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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1917

Page

9

Strikes Spark Riots at Armour Plant in Kansas City

More than 3000 striking packing house workers and supporters rioted at Armour & Co in Kansas City Kansas. One man died and two were injured as police closed 52 area saloons and restored order amid the broad packing house strike. Springfield unrest looms as carmen threaten citywide shutdown and martial law potential.

Kansas City Armour & Co Kan Packing House Sjreingfield Springfield Carmen Lowden

Senate Puts Curb on German Papers Anti War Articles

Senate passes administration anti war measure with amendments allowing embargo of imports and requiring English in German war comment with translation. Hope grows for early adjournment around October 1 as congress action winds down and $11 000 000 000 war credits move forward. Federal authorities raid the home of Professor Scott Nearing in Toledo over alleged anti army conscription literature.

Senate Washington D. C House Congress Toledo Ohio Scott Nearing

Why the Kaiser Must Go Polish Famine Report from Warsaw

An Associated Press summary from Washington reports a Polish lady of education described Warsaw under German control as starving and degraded. Wealthy cultural figures and farmers begged, many evicted, with street deaths common. Some Polish aristocrats aided Germany, but were condemned by the “good element” among Poles.

Washington Warsaw State Department Newman Germany

U Boat Toll Shows Decrease for Week

London reports a decline in British merchant ship losses from mines and submarines for the week. Twelve ships over 1600 tons and six or fewer were sunk, down from 20 large and three small the prior week, plus four fishing vessels.

London Admiralty

Kaiser's Spies Target U S Gold Escalation

German agents in the United States and neutral countries conducted unrestricted activities to seize American gold. The effort is linked to a proclamation that placed gold on the list of commodities requiring licenses for purchase and export.

Washington

Two Americans Are on Casualty List

Ottawa dispatch lists two American names in today's casualty report. Killed in action are E. Clark from Landy Montana and W. Dinsmore from Cambridge Iowa.

Ottawa Ont E. Clark Landy, Mont W. Dinsmore Cambridge Iowa

Provisional Government Declares Martial Law in Russia

Petrograd reports a general state of martial law as the provisional government strengthens defense of the capital. Key commanders pledge loyalty while Korniloff, named a traitor, faces trials. Loyal troops move to repel rebels and secure Moscow, Kiev, and other centers.

Petrograd Moscow Kiev Nekrasoff Denikine Korniloff Pskoff Coreach Courts of Justice Deniine Loomsky Markoff M. Kisliakoff Liga Aarzerge Luge Luga Council of Deputies Kronstadt Viborg

How Words Came to Picture and The New Universities Dictionary

A promotional piece explains how words evolve from language roots and blends, highlighting philology and the process of word formation. It extols the New Universities Dictionary as richly illustrated, time saving, and essential for every home and office with upcoming coupon offers.

Universities St. Hooks New Universities

Sammies Licked Bodies Near Lens Soldier Describes Battle

A letter printed by the New York World quotes a U S Marine or soldier reporting intense combat near Lens France Aug 18 1917. He describes damaging a German destroyer at close range and taking prisoners before the Ulan sank. He notes American troopers marching near Jans and asserts the goal to win the war.

New York The New York World France George United States Glasgow Land's End Ulan Jans

Four Fahs­ons Injured as Auto Rolls Down Hill

Glenwood Springs Colo Sept 1 Two persons were fatally hurt and two others injured when their auto rolled turtle down Red Dome mountain. They were rushed to a hospital in a special train. Frank P Frost of Marble was injured internally and likely to die. His wife, editor of the Marble Booster, in serious condition. Henry Mertens, Marble merchant, also seriously injured. The driver of the van was in serious condition.

Glenwood Springs Colo Red Dome Mountain Mia Frank P. Frost Marble The Marble Hooster Kansasity Star Henry Mertens Jilin Aleg Fe Ie

Kerensky Becomes Unyielding in Army Support

Prime Minister and commander in chief Kerensky issued a signed statement from Petrograd declaring unwavering faith in all ranks of the army and fleet. He warned that any disobedience to authority will be punished and urged an end to hindering the nation’s fate.

Petrograd Aherensky Russia

Explosion Plotter Believed Aboard Slackers Ship Anvil

San Diego dispatch reports the ship Anvil docking after being captured near Ensenada. US agents seek the mastermind behind the Mare Island explosion as another boatload of slackers fled Ensenada, with two men ashore under guard and many believed held aboard for investigation.

San Diego Cal Ensenada United States United States Secret Service Mare Island Anvil Boy Curtis Oklahoma Mexico Charles Millery

Packers Seek FS License System for Meat Plants

Washington September 12 Government regulation of the meat packing industry is urged as the best move for the food administration. The proposal calls for plants to be placed under a federal sanitary licensing regime to ensure standards and safety.

Packers Washington Bb. C Food Administration

Riots in Ayres as German minister faces passports

Wild scenes erupt in Buenos Aires with anti German mob attacking the German club and the La Prensa building. Police and fire crews battle fires while Count von Luxburg arrives under heavy guard to receive his passports and Germany and Argentina seek explanations.

Ty Associated Press Count von Luxburg

Auto speeders jailed for year in manslaughter case

In Colordo, Lynn Marvel of Laweland pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of William Persons of Wellington. Judge Gora bem indicated a one year sentence for the defendant as law enforcement and courts continued their campaign against auto speed maniacs.

PT. Collins Colo Lavmner County Orlg Lynn Marvel Laweland William Persons Wellington Gora Bem District Court Aaa

Queen Om Perg Ares Dips in Sofia amid palace turmoil

In Sofia a confused scene unfolds as Queen Om Perg Ares retreats from public view after a sudden summons to the palace. Court figures and dignitaries from Bulgaria’s capital gather following reports of unrest involving King Ferdinand and Prime Minister.

Sofia Bulecaria Ferdinand

Wyoming Troops Receive Warm Boone Welcome on Way to Training Camp

Wyoming troops passing through Boone Iowa were greeted by a large crowd in the cornfield region. Residents lined the streets with cheers and hospitality offering food, supplies, and civic warmth as the regiment traveled toward the training camp, reflecting strong local support for the war effort.

Wyoming Boone Iowa Charlotte France Wyoming Tafutery Nebraska Elon Soriing

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TWREE Associated Press State Council of Defense Sinals Watch Company Bangamon-meter Works United States B National Guard U. S Pret Nearing Nearing University of Pennsylvania Kaiser U.S Kerensky Sammies Lens Star and Stripes Argentina Beunos Ayres Crest Teuton Club and Paper Becail Bano Berlin Gerdesny Count von Iwoxburg Foreign Office Tero Count von Lastiurg Man Spevial Pablo Etretch Lowe Vngyia Soltiers Oontag Efiert Wroniog Corriere
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