Crisis of Crisis and War Proposals Dominate Public Speech
The article argues that democracy must unite against autocracy amid war, urging immediate spiritual renaissance and full mobilization of American resources. It warns that Russia’s collapse and German threat require decisive action, condemning passive sacrifice and calling for sustained support of freedom worldwide.
Universal military training urged to defend the flag
A call for universal military training echoes through a wartime text urging the president and Congress to authorize a federal training camp under U S Army officers. It extols physical and mental discipline, the Wyoming plan, Boy Scouts, and civilian sacrifice to defend democracy, liberty, and the nation.
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France
Germany
Steever
Wyoming
Boy Scouts
United States Army
A Moral Defense of Conscientious Objectors in War
The article argues that a civil, fair approach will shift conscientious objectors from combat to noncombat roles. It suggests ambu lance duty and mine sweeping as acceptable work and notes the sincerity of objection may extend beyond religious groups. It questions prosecutions over exemptions.
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Betis
Army Orders Washington D C Referee Core Promotions and Assignments
Army orders assign actives and relieve officers from duty at various camps. Capt Walter Kruusi and others move to New York. Lieut Fay relieved from Signal Corps duty in Monmouth Park New Jersey. Several officers are reassigned or relieved at Fort Leavenworth East Alton and other posts. Leave granted for Rucker Belson Laton Hooper and others. Maj Grimes and Eaton detailed for service.
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Walter & Kruusi
Quartermaster Officers Reserve Corps
New York
Frank H. Fay
Signal Oficers’ Reserve Corps
Signal Corps
Monmouth Park
N. J
Fntine Oicers
Engineerice
Lir Earle Therstonn
Leon KE Lyon
Oscar 2
Perry
William PF
Bartek
Charles
Cole
Ordnancencers
Reserve Corps
Wil
East Alton
Ill
Lloyd Warfel
Rserve Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Casper D. Rucker
Infantry
Harry W. Belson
Cavalry
Albert BE. Laton
Quartermaster Corps
Otto A. B. Hooper
Seventh Infantry
George M. Grimes
Harry Eaton
Cheyenne Opens Nineteen Day Thoroughbred Meet at Frontier Park
The Cheyenne Thoroughbred Creeders association readies Frontier Park for a nineteen day racing meet starting Saturday with a 2 PM post. Officials, jockeys, and horses are prepared, with entry clerks to open tomorrow morning and close at 10 20 AM.
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W. W. Finn
Cheyenne
Creeders’ Association
Frontier Park
James Haley
Shrapnel Proof Coat Demonstrated in London
London August 16. Dr Seelby presented a supposed shrapnel proof coat developed by munitions experts to the Royal Institute of Public Health. He asserted its wide adoption and estimated it would save many lives.
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London
Minister of Munitions
Seelby
Royal Institute of Public Health
Import Duty Removed on Cotton Goods in Mexico City
The import duty on all cotton goods is removed from August 1 to December 31 1917 in Mexico City. State Leader Classified Acts bring results.
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Mexico City
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Childless Homes
A letter from Mrs Alla B Taemons of Poplar Bluff Missouri testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health and enabled her to bear a child. The notice promotes the product as helping many women become normal and able to work, claiming it has blessed numerous homes.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Poplar Biuaff
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Alla B. Taemons
Almond St
Poplar Bluff
Lydia E Pinkham
Ladie E. Pinkham
Now Time to Prepare Exhibits Notes on County Agent Work
Farmers should save exhibits for the county fair just before cutting. Crain exhibits must be bundled 21% to 41% inches at the butt after tying, with lower grain leaves stripped and forage leaves kept. The county fair aims for high quality exhibits and county farmers should participate.
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Farm Bureau
Carpenter Farm Bureau
Carpentr
Carpenter
Farmer's Bureau
Denver Man Will Take Output of Manganese Mine
LARAMIE Aug 16 Clifton Wissler Judge J A Salmons Poverty Mining company Denver a geologist representing Russell visited the Marshall manganese mine. The parties expect a favorable report to justify selling the full ore output at 24 dollars per ton delivered to the railroad. The Poverty company would be relieved of disposal duties.
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Laramie
Clifton Wissler
J. A. Salmons
Poverty Mining Company
Mr. Heighway
Denver
Russell
Marshall
Salmons
Wissler
Mr. Russell
Heighway
Poverty Mines Company
Poverty Company
Dutch Minister Plans Protest Over Waters Violation
The Netherlands will formally protest to the German foreign office over an August 7 attack near Seheldt where Dutch territorial waters were violated by German aircraft and torpedo boats. The Dutch minister in Berlin was instructed to file the complaint.
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The
Hague
Mrs. Taliaferro Visits Denver Campaign Ties
Mrs. Taliaferro county chairman of Sweetwater defense council work and newly named chairman of the woman’s work in the second Liberty loan campaign travels with her son from Rock Springs to Cheyenne en route to Denver for a few days.
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Denver
Taliaferro
Son
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Sweetwater
The
Defense Council
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