Monday, March 12, 1945. Santa Fe Riots.

Riots broke out at the internment camp at Santa Fe.

The Red Army took Küstrin.

The Germans made a determined counterattack at Remagen.

Friedrich Fromm, who had been a fence sitter in the July 20 plot, was executed.

Last edition:

Sunday, March 11, 1945. Essen destroyed.

Labels: 1940s, 1945, Battle of Kiauneliškis, British Army, Burma, Lithuania, Lithuanian Partisans, Red Army, Royal Air Force, World War Two

Sunday State Leader for December 17, 1916: Measles killing Guardsmen at Deming.

Not the only news of the day, but two Arkansas Guardsmen died from the measles at Deming, New Mexico, news that surely worried Wyomingites with family members serving in the Guard at Deming.

William F. Cody  was reported very ill at his sister's house in Denver.

And death claimed the life of a former Rough Rider living in the state as well.

The State Health Officer reported, in cheerier news, on the state's healthful climate.