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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

16

Russian Mission Arrives for High Level Talks in Washington

The Russian diplomatic mission completed courtesy calls and met with Secretary Lansing and Secretary Baker. Ambassador Bakhmetieff was presented to President Wilson and paid respects to the Vice President. Japanese Ambassador Sato visited the mission as they toured Washington before formal conferences begin. Liberty loan bonds on Wall Street rose above par last Friday.

Washington, D. C State Department Bakhmetieff Lansifig Charge Onen Soukings Polk Hoop Baker Lansing White House Wilson Capitol Liberty Loan Wall Street

Barnard Senior Freed in Draft Conspiracy Case

Federal jury delibers after dismissing Miss Eleanor Wilson Parker Barnard College senior and Columbia students Owen Cattel and Charles F Philips in a conspiracy case over pamphlets urging men not to register under the draft law. Parker testified she saw the original draft before May 18 the law’s effective date and did not read the altered form afterward. The judge ruled pre May 18 actions legal and deliberations on Cartel and Philips to resume tomorrow.

New York Eleanor Wilson Parker Barnard College Owen Cattel Charles F. Philips Columbia University Miss Parker Mayer Cartel Philips

Provost Guard Orders Soldiers Home From Cheyenne

Fort Russell troops told to depart Cheyenne by 11 p.m. each night with a guard detachment policing the streets. About fifty troopers conducted arrests of violators to enforce the curfew.

Fort Russell Cheyenne

New York Steamship Cedric Sunk by Submarine

June 20 report: the New York steamship Cedric a 1128 ton freight vessel sailing from New York May 28 to Liverpool has been sunk by a submarine. The fate was confirmed by a report received today.

NEW York Steamship New York Liverpool

The Red Cross and Mothers of Free Young Men

The article portrays a mother’s wartime resolve and duty linking the Red Cross to her sons in khaki. She reflects on boys in training camps and the responsibilities of motherhood as sons join the military world. She finds meaning in sewing red cremes for pajamas and hopes the garments inspire even those in hospital.

The Red Cross Woling Erese Red Cross Workshope Acs

Exile List Issued After Greek King Constantine Abdication

Athens Greece June 18 The interior minister releases a list of 31 individuals to be expelled from Greece after King Constantine’s abdication. Named are Demetrios Gounaris Metaxas M Mercouris Esslin Sayles and Livaratos among others linked to the December Athens disturbances. Professor Streit has left Greece with Constantine as secretary. Three days are granted for those in Athens to report to General Regnault. One hundred three people are under surveillance since removal from Athens.

Athens Greece Constantine Demetrios Gounaris Dousmaris Metaxas M. Mercouris M. Esslin M. Sayles M. Livaratos Professor Streit Regnault

Cantonment near Cheyenne could host large U S camp

A leader proposed Cheyenne as a location for a U S training camp. After a tentative military survey and talks with fort officers, he stated 40 000 men could be cared for at Cheyenne. He then met with Industrial Club businessmen to coordinate efforts.

Cheyenne Union Pacific U. S Industrial Club

Drive on Saloons By Petition Fails

Petition drive to require saloons to remove interior partitions and restrict hours failed to reach the required signatures. Officials estimate city costs at 700 to 800 dollars. Supporters say signatures are rising. if enacted, ordinances would bar loafing areas and require 6 am to 7 pm hours. A special election will be called once enough signatures are gathered.

League

Baseball Scores National League Summary

National League results show Chicago 4 at Cincinnati 4 with Douglas Wilson and Mitchell Wingo sharing duties. St Louis 4 tied with Pittsburgh 4. New York 7 at Boston 4 in game one, and Boston 1 New York 0 in game two. Philadelphia Brooklyn games 7 9 with Del Smith Rixey Killifer and Coombs Miller Byrne. Chicago 4 Cleveland 2 in the American League. Washington 5 Philadelphia 3. New York Boston games with Ruth and Thomas. Detroit 9 Pittsburgh 2.

Cincinnati Chicago Douglas Wilson Mitchell Wingo Louis Pittsburgh St. Louis Carlson W. Wagner Doak Gonzales Boston New York Anderson Sallee Middleton Smitt Rariden Krueger Tyler Gowdy Hatteries Perritt Warnes Tracresser Philadelphia Brooklyn Smith Dell Snyder Rixey Killifer Secon Coombs Miller Mayer and Byrne Cleveland Coveleskie O'Neill Williams Schalk Washington Schauer Schang Shaw Gallia Henry Leonard Agnew Thomas Mogridge Russell Alexander Ruth Dullop Walters Detroit Lou's Petralt

Committee Named To Manage Frontier Crowds Entertainment

A meeting of the Industrial club formed a committee led by Floyd Huff F M Bruner Wilfrid O Leary A Cronland J F Renfro and Thayer Thulemayer to arrange crowd amusements for the frontier celebration They will contact carnival firms to locate a suitable dancing pavilion plan costs and avoid a repeat of past pavilion failures with poor resale value Further planning occurs at tonight's Industrial club session.

Industrial Club Floyd Huff F. M. Bruner Wilfrid O'Leary A. Cronland J. F. Renfro Thayer Thulemayer

Peaceful Settlement Debate Looms Over China

The article reports that Japan, in response to the U S note inviting involvement in China’s factions, expresses courtesy toward American aims and contends the Chinese situation is not as grave as thought. It notes changed conditions and Japan’s belief that a joint note is not desirable and that no further details were provided by the State Department.

China Japan United States State Department

Allies report multiple ships sunk by German submarines

Dispatches from London and Boston indicate a “black week” as nine British vessels a Japanese, a Dutch and an Italian ship were sunk. The ships include the Dutch Emdick 3048 tons with 2325 000 bushels of wheat for the Dutch government, and the British Bay State 4140 tons with 2 000 000 in war cargo.

London Admiralty Emdick Rotterdam Netherlands Berlin Bay State Warren Line Boston

Boy Scouts Rally To Aid Red Cross Fund Drive

The Boy Scouts of this city are asked to report at the Red Cross headquarters at the Plains hotel Good Roads office at 9 o'clock this morning. They will be given tasks distributing hand bills promoting the Red Cross movement. Scout master W. R. Lee of Troop No. 1 issued the call and expects at least 60 boys to attend.

The Red Cross Good Roads Plains Hotel W. R. Lee

Food Bill Sparks Fury Over Feeding the Nation

A heated speech rails against a food bill advocating national food control. It claims the measure shifts power from mothers to a food controller and could starve the poor to feed the rich, while Senator Kenyon argues the bill would keep farmers safe and ensure national food supplies.

London Kenyon

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