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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
4
The article blasts George Creel a freelance writer as unpatriotic for praising U S unpreparedness at entry into the European war. It argues such views aid enemies and misstate democracy and urges restraint from public officials in wartime policy.
The article denounces Germany as a ruthless fighting machine and urges unwavering U S entry into total war. It calls on citizens to acknowledge blood guilt for delayed preparedness and to strengthen war effort by oversubscribing Liberty bonds in the nation's second year.
The government awaits any explanation from the individual regarding a noted faux pas. The forthcoming statement is expected to clarify the incident and present a formal response to public concerns.
The piece questions allowing Austrians and Germans to work in U S army food labs and war plants arguing such practice risks sabotage and illness. It urges officials to bar enemy aliens from military posts munitions yards and other war industries.
A Serbian relay to the committee on information describes 1917 disturbances across Bohemia and Prague. It cites labor demonstrations in Brno Moravia with deaths, famine protests near Schlan, and large factory anger at Skoda in Pilaon. Soldiers fired over riots, martial law was discussed, and garrisons were kept in towns.
Report of street violence and labor unrest with work stoppages and rioting. Authorities tried to force work at gunpoint, rails torn up, shops damaged, and calls for foreign fleet pressure amid diplomatic exchanges between Germany and Portugal over the crisis.
Lord Denbigh recounts a 1916 episode in Madeira where German agents seized a hotel and pressed Portugal for concessions including a convalescent home and vested interests. The German ambassador met Portuguese officials early in 1916 to pursue these aims.
In Nome Alaska on April 10 reports from Dime Creek reveal freighters paid up to 30000.40 per ton for six mile pack routes from Yoyukuk river to a new Seward peninsula camp. Old timers recall higher pay on the Chilkoot pass from Skagway to the Yukon before 1898.
Commentary on a Schaw diplomat killed by a German long range gun during Good Friday services in Paris. Compares German war effort on the Western front with Austrian peace efforts from Vienna and criticizes Hindenburg versus Czernin.
A large shipment of mail order catalogs sits at the Cheyenne post office ready for distribution. The piece warns these catalogs lure Cheyenne shoppers away from local merchants by offering cut prices and then charging freight or express costs. Delays and exchange issues may make buyers regret shopping out of town and remember the slogan Buy at home.
The piece praises Georges Clemenceau for a quick sharp rebuttal to a German peace speech, praising brevity over verbose counterarguments. It contrasts French bluntness with Vienna officials and notes Americans adapting to Swiss products. It ends with a World want ad urging action as the war heats up.
In a reply to a question, the writer says the old-fashioned man who called the Koglieh decadent was last seen in July 1094 near the Brandenburger Tor in Berlin talking with the German general staff. His whereabouts are unknown and he is believed to have disappeared from public view around that time amid a note on bread rations and French aid concerns.
A fragment shows Margie, Mollie, Eilene, Meg, and Bert in a scene of chatter and observation. Mollie chides Margie while discussing Elene's boredom with conversation and her strong interest in newspapers. Bert steers attention to Annie as the group engages in lively, uncertain talk.
A disjointed wartime monologue mixes financial schemes to fund the war effort with social climbing anxiety. The speaker contrasts buying dollars to defeat adversaries with personal shame and class expectations, interwoven with dialogue about social rivalries and future revelations. The excerpt ends mid scene with a continuation note.
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