No Ambition to Prosperity Cited in Wartime Speech
The speaker argues that those seeking only immediate sustenance resist prosperity driven by legislation. The war is framed as a struggle to curb such power and secure broader national conditions beyond food and shelter.
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Hess
Bryan on War Duty and Free Speech Unity
The essay quotes William J. Bryan urging support for the United States in war. He argues discussion before war is proper but unpatriotic attacks must end after Congress acts, condemns sedition, and stresses unity with allies and duty to defend the nation.
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Congress
United States
William J. Bryan
Gasoline Waste and Labor Shortage Raise Policy issue
Maryland proposes compulsory labor one answer to a rising labor shortage and cites gasoline overuse as a public waste. The piece argues thoughtful limits on car use, idle engine reduction, and proper fuel mixtures to conserve gasoline for war needs and ally support.
Doings at the Military Post and Promotions
A grand ball at the Maccabees hall benefits the Red Cross hosted by Mrs. Capt Enos Chi Martin Sakteman and others with the First Cavalry band led by R L Burroughs. Sergeant O Toole of D Battery visits family in Chicago as target practice closes. Major McNally promoted to lieutenant colonel will depart for American Lake along with Major Boniface and Captains Banard Enos Love and J Prince receiving promotions and postings. Mr and Mrs Webber of Terre Haute visited with their son Robert covering 1542 miles in thirteen days departing Wednesday.
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Maccabees Hall
Red Cross
Enos Chi-Martin Sakteman
Lieutenant Ricards
Gilbert Couch
Emerson Glafecke
First Cavalry Band
R.L. Burroughs
McNally
First Cavalry
American Lake
Wash
Banard
Enos
Love
Twenty-fourth Cavalry
Arkansas
Mrs. Webber
Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Webber
Revenue Bill Debate Near End Raises Prices Controversy
The House discusses an appropriation for wartime needs and a revenue bill. President Wilson could gain authority to supervise key resources while warning against private exploitation. Senate action continues as public lands chair Ferris heads home for a few days. The Pope’s peace plea colors political debate as Wilson prepares a democratic peace plan.
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Senate
Ferris
Oklahoma
Home Committee On Public Lands
Cone
Germany
Wilson
Junkers
Major General Mann to Command Rainbow Division in France
Major General William A. Mann selected to command the Forty second Rainbow Division. The division will include militia troops from Oregon California New York and other states heading to France. General Mann has been head of militia affairs in the war department.
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William A. Mann
National Guard
France
United States
Oregon
California
New York
Mano
War Department
American Red Star Animal Relief advocates aid for army horses
A letter from Dr. Wm. O. Stillman to E. W. Burke outlines the American Red Star Animal Relief effort to establish veterinary hospitals ambulances and staff to support sick and wounded army horses in France. It argues horses are essential to mobility logistics and victory in war and urges participation in the Providence convention.
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E. W. Burke
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Wm. O. Stillman
American Humane Association
Organization of ‘American Red Star Animal Relief
American Ilumane Association
Red Cross
American
Red Star Animal Relief
France
Providence
W. O. Stillman
International Red Star Animal Relief
United States
Europe
The
Red Star
Fed Star
Seeking Carriers for Cheyenne Post Office
The U S civil service commission announces a male clerk carrier examination in Cheyenne Wyoming on September 22 1917 to form an eligible list for vacancies at Cheyenne post office Applications for blanks and information go to Jaime T Spear U S land office Cheyenne or district secretary 11th civil service district 303 Post Office Bldg Seattle Wash Applications should be filed with the district secretary at the earliest possible date.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Post Office
Jaimes T. Spear
11Th
Civil Service District
Post Office
Bidg
Seattle
Wash
City offices close for Frontier Park races
Frontier Park hosts a race day with all city offices closed so employees can attend. Gate receipts will be donated to the Red Cross mercy fund aiding American soldiers in France. State Leader Classified Ads promise results.
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Frontier Park
Red Cross Mercy Fund
France
Wyoming Weather Summary and Rural Outlook August 21 1917
Weather report for Cheyenne and Wyoming shows fair conditions Thursday with rising temperatures in the far north. The week was cool but generally favorable for ripening spring wheat oats and haying though thunderstorms delayed haying in the south. Livestock forage outlook mixed with central and northern dry periods and potential short roughage.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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Federal Trade Commission
Ty Alee
Food Administration
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Rainbow Division
Albany
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Lon
W .Burke
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Delaware Block
J. M. Cassidy
Weather Report
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Texoma
Sunset Brand
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Telegraph
Texas Cake & Linter Co
Dallas
Texas
Logan
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Logan’s Book & Curio Store
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