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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
3
An Ungraded notice cites Vienna claiming Germany nears ability to strike Paris at will. The opposite page hints at the new gun type designed to extend range for bombarding targets.
Reported mutiny involved seven thousand German sailors at Kiel planning to bombard Wilhelmshaven and sail to England under a white flag. Leaders allegedly organized on Koen Albert and other ships, with arrests and disciplinary actions following. food and mistreatment cited as root causes.
A writer recalls meeting American soldiers in town. They marvel at England's greenness, tea culture, trains, and fields. They tease British slang and foods, admire Tommy uniforms, and discuss dress and discipline. The piece notes their curiosity about English life, pubs, and working homes as they compare notes with locals.
In Mexico City on June 13, reports describe how government actions chilled press freedom as editors of El Redencion and EB Hombre Libre faced deportation threats for alleged false news. The government escorted editors on a Tamaulipas to Tampico tour to prove claims, but returned admitting limited independent inquiry under protection.
The Universal newspaper group halted publication for unknown reasons amid threats of a forcible investigation against reporters who covered bandit Jose Auez Chaves Garcia in Michoacán and Jalisco. Governor Alfredo Breceda warned he would supply investigators with horse, rifle and provisions to enter territory controlled by Chaves Garcia. Since Felix Palavicini left Universal for the United States, coverage of such stories has ceased. Pro-German papers remain unmolested, continuing anti Allies campaigns while praising the Mexican administration.
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