteran Asserts

Springfield March 10 A gray haired Confederate veteran who fought at Petersburg addressed a chamber luncheon urging no north no south and no sectionalism in a united war effort Former Gov William H Mann of Virginia told listeners the south is ready to sacrifice all and that unity from all regions is needed to win the war He said the south would ship its entire production to feed troops in France even if it meant going hungry himself and that American manhood would set a new global standard.

Springfield Mays Petersburg Chamber of Commerce William H. Mann Virginia North South United States East West Sam Mann France

Smuggler Escapes Prison Due to Clerical Error

Shanghai April 10 A clerical drafting error in a United States statute on opium importation into China spared Alphonse Marie Tracg Woodward from imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to alleged opium trade. He was fined 500 dollars and ordered to pay court costs 9600 dollars. A Shanghai opium seizure of over four tons sparked the case. Judge Lobrogier noted the law allowed only fines for importation, not imprisonment, due to the error.

Shanghai United States China United States Court For China Alphonse Marie Tracg Woodward England Lobrogier United States Court Woodward

Route to Link Walcott and Wamsutter by Forty Mile Road

Under state highway commission direction a 40 mile road will connect Walcott to Wamsutter via Rawlins. Stanley Cobhen, design engineer, leads a five member staff to supervise the project. WK Guthridge, formerly with the Cheyenne Tribune, departs for Fort Steele to join the engineering party as assistant.

Commissiog Chin Aimmer Woalcott Wamsutter Rawlins Stanley Cobhen Dmviafor Guthridge Cheyenne Tribune Fort Steele Gerty

Untitled Quinine Box Ad Claims Non Head-Impact

Fragmentary ad text promotes a “Bromo Quinine” product claiming no headache effect. Mentions Grove’s brand and a box label but lacks clear usage or endorsement details.

Army Producing Many Excellent Boxing Soldiers

Army boxing instructors at cantonments have developed skilled fighters who may become civilian instructors after the war. The article notes the high level of boxing training, with pupils sometimes rivaling their teachers, and predicts a future of hand to hand combat prowess among veterans. Col. J. Miller discusses Fulton Willard bout publicity with cautious announcements and promises no false information.

United Press New York Uncle Bam Tihn United _ army Fulton-Willard Col. J. ©. Miller

Weather Summary for the Day and Night Hours

The report notes a mean temperature around 46 degrees with 40 as the date value. It lists 24 mph peak wind from the east at 2 15 pm and low temperatures near 3 degrees at 5 50 am. Total precipitation since January 1 is 2.66 inches, with normal 2.44 inches.

Ghimze Authast Nong. L. A. Daingarpimldy

War Era Note on Liberty Bond Purchases

Fragmented wartime note urges purchase of Liberty Bonds and references a National Bank and figures about willingness to spend. Contains garbled phrases and unclear names but signals a public finance appeal during the war period.

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