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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
4
The article defends the War Department against claims about the Toscania disaster. It states copies of the ship roster existed, survivors were found at Irish and Scottish coasts, and names were relayed to the War Department. It denounces Collier's Weekly and urges patience for the sedition bill.
Lt. Granville A. Pollock recalls a tense air duel over the Chemin des Dames era in 1914. He sights two German B planes while at 4000 meters, fights with a lone Bodó, danger from motor and fuel temps, then aids a Spad pilot Major Lufberry in downing one Bowie. He reports a shot down that may not be confirmed and promises more to come.
A fragment from a World War I era column jokes about the Kaiser and wartime Provost as it notes Liberty Loan hints and public affairs. It mentions a sunk American steamer the Raven and references counterfeiters caught by New York police amid wartime economic talk.
The piece rebuts a Collier’s Weekly muckraking attack on wartime information about the Tuscania sinking. It cites George Creel’s Public Information Committee, noting a complete passenger list existed and is publicly referenced in government messages.
The United States coordinates fast passenger lines and freight routes from New York to Chicago and along principal trunk lines to funnel equipment and food to Europe. Hoover advocates full public disclosure on railroad timing and policy, citing Britain's food crisis and the public's role in judging the strategy.
A Cheyenne visitor from Kansas prompts a domestic scene with Annie guiding Margaret Ann. Discussions of marriage, love, and parental caution unfold as characters weigh future happiness against societal expectations.
The poem lauds Lloyd George as plain spoken and right for England while criticizing aristocracy and Asquith. It argues fusion avoidance, union caution, and that order comes from confusion with Lloyd George on the job. It praises soldiers who died for common sense and urges England to achieve glory under his leadership.
Lavine County farms report no county agent since the removal of E B Reynolds. County commissioners have delayed appointing a replacement amid numerous applications. State extension agents from the University at Laramie will supervise temporarily as a rumor of a visiting official circulates without confirmation.
A dense list of oil stock quotations and prices from multiple companies and exchanges appears. Includes figures such as Midwest Ref at 106.00 107.00 and National Pet 0.04 with other entities like Wind River and United Pet noted among varied cents and dollar values.
Fragmentary dialogue from a national service item notes Abe Martin addressing a crowd about change and mention of a moving fire machine. The text references a public event and a humorous rural tone typical of the column.
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