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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1918

Page

6

President Wilson backs federal woman suffrage move

Washington dispatch reports President Wilson expresses active support for the federal amendment and urges Congress to pass it this session. Polls cited show optimism among suffragists that White House backing will secure enough votes, with majorities expected in the House if all members are present and party lines hold.

Washington Wilson Wilken White House John Spargo Reed Smoot Vinh Woman's Party New York House Judiciary Rules Committee Mauuery

British Casualties In Week End War Total

London reports weekly Allied losses with 119 officers killed or died of wounds and 3 832 men. Officers wounded or missing total 448 and 14 605 men. The increase over the prior week follows fighting near Welsh ridge and Cambrai front south of Mareuil before New Year.

London Jan Welsh Ridge Cambrai Mareoing

Labor Leader to Be Prime Minister of Australia

In Melbourne Jan Frank Gwinn Tudor is named leader of the Labor Party and a member of the house of representatives. He is expected to become the next prime minister of Australia as political leaders discuss the conscription proposal and national governance.

LABOR Melbourne Australia Jan Frank Gwinn Tudor Labor Party House of Representatives Wim Be Che Aton Wham

Unclear Historic Item Sparks Medical Note

Fragmentary OCR text describes a mention of colors causing a hiccup and a reference to laxative bromine quinine. Signature appears as E. W. Groves on a document. Details are incomplete and cannot confirm event, person, or date.

E. W. Groves

Wyoming Council To Bring Entertainment To Soldiers Camps

The Military Entertainment Council, a Wartime commission, will arrange Broadway shows, vaudeville, lectures, and concerts at U S Army camps. It urges ticket support via smileage books sold to families and sponsors to fund 10 to 25 cent performances.

Wyoming State Council U.S National Army Company of Friends Military Entertainment Council Soldier Plana Council

Musterole Relief Ad Promises Fast Neuralgia Aid

An old musterole advertisement urges relief from neuralgia and headaches by rubbing the mustard oil ointment on temples and neck. It claims quick relief, less irritation than mustard plasters, and notes it helps sore throat bronchitis croup and rheumatic pains with a clean white preparation.

Prompt action urged in 10 speed war insurance drive

Secretary McAdoo announced a nationwide push to accelerate government life insurance for military and naval personnel. By Dec 27, 210,975 applicants sought 2.698 billion dollars in coverage, with Camp Sheridan targeting 10,000 per man and Camp Logan already over 101 million in policies.

America McAdoo Military and Naval Division Bureau of War Risk Insurance Qet Camp Sheridan Ala 145Th Field Hospital 114Th Field Artillery Joner Camp Logan Tex

Gallicerol Opera Star Says She Is Tired to Sing

Amelita Galf-Gurel a renowned soprano, says she is too tired to sing in New York as the Chicago Grand Opera Company opens an engagement this month. She notes she can perform in Chicago and forgiving audiences for a bad show, but fears ruin if she continues in New York.

Chicago Amelita Galft- Gurel New York

Build Houses or Lengthen War U S Told

Wartime housing experts urge immediate government action to avert war delays. They call for a housing administrator and funding to house workers in war industries, warning that lack of housing could halt ships munitions and other essential output.

Uncle Sam Frederick M. Kreaby New York Sam Robert W. de Forest National Housing Association Veiller Washington Congress

Majon Murphy Resigns as Red Cross Mission Abroad

Paris reports Majon Murphy chairman of the American Red Cross mission to Europe resigns to return to the United States to consult Henry P. Davidson and then rejoin the army. Maj. James H. Harkins of National City Bank New York will assume command in France and relieve Murphy, who will join General Pershing.

Coun Secretary of War War Department Carninp Unites States National Guard National Army Atlantic Ite Comel Vo Acal Chantad Majon Murphy RED Cross Paris Jan Grayson M. P. Murphy New York American Red Cross Europe United States Henry P. Davidson American Red Cross War Council Washington, BC James IH. Harkins The National City Bank of New York France American Red Cross Commission Murphy Pershing

Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair

An old recipe for darkening gray hair is revived with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. The preparation is applied with a comb or brush, darkening hair by morning and adding a soft lustre, without implying any medical cure.

Wyeth

Chicago mobilizes to dig out after heavy snows

Chicago marshalled every force today to free the city from a deep snow blanket since Sunday. City crews face food fuel and milk shortages as wagons cannot run and police units canvass neighborhoods urging all residents to help clear streets.

Chicago Jan Department of Public Works

Birth control advocate Mrs. Sanger upheld in NY court

The New York Court of Appeals affirms the conviction of Margaret Sanger for conducting birth control propaganda. She is sentenced to thirty days in the Blackwell's Island workhouse.

Albany N. Y Jans Court of Appeals Margaret«. Sanger Blackwell's Island

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Health Benefit

A physician promoted Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid after 17 years of practice. The olive colored tablets, made from common vegetables and olive oil, claimed to normalize bowel action and improve complexion. The ad urged use for pale skin dull eyes pimples and general malaise. Sold by druggists in 10c and 25c sizes.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

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