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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
10
Draft era report says Western Union men plan a 7575 tonight to study the International code in a wireless telegraphy class. The men in class I A will be sent to a government wireless school to improve their chances upon entering the national army.
United Press dispatch from Amsterdam reports German cavalry on the Belgian Dutch border near Antwerp and Breda. Dutch debates center on centralizing imports to swap for home goods while Holland weighs accord with Mol land and Anglo American shipping pressure. Officials note U.S. and Netherlands talks over material aid and convoy policy as tensions rise.
An unclear notice indicates Mary Mekford will begin an open move and then retire for good. The context hints at an unknown window lasting about three weeks and a likely Fiat reference.
The fragment notes Mien Lotte Pickford, sister of Mary, near a nervous collapse due to press notoriety and her independent work for an early loan. It states she sold forty five thousand dollars by her own effort amid public attention.
A tailed press report quotes George Creel demanding an inquiry into a government information department. The letter, addressed to Frank P. Gloss, criticizes the department as a political tool and accuses its leadership of withholding news and hindering public awareness during a time of national peril.
A garbled dispatch from London reports that all American worm in Prence will be browelit to Hagivnd. The Red Cross plans a COPD tEd hospital in Liverpool to manage American medical staff and attendants, aiming to relieve the hospital competition in France.
The Antioch area in western Nebraska shows subscription activity exceeding the loan quota. State committees report the quota surpassed by over twentyfold with funds reaching well above $2,000.
Truguayan Minister Carlow de Pena died in a Washington hospital after a brief illness. The event was reported from the capital as officials confirmed the death of the envoy, marking a solemn moment in diplomatic circles.
Optional recruits and minor-league contracts shape major league rosters as teams weigh youth against veterans. Drafts and enlistments will pare minor leaguers, while top teams like the White Sox and Giants face gaps. Managers seek ready players for a lean season, with West Coast teams preparing for spring training.
United States District Judge Van Fleet sentenced twenty five Germans Americans and Hindus convicted in a world wide plot to overthrow British rule in India. Among the defendants only Luia T Hengatler escaped prison. The judge described the Hindu conspirators as operatives of a ruthlessly proslavit military system and noted the case involved dramatic courtroom shootings and foreign diplomacy.
United by London reports General M. 0A, from fifty seven American men, that the submarine Grom torpedoed Sunday. The British steamer remains a torpedo victim as the crew confirms the sinking.
A dispatch from the Gowthelie International Press agency reports Emperor Karl prepared to open peace negotiations. The message indicates Swiss Bast station news and mentions Italy in context.
Cheyenne Troop No 2 leads a Liberty loan campaign with early success. Scouts report over 5000 dollars raised as the drive continues through May 4, with emphasis on securing bonds from two or more buyers for a service emblem. United States flags and awards are tied to participation by scouts in this national effort.
United Press reports insurers including Equitable Mutual Life Prudential and Guardian Life are urging employees to plant war gardens. The effort aligns with national war garden goals and other sectors to boost home food production.
An article notes wartime mottoes appearing on clothing and accessories as part of a broader home front culture. It highlights public interest in patriotic slogans and their spread through fashion, reflecting social sentiment during the conflict.
Washington May 1 Navy officials say crews have landed from warships to question tinkermen along the West Indian coast near the collier route from Barbadoes about two months ago. No salvage has yielded findings of crew or wreckage. The navy acknowledges the search narrows as they near giving up on the 200 person vessel.
Fragmentary report describes a robbery incident and subsequent police actions. Details about the accused, monetary amount, and sequence of events are obscured by OCR errors making names and locations uncertain. Further clarification needed for a precise summary.
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