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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
15
The Austrian bread cut provokes massive protests across Apatria with newspapers denouncing the move and demanding swift abrogation. Vienna labor leaders push for universal peace while addressing food shortages worsened by halted deliveries from Ukraine and Romania and Germany's limited help.
A Vienna telegram quotes Dr. von Seidler stating Germany will supply grain and hundreds of wagons to Austria to ease food shortages caused by Ukraine and Bessarabia shortfalls. Hungary also offers foodstuffs, especially potatoes, promising relief until the new harvest. The public must endure bread restrictions in Vienna, aided by ally support.
TOKIO July 11 The Japanese navy has named two dreadnoughts to be built this year with diet funds. The ships Kass and Towa will be related to the battleship Nagato and form the nucleus of a new battleship squadron.
Three cowboys Eddie McCarty Sam Brownell and Frank Carter will compete for the Frontier Days world title in Cheyenne July 24 25 26 and 27 after winning major bucking rope and bronc events in Missoula Belle Fourche and Oxnard Nebraska. Brownell the current champion beatically rode the notorious Tipperary but scratched at every jump leaving the horse unbeaten others also hold strong western wins.
Moving picture actors including Neil Hart and Charlie Tipton will perform at Cheyenne for the twenty second Frontier Days July 24 to 27. Hart plans to bring his company and crew to the show week after next. Other confirmed riders include Tommy Grimes Johnny Judd and Hugh Strickland who have appeared in western films and stage productions.
Cherry day events in El Paso included a free public canning demonstration by the Red Cross using cherries donated from Mountain Park New Mexico. Proceeds from sale of the fruit will aid the local Red Cross chapter. Notice also announces stock subscriptions for Series No 17 of the Railway Employees Building and Loan Association with payments starting at 1.26 per share and monthly installments thereafter. subscriptions due by July 16, 1918.
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