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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
10
Reports from Montana and Washington indicate Jeannette Rankin is a possible candidate for the Senate. The era’s talk centers on party endorsements and shifting alliances as campaign activity accelerates across the nation.
The article highlights Miss Victoria Moseley and Miss Raley directing major convalescent hospital food service in Canada. It notes daily meals reaching 35,000, with menus including roasts and breakfast items. It lists huge ingredient usage such as 12 000 eggs and 6 00 pounds of butter for the troops.
A Casper youth accuses a local instructor of striking and beating him causing a fractured collarbone and other injuries. A warrant was issued for the instructor’s arrest yesterday but not served by morning. A hearing date is expected once served as the case proceeds.
Fragmentary text references a trial or proceedings. mentions instructor tracking and cadet process details. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portion.
New York reports that war reduces suicide rates as people stay focused on broader events. Data show 1916 suicide rates at 10.16 per 100000, lowest in a decade, with mental states and war shifting attention away from personal troubles. International figures reflect similar trends amid wartime economic shifts.
Glenrock sees the former Glenrock State Bank building renovated into a high class grocery store named Barber Grocery. Lee Spencer, with prior grocery trade experience, leads management as work completes shelving counters and modern displays. Open date announced for the upcoming days with promises of first class goods and service.
News from San Antonio confirms the execution of three soldiers and verdicts for others involved in a coupon scam case. Five additional troops, including regular army infantry, received prison terms at Leavenworth.
The piece warns that Bolshevik power is collapsing in Russia but could yield a separate peace with Germany on terms that would make Russia a German vassal. It argues Allied support for the Russian democratic movement, the danger of German expansion, and the need for a unified democratic front to prevent a renewed global conflict.
A document attributed to George Ade advocates a moral shock against German ethics and urges Americans to resist changing vows and proverbs. It mocks “Weltanschauung” ethics and urges staunch resistance to perceived distortions, cautioning that traditional virtues remain sound.
Members of the Cheyenne garage and accessory association met at the Anderson garage in LATA MIE Wyre. They decided to switch to cash basis starting February 1, issued coupon gooks valid at any city garage, with several members explaining ongoing capital moves by the trade group.
The Union Pacific has not secured a half block on First Street in block 199 for a depot site after high asking prices. It may move to block 225 on First Street between Custer and Kearney. The company seeks options to assemble at least a half block, with a freight depot near the old rolling mills and the passenger station in a different city quarter, with work slated to start in spring after winter title acquisition.
Sheridan County prisoners, long held in the county jail in harsh conditions, enjoyed a Christmas meal planned by Mrs. Mossberg. Roast chicken with dressing, potatoes, gravy, vegetables, candy, nuts, coffee and cigars were served, followed by gifts for each inmate.
Two freight trains collided head on near Croton forty miles from Gillette. Engineer K W Hamilton of 70 West Alger Avenue died after being injured. Fireman J K Cobb of 520 North Main Street was killed outright. Westbound extra crew uninjured. officials probing cause.
Sheri dan Wisconsin January arrest records show H R Loller from Johnson County moving through town with Pete McDonnell who was captured yesterday in Hardin Montana on burglary charges. The August robbery at Lloyd Eller’s Nine Mile home saw a total clean sweep of valuables, clothing, bedding, silverware, and even Mrs Eller’s dresses and underwear. Police traced much of the loot to a tent where the prisoner, his wife and three children were staying. missing provisions were gone but most stolen goods were recovered and identified by Mr. Filler.
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