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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1918

Page

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Wilson May Attend Peace Conference If Advised

President Wilson has not decided on attending the forthcoming peace conference in Washington. Advisers see risks in acceptance and suggest representatives could act with full authority and keep him informed. Secretary Lansing likely to be a key member even if Wilson attends. Secretary Lansing signals willingness to discuss food aid for Germany if order and efficiency are maintained. Subcommittees and permanent bodies will handle post conference work to revive global commerce and industry.

Washington D. C Wilson Europe Lansing Solf Germany Wat A

Grand Total Losses for All Expeditionary Forces Not to Go Over 100000

Officials estimate total casualties of American expeditionary forces will not exceed 100000 including killed, wounded, missing and other losses. Reported figures reflect vast war costs and uncertainties as records are compiled amid heavy fighting.

Associated Press Washington Germany Russa Hindeiburg Andy Silidenborg Tannenburg

President Wilson Prefers Reconstruction Program

The president favors a reconstruction program over a congressional plan to avoid halting war production. Fears of sudden stoppage threaten workers as plants shut, risking a panic among the working class. Telegrams show widespread business anxiety and proposed solutions.

Wilson

Marvelous Night as Grand Fleet Celebrates Armistice

A marvelous night scene off the Scottish coast marked the armistice celebration by the British Grand Fleet. Thirty mile line of warships displayed in unison, sirens, searchlights and fireworks lit the sky as bands played aboard each ship and exultation ran high.

Grand Fleet Associated Press London Montreal

Promotion of AR Cooperation Nation

Fragmented text appears to discuss plans for an international conference on agricultural sequencing amid wartime context. Mentions Wilson, Hoover, and Houston in a governance or administrative capacity. Overall content is unclear due to garbled OCR but implies coordination efforts at high policy levels.

German Submarines Make Safe Harbor Amid Allied Pressure

Five German submarines arrived at Landkrona, avoiding home waters under heavy Allied patrols. Reports from London note the subs sought shelter to prevent exposure to air and potential attack as Allied forces close in.

Dy Associated Press London Landkrona

Jewish Street Fight Ends in Fines and Jail Threats

A local business dispute escalated into a street fight between Lazarus Lehrer and two others in Piha. Mrs Abo allegedly slapped Lehrer and shouted in Jewish while the men retreated. All four involved were fined $25 each and warned by Chief Bexbrey to quit quarreling or face harsher consequences.

Ihs Abo Lazarus Lebrer Mra. Lehrolemann Bexbrey

United War Campaign Totals 5.6 Million With Five Days Left

New York November 13 The United War Work Campaign reported 5 613 039 in contributions at national headquarters led by a 5 000 000 gift from the Rockefeller Foundation. Dr John R Mott noted with only five working days remaining the nation must give 40 000 daily to meet the 50 per cent oversubscription goal. Western Union Telegraph Company added 150 000 plus pledges by officers and staff in the city.

Associated Press New York United War Work Campaign National John R. Mott Rockefeller Foundation Western Union Telegraph Company

German Crown Prince Reported At Front With Troops

A dispatch from the Wolff bureau reports the former German crown prince with his troops at the front and receiving care late today. the story datelines Copenhagen and notes the source as smi-official.

Associated Press Copenhagen Smi Wolff Bureau Berlin

Berlin Revolution Remains Chaotic Despite Guard Control

Berlin reports on Sunday describe a chaotic revolutionary stage with Red guards in the reichstag lounges while armed guards hold the area. The revolutionary army and officers are recognized and aided by cadets as public utilities organize. Parliamentary leaders remain absent.

Amsterdam Berlin Reichstag

Rumors Swirl Over Crown Prince Amid Conflicting Reports

WASHINGTON November 13. Rumors circulate about the crown prince possibly in hiding wounded or killed or seen leading troops and heading to surrender. No official confirmation has arrived and authorities view the reports with distrust.

Washington

Explosions Kill Two at Edwards Illinois Powder Plant

Two men died in a series of explosions at the Western Powder Manufacturing plant in Edwards Illinois. A missing worker is feared dead as fires spread to adjacent areas causing townwide fear of further blasts. Fire crews contained the fires and halted the danger of a larger catastrophe.

Associated Pran Probia Western Powder Manufacturing Company Edwards Cout Hundredy Hoolny

Restrictions on Substitutes and Sugar Prices Raised

The Agriculture Department withdraws restrictions requiring households and bakers to buy 20 percent substitutes. Beet sugar territory expansion and Louisiana cane production allow four pounds of sugar per person monthly in certain southern states starting December 1. Public eating places may rise to four pounds per 90 meals. nationwide three pounds remains for others, with a general increase expected soon.

Associated Press Washington Louisiana

Three Deaths and Five New Cases in Sheridan County

Three deaths from influenza complications were reported in Sheridan county over two days ending noon today two in the city. Five new cases were reported Sunday to the county health officer. Mrs A P Zorner wife of the North Main street baker died of pneumonia about 7:50 p m Sunday. body at Champlin Shannon establishment. She was 25 and a Missouri native with a three week illness. An influenza death was recorded for Clarmea Burton a colored man who contracted the illness while assisting others in Sheridan. He died at Red Cross emergency hospital about 12:30 p m Sunday aged about five. No relatives are known in the area, funeral arrangements to be announced. Mr and Mrs Mary Stout of Prairie Dog left their baby girl in care of Champlin Shannon funeral rooms.

Sheriddan Sheridan County A. P. Zorner North Main Street Champloi'& Shannon Missouri Red Crom Sheridan Champley & Shannon Hutchinson Kan Marry Stout Prairie Dog Pion & Shannon Funeral Rooms

Every Soldier and Sailor to Find Job on Return

New York November 13 Every one soldier and sailor will find a job awaiting him according to a statement released here by J C Mason president of the National Association of Manufacturers The announcement outlines employment prospects for veterans returning home after service.

New York J.C. Mason National Association of‘Manufacturers

Steel Industry Readjustment Discussed After Armistice

In Washington the American Iron and Steel Association outlined a gradual policy for postwar readjustment. Industry leaders expected no abrupt changes in prices or wages and urged a orderly transition with phased removal of controls to prevent depressions while many interlinked sectors adjust.

Washington Bosteel Indusery Torgy Irou Steel Associathon Armisti Ce

Keley Merchant Rolands Named Second Lieutenant

Roland Prices received a commission as Second Lieutenant while serving at Fort Sill Oklahoma. He and his wife are noted for family and church ties and are known to many in Cheyenne. They recently welcomed a baby about three months old.

Roland Prices Fort Sill Okla Keley Merchatle Company Presbyterian Church

Grand Duke William Abdicates Amid Possible Civil War

Basel dispatch from Berlin reports Grand Duke William Ernest of Saxe-Weimar abdicated to avert a civil war. The dispatch adds that republics were proclaimed in Burenberg and Hoane. Baden government now ruled by Socialists under Marquis. The former grand duke, 48, is mentioned.

Basel Berlin William Ernest of Saxe-Weimar Buriemberg Hoane Baden Irand Wi Ernest Ja

Weather Report Partly Cloudy with Rain and Snow

Partly cloudy conditions give way to scattered rain and snow across Lomarthw today. Temperatures cool with light winds. No major storms expected, but brief bursts of precipitation may occur through the afternoon.

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