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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

2

Sugar scarcity and war effort urge saving in U S

A May 9 government outlook explains world sugar shortages due to war. Allies must import up to 1 26 million tons. Britain and France lose sources, shifting to Mauritius Cuba the Philippines and Peru. U S consumption links to liberty quotes and wartime duties. leaders call for steadfast patriotism and education-led support.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture United States United Kingdom France Germany Austria-f Hungary Belgium Russa Mauritius India Cuba Peru Java Atlantic Singland Russia Italy

Widow of Grover Cleveland Appeals to Women in 1920s New York

In New York on an appeal to women, Mrs. Preston widow of Grover Cleveland urges steadfastness and unity to secure national security work. She notes her roles in the National Security League and quotes the Liberty Bell pledge, highlighting inclusivity among diverse Americans.

America Ron Amwerten Nemo Germany National Security League League Dr. McElroy Henry J. Allen Offter Wichita Kan Beacon Philander P.teerton U. S John H. Finley State of New York Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard Charles B. Lydecker The College of the City of New Security League Shailer Mathews Divinity School University of Chicago Stanwood Menken Security Lague Philip North Moore St. Louis National Council of Women Thomas F. Moran Purdue University Charles P. Neill Washington Labor Calvin W. Rise American Society of Mechanical Engineers Arthur M. Wolfson Com Grover Cleveland New York

British Gallantry Praised by Kaiser

Berlin fronts copy quotes Kaiser commending British soldiers for disciplined conduct on the field. The emperor reportedly follows battles daily and admires officers and men alike for their brave attitude in recent combat.

Kaiser Berlin Apseixer

Constantine Ill in Zurich Reported by Paris Desk

Ex-king Constantine of Greece, last ruler exiled, is reportedly ill in Zurich according to Paris bureau dispatches. The note conveys uncertainty about his condition and links to ongoing questions regarding his status and travel.

Paris Constantine Greece Zurich

Phone Girl Buys Bonds for Each Brother Hans Killed

Cleveland waitress Miss Margaret Hibbard shares how she bought Liberty bonds after learning her brothers were killed or drafted in World War I. She bought $2500 more bonds in memory of her 12th London regiment brother killed in March 1917 and plans to support the war effort as she endures personal sacrifice.

Hans Margaret Hibbert Ecenter EB. J. Hibbard Janes Hibbard Cleveland Margaret Hibbard England 12Th London Regiment Palestine America

Robertson Case Sequel Seen in British Civil Military Clash

Washington May The present crisis in Britain is linked by observers to General Robertson’s retirement and General Maurice’s alleged sacrifice to shield the army. The discussion draws parallels to Lincoln era tensions between civilian officials and military leaders as Ireland’s conv ension looms and Grey and Asquith contemplate reform.

Washington, D. C May Maurice Robertson Egainet Eogland Lincoln Cnta Sherman Grant Washington Iriah

Local Accent Rumors Tie Casey to Lurance Company

In a terse exchange a Casey figure hints at a connection to a firm named Lurance, suggesting motive or influence. The remark follows news that an unnamed individual died suddenly last June, prompting speculation about power, influence, and possible ties to the company.

Army couriers keeping on fly during WWI draft era

An article notes the varied roles soldiers take in war time from rail and electrical work to bands, engineering, editing, and medicine. It highlights officers and enlisted men learning new trades in France and the impact on future value as breadwinners after the war.

London France A. KE. F Stars and Stripes Preas Blacksmitha Agd Uity Paris

War-time couriers endure peril and travel between Paris and London

The article describes two couriers always en route between Paris and London with two in each city resting. They face uncomfortable trains and ships and daily suspense, yet dream of peacetime profits. One courier plans to remain in Europe after the war, hoping for a lucrative future in guide work.

London Paria Europe France England Paris Londesa Town

Christian Science Relief Aids Soldiers and Refugees

The Christian Scientists of the Boston district report about 29 500 articles prepared and sent in three months to wounded men and war refugees. Knit garments and comfort kits total 16 000 items, 6 500 clothing pieces for refugee children, and 8 000 secondhand or remade clothes. The unit system trains captains and sewers, enabling 1 110 workers to produce over 1 000 garments weekly.

Boston Mass Comforts Christian Scientists Comforta Forwarding Committee Beaton Aya Christian Seientiaty United States

German Charged With Murder of Mrs Maude King

Concord May 9 Otto Schumann a alleged German spy held as an enemy alien is charged by warrant with the murder of Mrs Maude A King a New York and Chicago widow killed at MackWater Springs near here last August. The affidavit cites Means’ prior acquittal and details a prewar German copper and rubber procurement scheme.

Concord Otto Schumann Mia Maude A. King New York Chicago Mackwater Springs Mear Gaston’b. Means M. N. Caldwell Schumann Meatin Germany United States Means North Caroina North Caroltina King North Ssolina B. Ambrose Northern Trust Company of James C. King Ambrose Aad Selmann Blackwelder Springs North Carolina W. 5 Miller Northern Trust Company Mrs. King Captain Bingham Afton Means Ernest Bury

Fugitive Schumann Alleged in Schoolhouse Mystery

The state contends the fugitive Schumann fled after a shooting near a spring. Witnesses describe him mounting a motorcycle, riding away rapidly, and returning briefly before speeding off again along the road toward the woods near the hill above the spring.

Fehumann Schumann

Bumper Wheat Crop Forecast by Department Estimates

United Press reports from Washington that farmers expect a bumper wheat crop this year due to wet conditions. Department of Agriculture estimates place winter wheat world output around 572 million bushels, among the largest on record.

United Press Washington Department of Agriculture

Bringing Up Father Abroad at Atlas Theater Friday

The new Bringing Up Father Abroad sequel is drawing crowds this season at the Atlas theater. Cast includes Walter Vernon as Jiges, W F L Ryan, Sneek Boll, Loolee Earle, Brownie Carroll, Louise Wolfe and Percy Walling. The show opens Friday night with familiar favorites returning in the beloved Vesta comic strip world.

Geo McManus Father Chargcters Walter Vernon Jiges W. FL. Ryan Sneek’ Boll Loolee Earle Brownie Carroll Louise Wolfe

Concessions to Germans and threats to Slavs in Austria

London dispatch notes that Premier von Seydler’s plan to rearrange Bohemia’s administration betrays concession to Germany and provokes Czech and southern Slav anger. Officials announce measures to quell southern disturbances, sparking widespread discontent among Czechs and Slavs.

London P Hague Daily Mall von Seydler Bohemia Austria

Famous Football Player Killed in France

Lieut. John Rosenwald, once a prominent western football figure and former University of Minnesota guard, was killed by shell fire in the Lunéville sector, while serving with the medical corps. His Minneapolis home was noted and he had earned distinction amid bombardments including the recent engagement.

France John Rosenwald Medical Corps Luneville Rosenwald Minneapolis University of Minnesota Aio Peterson

Belgian Boys Forcibly Used Behind German Lines

London May reported by Foreign Secretary Balfour that the Foreign Office has been officially informed Belgian boys and youths are compelled to work behind the German battle lines.

London Balfour House of Commons Foreign Office

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