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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
2
County chairman John D Clark lauds Red Cross war fund drive with widespread support and voluntary contributions. He notes a few unwilling to give, recounting instances of refusals and later generosity, urging transparency about noncontributors.
May 23 news reports Premier Orlando and General Rant salute a young recruit in Italy after the Arditi’s retreat scene in Bel luno province. Davide Marcello, a 15 year old farm helper, quit tools to join the ranks and excel with hand grenades, earning endorsements from officials and a promise to place him in the twenty first Assault battalion. The premier declared Davide a son and ordered his continued service in the unit.
Austrian papers report that one third of March deaths were caused by tuberculosis linked to malnutrition and underfeeding. The notice highlights malnutrition as a key factor in the high TB mortality in Austria during March.
OCR fragment hints at skipping suffering with rushes and leaves readers unsure of full context or event.
A German polygamy plan is condemned as a threat to women's rights amid war rhetoric. The author argues Prussian policies seek secondary marriages to rebuild armies, degrading womanhood and weaponizing motherhood, urging American women to support soldiers and resist any German influence.
Feature about the Parker Carnival touring Europe and beyond presenting an all female Wild West show titled California Frank's Cow Girl Wild West. Highlights include rodeo style acts, trick riding by Lorenge Hatley and Mamie Francis, and claims of women replacing men in factories and skilled jobs.
Major M C Funkhouser, deputy police official, says Chicago’s film censorship cut hundreds of thousands of feet from cinema shown to over 400,000 daily. The twelve censors, chosen by civil service, mostly follow city ordinances and state law, with 10,694 films inspected and 158 rejected last year.
A May 24 event push lists a patriotic entertainment by NOVEDTY PATRIOTIC ENTER TAINMENT and a mass meeting at Labor hall. C. W. Wood from a federal department speaks on how a Cheyenne strike could affect the war. Everyone is urged to attend.
The text hints at a marked resemblance between Mackenson and other unnamed figures, suggesting possible half brothers. It references a court, a crown, and a royal order, with mentions of Native and Black characters and a Conn acts in a contested lineage tale.
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