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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
2
The article argues Italy’s victory over Austria shifts war power, with northern Italy’s industry central to the outcome. It asserts Austria’s collapse would push Germany toward peace terms, while American forces grow to two million, strengthening the allies and pressuring German resistance.
A fragment reflecting on the Fourth of July amid wartime, noting how a year ago the war seemed distant and now the meaning is dawning as July 4, 1915 is regarded as unique.
The speech argues that the nation has begun a shift from isolation to active global engagement in warfare and trade. It frames the Fourth of July as a turning point, asserting that the United States must project freedom worldwide and build a vast merchant fleet to influence international opinion and secure liberty for all nations.
The article explains how U boats use surface fleets and mother ships to carry supplies and spare parts, with bases kept secret to avoid destruction. It discusses base locations, shallow and deep water operations, submerged endurance, and typical depths and speeds for concealment and maneuvering.
A fragment describes soldiers learning to throw bombs as a war metaphor then shifts to medical claims about uric acid explosions causing pain in the back hips shoulders arms and feet. It links kidney disorder with swollen extremities and toxin buildup while urging a Buffalo trial.
Hipto stands at attention as national ATK and circus pageantry roll into town for Selle-Flote performances opening Saturday. Advance cars in red white and blue promise a grand two mile parade and a lavish show, with hippopotamus and bands in patriotic colors. The piece notes uncertainty about a past death involving John Zurich and his son-in-law, with no local records found.
Cheyenne reports improvements to streetcar tracks on Cheyenne street and new jail office signs near the old courthouse. A run in with a Gorham furniture tower caused minor injuries. Fort Russell sergeant crashes a window at Ford garage. A Denver tax law study tour visits. draft board orders none yet. blank cartridges banned locally. Six tank recruits pass, more troops travel through Cheyenne en route.
A drunken soldier, Lehmann, is charged with assaulting a man named Timberlake after a dance. Timberlake suffered head injuries and expects prolonged medical care. Lehmann, a sergeant in recruitment, claims ignorance of the incident but faces a court action to retain his army position.
The Weather Bureau reports at 5 a m and 5 p m the date shows a temperature of 73 degrees with a mean 73 and a change of 5 degrees warmer in the last 94 hours. Highest and lowest temperatures were 46 and 62 degrees respectively with a 24 mph wind from the west. Rain and other precipitation total 5.32 inches since January 1, below normal 7.92 inches.
Governor Houx honored Montana's requisition for Albert Myatt 34 charged with kidnapping Rachael Britt 14. Myatt and the girl married in Sheridan Wyoming after leaving Montana. Father’s complaint led to arrest of Myatt's alleged brother on a related charge. The girl was held at a Fort Benton hospital to secure her as a witness.
A girl, worn by her father and missing for days, was located recently. Mrs. Hyeil became a mother at the State hospital in Sheridan a few days ago.
Laban HH Guthrie, a professional piano tuner with 17 years of experience, announces permanent location in Cheyenne. He claims to have tuned for renowned artists and offers guaranteed efficient service with a premium price, inviting customers to call for orders.
In Kemmerer Wyoming a lamb born to a mayoral donor's flock displays five legs and six feet. The unusual animal, plus another twin, grows wool intensely and will be kept on view as a curiosity on the mayor's front lawn. Fireworks at Knights.
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