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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1917

Page

4

Submarine Warfare Shifts as Allies Hold Ground

A retrospective on World War I submarine losses notes a decline in German submarine deaths and reduced British shipping damage over recent weeks. It recounts shifts in German plans after missed May 1 expectations and July deadlines, with Allied resilience and U S. involvement seen as bolstering global warning of victory.

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American morale and naval threat prompt German surrender belief

The piece argues that German belief in victory relies on German leaders fooling their people and soldiers. It states that sustained American and Allied naval action against submarines will erode German confidence, pressuring an end to the war. It notes Argentina recalls its Berlin naval attache, signaling shifting global pressures.

America Junkers Pershing Europe Ita

Five Cent Bread a Calamity

A New York World review discusses the threat of five cent bread and the push by bakers to revert to higher quality loaves. It notes tension between trade associations, consumer interest, food administration, and potential legal constraints on price and production practices amid calls for drastic industry action.

Association of Master Bakers Department of Justice Food Administration

Liberty Motor Proves Best Aircraft Engine in World

The Liberty motor is hailed as the top American engine for war planes. Secretary Baker called its rapid development a major U.S. achievement, noting quick production across factories and successful tests from sea level to high altitude.

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Suffrage Measure to Be Voted On Nationally

The Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment for nationwide woman suffrage is favorably reported by the Senate suffrage committee. It will appear on the calendar for a vote when the session begins in December. President Wilson has not backed the measure. supporters seek an open vote and aim to remove it from committee. The measure also allows territories to decide on unrestricted suffrage.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Susan BW. Anthony Senate Suffrage Committee Senate House Wilson

The Idealist and the Realist Debate Commissioners

The piece weighs whether to hire commissioners under law or rely on gratis services, arguing against continuing as a one-story town and noting donors' free aid with caution.

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Penny-Wise and Pound Foolish City Hall Offer

The letter criticizes a Cheyenne Tribune article proposing volunteers as city commissioners. It argues law requires full-time service, questions current contracts with the city, and warns penny wise measures will keep Cheyenne lagging in sewers and paving. It urges three capable, dedicated leaders for true progress.

Leader the Tribune Cheyenne

Locust Trees Supplying Pacific Shipyards

Seattle, Sept. 15. Pacific coast shipyards buy locust trees from irrigated lands east of the Cascades to use wood for nails and pins in wooden ships. Workers harvest, leaving debris, while locust wood resists decay and is valued for speed and strength. Locust, native to eastern North America, faces extinction there from borers but thrives on the Pacific coast.

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Fall cattle roundup under way near Big Piney Wyoming

In Kemmerer Wyoming on September 13 the Beaver creeks above Big Piney hosts the annual fall cattle roundup. Oscar Beck says upper Green River cattle look sleek and fat from good range. A large number will be shipped to markets. roundup lasts about a month. Later notes confusion over a named offer.

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