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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
5
Article discusses uric acid as a poison causing gout and other conditions. It advises flushing kidneys by drinking large amounts of water, drinking hot water before meals, and taking a herbal preparation multiple times daily. Recommends dietary changes, reduced meat intake, and continuous hydration to reduce uric acid and related illnesses.
A collection of short notices lists visitors and business travelers in Cheyenne. Kansas residents M. Fawley and C. M. Reed from Independence are in town for several days. John W. Hay of Rock Springs will stay a few days on business. W C Irvine of Douglas and T F O Neill of Chicago are also in Cheyenne for meetings.
Sam Larvey was arrested last night for breaking into the recruiting office and stealing a suit of civilian clothes, later reselling it at a second hand store. He allegedly returned to the office and took more suits before being stopped by Officers Staten, Larson, and Christensen. He faces burglary charges.
Ohio and New York arrest sweeps target anti registration plots. Columbus authorities say Columbus is the nerve center of a nationwide conspiracy to defeat conscription. Suspects include John Lewis Hammond Harry Townsley Ammon Hennacy and Albert Vadniker with charges ranging treasonous literature to disloyal activity.
The Mutual Investment Credit Union of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company plans to purchase Liberty town bonds for employees on a partial payment plan. Edward Reynolds, president, view president and GM, leads the arrangement. Interest at 3.5 percent per year will be paid on installments. no charge for money advances. A seven percent yield is noted for the purchaser. Many bonds have been subscribed.
Rain soaked Minnesota the Dakotas Montana Wisconsin and Iowa with two inch totals boosting crop prospects. Officials say late germination gains from yesterday rain and Montana winter wheat stands praised by Commissioner Greenfield with an expected yield near 40 million bushels up from 29.1 million last year.
A Berlin dispatch cites the Austrian and German governments deciding not to appoint a regent for Poland now. The proposed plan would expand the provisional council of state powers. The Lokal Anzeiger suggests the council of state may have resigned following its earlier declaration.
Washington May 31 President Wilson sent a document to the Russian government outlining American war aims and the policy of no annexations and no indemnities as stated by Russian officials.
Dispatches describe British forces driving back enemy wave after four attacks near Auberive Mont Biond and Mont Huut with heavy losses to the attackers. Verdun artillery duel and Cannonading around St Quentin Chemin des Dames persist. In Italy Austrians assault Sangivan ni on Carson Pleaty but are met by Italian defense led by Gabriella D. Annunziio whose courage inspires heroic resistance.
In Vienna the opening of the Reichsrat drew many deputies in national costumes. Emperor Charles entered to three hurrahs and a seat on the golden throne, amid cheers for his vow to exercise prerogatives constitutionally and to honor heroic front achievements. The monarch reiterated support for free nationalities within the monarchy and praised the faithful German ally.
About 5000 enthusiasts attended Island Grove races in Cheyenne men absent from winners list. Floyd Clymer of Greeley dominated with four firsts and one third in five events despite poor track conditions from a prolonged rain season. Estimated 1000 motorcycles present.
Secretary McAdoo said the Liberty Loan is progressing and announced a speaking tour beginning in New York on June 1. He will address many eastern and southern cities to push oversubscription as proof Americans support the war aims and seek an early peace and justice.
In Washington on May 41 Secretary Baker endorsed the railroads war board plan to curb passenger traffic until freight handling improves. Fairfax Harrison chairs the board and announced the decision as rail lines prepare to prioritize freight operations amid wartime needs.
Chicago May 1 A prowler plot led to the killing of Fred William Steuder formerly an inmate of the asylum for the insane at Elgin. The private of the first MWithote infantry identified the killer today.
Wheatland Mayor Russell Fish reports he passed the officer examination for second lieutenant at Fort Riley Kansas. Other locals include Charles Edwards at Fort Logan awaiting aeronautic service detail to Houston Texas San Diego California and Valparaiso. Volney Clark serves as ensign on the U S battleship Mauch off California coast Boal Clark Jr. trains as grill instructor in Boston and plans submarine school at New London Don McDougall part of the presidio officer corps in San Francisco Join McDougall heads to Montana to enlist for government pack trains.
Washington reports President Wilson expected to appoint the secretary of munitions and supplies soon. Congress may be asked to delegate powers similar to past actions. Government purchaser of raw materials to be officially named.
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