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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
13
Article examines the role of uric acid in gout and related conditions. It advocates flushing kidneys with water, drinking hot water before meals, and taking Awake doses to reduce uric acid. Recommends dietary changes, increased hydration, and long-term use to ease symptoms.
Kansas visitors L M Fawley and C M Reed call on Cheyenne for several days of business. John W Hay of Rock Springs visits for a few days. Red Cross organizer Rev G E Parishoe conducts Wyoming business. W C Irvine of Douglas and Allen Laughlin of Cheyenne also stop by for appointments. From Minneapolis W C Plames travels here for business. E D LeMaster visits from Pueblo and P J Quealy from Kemmerer. T F O Neill arrives from Chicago for a Plains hotel stay.
Sam Larvey was arrested last night by the police on burglary charges after breaking into the recruiting office and stealing civilian clothes. He allegedly disposed of one suit at a second hand store and returned for more, before officers Staten, Larson and Christensen captured him. He faces burglary charges. Other notes list various visitors to Cheyenne from cities including San Francisco, Salt Lake, Los Angeles, Chicago, Texas, Lincoln, Neb., Omaha, New York, and more, arriving on Thursday to conduct business or visit the area.
National and city authorities in Columbus Ohio announce arrests for anti registration plotting. Three men Hammond Townsley Hennacy and Vadniker implicated in a wide conspiracy with evidence described as overwhelming. Separate actions in Cleveland New York include a fine and brief imprisonment for a speaker and student arrests in a draft resistance case.
The Mutual Investment Credit union of Postal Telegraph & Cable Co arranged to buy LibertyTown bonds for employees on a partial payment plan. Edward Reynolds, president and GM, oversees purchases with 3.5 percent interest on installments and no charge for money advances. A large number of bonds have been subscribed for.
St Paul reports 24 hour rains across the northwest with Minnesota and neighboring states receiving up to two inches. Crop experts expect earlier germination and Montana winter wheat in excellent condition. Projected yield could reach about 40 million bushels, up from 29.1 million last year.
Berlin dispatch cites Austrian and German governments deciding against appointing a regent for Poland for the present. It suggests expanding the provisional council of state’s powers after the council declared an immediate regency was needed. The Lokal Anzeiger’s report may support yesterday’s claim that the council of state has resigned.
Washington May 31 President Wilson has sent a document to the Russian government outlining United States war aims. It is understood the note reiterates the position no annexations and no indemnities as stated by Russian officials.
Reported British repulsed trench attacks northwest of Auberive and Mont Biond, with four waves repelled and a few prisoners taken. Other battles included Verdun artillery duels and actions around St. Quentin and Chemin des Dames. In Italy, Austrians failed to recapture Sangivan ni after a fierce hand to hand fight with Italian troops aided by Gabriella D. Annunnzio, a noted poet and playwright inspiring the soldiers before the enemy’s destruction.
Vienna witnessed a solemn opening of the Reichsrat with deputies in national costumes. Emperor Charles entered to three hurrahs and sat on the golden throne as cheers greeted his pledge to exercise his prerogatives constitutionally. He praised heroic front achievements and equal rights for free nationalities, and saluted the faithful German ally.
About 5000 motorcycle enthusiasts attended Island Grove races in Greeley despite rain. Floyd Clymer of Greeley won four events and placed third in one, while Cheyenne competitors had no victories. Over 1000 motorcycles were on hand.
Secretary McAdoo announced a new Liberty Loan speaking tour starting June 1 in New York and extending to many eastern and southern cities. He stressed the need to oversubscribe the loan to show popular support for the war aims and a drive toward an early peace and justice.
Washington reports Secretary Baker approved railroads war board’s plan to curb conventions boosting passenger travel until freight capacity is restored. Fairfax Harrison, board chairman, announced the decision as the war effort pressures freight movement amid transportation strain. The notice frames a shift toward freight handling before passenger services resume full strength.
A prowler suspected in a fatal shooting was identified as Fred William Steuder, formerly an inmate of the Elgin asylum. The case ties to a private of the First Mississippi Infantry and follows a plot connected to the asylum escape.
Wheatland mayor Russell Fish reports officers' reserve status at Fort Riley Kansas and passing lieutenant examinations. Charles Edwards at Fort Logan Colorado pursues aeronautic service and potential Houston Texas or San Diego assignments. Volney Clark serves as ensign on the U S battleship Muckle off California coast. BoP Clark, son of Ken Clark, trains in Boston then submarine school at New London Connecticut. Don McDougal serves at Presidio San Francisco and Join McDougal heads to Montana for government pack trains service.
President Wilson is expected to name the secretary of munitions and supplies soon. Congress may be asked to delegate powers, and Howvard Bernard Purest will be officially designated as government purchaser of raw material. Back to Casper Williams tone.
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