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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1917

Page

9

Two American Ships Sunk by Teuton U-Boats

Washington news reports a naval incident off France where six German U-boats attacked a convoy of American steamers including the Westwego on September 5. Two ships were sunk and one submarine likely lost. later a correction reduced the loss to one submarine. No loss of life reported and details remain incomplete.

Teuton Washington, D. C France Navy Department Westwego Department Daniels Germany Europe Navy

British Capture Somme Trench

British forces report capturing a German trench about a quarter of a mile long on the Somme front. Local artillery duels continued near Ypres as described in the official report from British headquarters in France.

London Somme Ypres France

Fire at Wyoming state asylum destroys men's building

Fire of unknown origin swept the right wing of the state insane asylum in Evanston Wyoming at 4:30 PM damaging the attic and destroying the main building. Estimated damage is 100000 dollars. All male inmates were moved to the women’s quarters and all inmates were saved except one patient, James Howell of Rawlins.

Harriet P. Gillespie Evanston Wyy State Insane Asylum H. Solier James Howell Rawlins Solier Wyoming

Mooney Loses New Trial By Court Decree

Thomas J Mooney condemned to death for the bomb case loses a requested new trial as California Supreme Court rules it cannot act on matters outside the record The ruling cites executive rather than judicial remedy following the attorney general Webb consent which the court deemed irregular Oxman a key witness in Mooneys case faces trial tomorrow

Mooney San Francisco Thomas J. Mooney State Supreme Court Webb Frank CC. Oxman C. M. Fickert Oxman

New Universities Dictionary Offered to State Leader Readers

A new dictionary, the New Universities Dictionary, is offered to State Leader readers at cost of handling. The volume, bound in leather, features up to date English usage and is edited by a team from Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania. Readers are urged to secure copies on the first day of distribution using coupons printed daily.

Universities Dictionary Universities Percy W. Long Harvard University Forrest Lunt Columbia University Clarke Northup Cornell University Morris W. Croll Princeton University John C. Rolfe University of Pennsylvania George J. Hagar Pew Lader

Kerensky Report of Slaying Rumor Unconfirmed

From Landon dated Sept 11 the Swedish Aftonbladet cites a Copenhagen rumor that Premier Kerensky has been killed by Bolsheviks. The report could not be confirmed. A Russian message claims the Baltic fleet and staff have pledged support to the provisional government.

Uncertainty Over Korniloff’s Move Threatens Russian Stability

Officials warn Russia’s fate hinges on Korniloff’s next moves and the pace of events. A rapid march on Petrograd could tilt allegiance to a strong dictatorship while a middle path risks civil war, possibly yielding separate peace with Germany or a restored monarchy and severe consequences.

Washington, D. C Russia Korniloff Petrograd Kerensky Germany

First Casualty Report From Pershing Causes Public Notice

Washington report on the first casualties in American forces in France. Sergt M G Calderwood and Pvt W F Brannigan of Company F Eleventh railway engineers were slightly injured by a bursting shell. Brannigan hailed from Port Lee New Jersey. First Lieut Firesimone of Kansas City was killed when German airmen bombed an American hospital and was recommended for promotion to captain.

Washington, D. C Pershing France Baker War Department Sergt M. G. Calderwood Pvt W. F. Brannigan

Local strike at Nilea Taol works affects 2000 workers

In Hamilton a large number of soldiers and workers at Nilea Taol plant went on strike today. About 2000 molders employed at the facility participated, halting operations during the protest in the city.

Hamilton Bie Sept Nilea Taol

Only humane governor that Belgium had is forced out

German and Hungarian officials and clergy urge peace talks as public schools in Hamburg join demonstrations against Provident Wiltein. Rome’s Catholic Mercantile association and Bishop Franken hint at new international peace methods with invites to Anglin French and American parliaments to appoint delegates under papal mediation.

Belgium Copenhagen Provident Wilteen Harburg Hamburg Wiliam Michaelis Marschal von Hindenburg Roman Catholic Mercantile Association of Germany Franken Roman Wincaey Ile Rerlskis Hungary Austria Ter Misha Frankeni

Eastern Star Votes to Help U S in Conservation of Food

The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star in Wyoming heard Senator T. C. Filer of Sheridan discuss federal food administration. It adopted a resolution urging patriotic cooperation with the government, endorsing food conservation and economy at home and during wartime.

U.S Order of Eastern Star of Wyoming T. C.filer Sheridan Order of Eastern Star State of Wyoming

Bootlegger Arrested After Sheriff Roadside Confrontation

In Prekley Colorado a bootlegger faced Sheriff O Cone after a roadside stop. The man was fined 400 dollars and sentenced to a period of confinement, with the vehicle and contents seized by authorities.

Prekley Colo Cheseine Etdiouely Pouseind Citwelesy Theelig Yeoroud Shenife

First Clash Reports Advance of New Rebels

Fragmented dispatches claim General Korniloff’s forces clash with government troops near Petrograd. Provisional leaders arrest General Denikin’s staff as mutterings of a capture of power rise amid conflicting telegrams and newspaper reports.

Sugar Industry To Come Under U S Control October First

In Washington a government commission plans to place the entire Armenian sugar industry under controlled administration by October first. The move aims to stabilize prices and ensure equitable distribution of sugar products across the sector.

Washington Dlo Seqit Comte William Te Yee

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