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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
12
The notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news despatches credited or not credited in this paper and to local news published herein. It asserts all rights to republication of special despatches contained in the issue.
W T Gill portrays a traveler’s grim view of Russia’s Volga journey with scarce bread and supplies. He notes foraging among passengers, bread lines at Astrakhan, abundant watermelons and fruit boasted by port sellers, and officials restricting food shipments as crews and locals endure shortages.
The fragment discusses Great Britain and the United States shaping the fate of India and Asia. It references democracy, foreign policy, and the home rule movement, noting India’s vast population, caste and creed complexities, and the push toward peaceful political development under Wilsonian principles.
The article compares Ireland's cooperative dairy system led by Sir Horace Plunkett with Indian reform aims. It traces the rise of the Irish cooperative movement from initial resistance to wide expansion, credit societies, and large membership, arguing such a scheme could redirect Indian agitators toward constructive development amid Britain's push for enfranchisement.
The speed of a submarine depends on engine power and hull resistance. Submerged propulsion uses electric motors from storage batteries, requiring heavy equipment and more space. To increase submerged range or air speed, larger engines or more batteries raise the vessel size. Main engines are a small share of weight. submarines trade speed between surface and submerged, with the largest types achieving higher overall performance. German subs reach about 17 knots on the surface and 10 knots submerged, while other construction details focus on protection and lifesaving devices.
City news item notes a local family message from France, government agents in Cheyenne discussing crop and labor, plans for fireworks permits, a Frontier Week license for street concessions, a farewell dance, a cow testing meeting, and casualty report of Wyoming soldier Elvin A. Front, with various brief notices on publishing, road books, and local journalism.
Judge Swainson heard a case about aroused vagrants and fines. The Cheyenne fire department made two runs to U P viaduct and Fifteenth Street, with little damage. Two stock carloads moved at the U P yards 44 Mexican drovers and 17 fat cattle. Frontier hotels report near full reservations as guests arrive from many states. UU P band plans a Sid ney, New public benefit concert on July 4 aiding its treasury.
The notice collects short items of travel and visits. Orville Frazier of Lerantly returned home in a tow Dodge car purchased earlier. Atlas theater figures and local residents are named, including Managers and musicians from Denver, Wheatland, Cheyenne, Pine Bluffs, and Casper with various trips and brief sightings noted.
Auction reports from Vienna show horses sold under six hundred pounds with prices around 515 pounds each. Buyers are unnamed. the notes mention market activity and price range for racing or carriage horses.
A relief ship valued over 100000 for France and Belgium faces secrecy as to launch date route and sailing plans. The gift from Southern California includes clothing food toys and games for children. The plan originated with Harry Chandler of the Los Angeles Times and the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
Dublin dispatch reports gasoline as the most tightly rationed article in Ireland. Private car use is heavily restricted and elderly women face prosecution for shopping by car. Sinn Fein raids, such as the Baronscourt arms seizure, involved twenty cars, all with ample gasoline. Authorities note gasoline washed ashore from torpedoed ships, stored in cans and drums, is often diverted by locals despite legal ownership by the state.
In this page of features and acts, Princess Charles Ray performs in His Own Home Town. Jane and Katherine Leo present We Should Worry as a lyric offering. Cheyenne Harry Carey stars in The Texas Sphinx at Atlas Pantages sandevilin.
Juarez Mex June 27 General Francisco Murguia orders captured revolutionists to labor on northern Mexican farms rather than be executed or imprisoned. He deploys them to harvest large crops this year to support the government effort. A number of fighters from southern states have been sent north for this work.
The United States Food Administration calls for strict meat and poultry economy to balance wartime needs. With army and Allies demanding about 75 million pounds weekly, Americans should eliminate waste at every meal and substitute milk products for meat where possible, while fishing expands to ease fish shortages.
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