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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1917
Page
12
The piece urges American citizens to support the war effort and oppose apathy and German influence. It notes reactions to President Wilson's policy, cites Gerard and Wilson warnings, and stresses the danger of delays that could prolong the conflict this winter.
The essay denounces pacifists for delaying war aims and assisting autocracy. It argues peace comes via conscious resolve, rejects pacifist rhetoric as aiding Germany, cites pope and Kaiser letters as condonations, and warns the United States must stand with its president against concessions that fuel future atrocities.
Ballard Dunn argues for a wartime insurance bill to protect soldiers families, noting drafted men must be supported at home. He contends the government must provide for dependents to maintain morale and national duty, urging Congress to pass the bill for life, disability protections, and final care.
A speaker argues for a wartime insurance bill that would protect soldiers and their families. It outlines benefits for dependents in case of death or disability, calls for government rather than private insurers, and stresses justice, humanitarian duty, and national unity. The piece emphasizes the burden on families at home and the need to fund reeducation and economic reintegration for the maimed.
Christopher Columbus Herd was arrested Friday night by Officers Clancy and Christianson after escaping at noon. He was charged with beating an unknown man behind the Lincoln Highway garage. Herd claimed the other man tried to rob him in a saloon and began throwing stones, leading to a fight in which Herd’s assailant was badly beaten. Herd, claiming Union Pacific employment, was released after paying a $5 fine.
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