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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
4
The notice states one year and six months plus one month terms for republication of all AP credited and non credited news despatches in this paper. It reserves all republication rights for local news and special despatches to the Associated Press.
Dwight J. Pinner of Casper and New Jersey figures, Steve Chochoros of Pekin, Martin Mortensen of Harlan, Jacob Co of Baker, Arthur N. Oortettan of Telluride, and Elmer J. Batten of San Francisco appear in a list of participants or bidders across multiple locations including Newark, Telluride, and San Francisco.
A septuagenarian felan of this aetrTet plans an arterial surgery to avert a life threatening condition. The patient, over 70, fears the procedure may prove fatal as doctors attempt to remove a blockage and restore blood flow.
Lander Wyoming June 4 a county league formed in Fremont county with Riverton Lander Shoshoni and Hudson represented. Proceeds after expenses go to Red Cross work. Riverton Wyoming June 24 Riverton city council weighs drilling a 285 foot well for clean domestic water instead of muddy Big Wind River supply.
Roy H. Eaton of Sheridan County, first Wyoming casualty and fourth from the state in France, was killed in a German raid after challenging attackers and aiding two companions. Chaplain Wilfrid Robb reported Eaton fought bravely, shot several raiders, and allowed his comrades to retreat before succumbing to a heart wound.
The passage compares a Japanese deity of weighted feet to human emotion and ambition. It suggests lofty feelings rise and then a sense of deception and restraint follows, as if chained despite soaring imagination, echoed by an ancient Greek view calling the god the saddest of beasts.
A lively debate in the House of Commons centers on Ireland policy and conscription. Tory and Asquith liberal factions ready volleys as Lloyd George faces questions on enforcing conscription and home rule, with Carson leading a Tory bloc and the possibility of shifting alliances shaping the battle.
The passage discusses Britain, France, and America uniting behind a war effort and not risking premature peace. Lord Grey publishes a pamphlet urging a league of nations, with Mr. Baldwin's Halfour views cited. Lloyd George is urged to adopt the idea as a national principle aligning British policy with the United States.
The International Rotary Convention in Kansas City showcases a traveling war camp community service exhibit. It features photos posters models and panoramic scenes to illustrate the service’s year of helping soldiers and sailors coast to coast. Separate Rotary club displays highlight club cooperation with the service.
The article argues Italian front reverses threaten Austria Hungary with internal crisis. It predicts Austrians may retreat to defensive strongholds while unrest grows within the empire, with potential revolts and hunger as pressures mount. The decisive outcomes, if any, are expected to emerge more from Austria itself than on the Italian front.
One hundred Laramie County men plus sixteen drafted from elsewhere depart Cheyenne this afternoon for service in the army, en route to Camp Pike, Arkansas. The county quota of 206 is filled, with a reserve list of twelve to replace any unable to serve, names include Peter Sors, Lee, Morris Gartner, Karl Elroy Johnson, George Mull, Samuel Harrison Callwell, and others from Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
Fire in Cambria Wyoming destroyed a garage a schoolhouse and three cars with losses around 600 dollars. In Brogs Wyoming a smooth tongued stranger borrowed Rube Boyce’s saddle horse and failed to return it. In Rock Springs Dr W A Hocker plans a surgery? not clear. Casper municipal building bid by A Danielson of Denver accepted at 76552 60.
Leone Endrizzi, a painter, died after reaching a live electric wire from a ladder in Superior, Wyoming. The accident occurred Wednesday when he lost balance and fell to the ground. In Riverton a four day Chautauqua assembly closed with a Musical Marines program and plans for another event next year. Elijah Swinton, a 38 year old black section hand, was killed near Clifton Station on the Burlington track when struck by a freight train. his only known relative is his mother Mrs Bitar Swinton of Mareley Ark.
The page four notice urges everyone to read the Baulday announcement, highlighting its importance for community awareness and participation.
A card party event is planned Tuesday evening June 25 at Odd Town hall. Public invited to join the fundraiser for the Red Cross.
wartime appeal urges purchase of War Savings Stamps as a practical support for the war effort. The message highlights the stamps as a way to contribute and save during national mobilization.
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