The Criminal Nation and Its Megalomania
The author likens Germany under its rulers to a criminal megalo maniac nation obsessed with conquest. It argues that such a regime must be defeated by force, contrasting looting motives with the incurable crime of megalomania and urging decisive military action to curb Germany. The piece notes contemporary headlines on murder trials, Bolshevik stories, and Cambrai competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ion
Amerita
Belgium
France
America
Heroine of Everyday Life in Boston City Hall Scrubwoman
Mrs Bridget Lyons served twenty five years as a city hall scrubwoman in Boston and will retire on a pension voted by the city council. She raised seventeen children and is praised as a quiet community heroine whose diligent work kept the hall clean and orderly for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Hall
Boston
Bridget Lyons
Bridget Lions
City Hall
Lyons
Pole Cae
Germany a Megalomaniac Nation
An opinion piece questions national criminality and argues indicting a nation rests on its government rather than every citizen. It cites Burke on indicting a nation and contends the German nation has not become criminal in nature, despite propaganda and wartime rhetoric.
Rising Temper in Buffalo Voice on Indiana Kansas Penitentiary Compare
A Buffalo Wyoming editorial mocks an Indiana paper for condemning Kansas prison statistics while Indiana’s own record includes contributing inmates to Leavenworth and a car load of dynamiters in 1914. The piece jokes about Indiana and Kansas loyalties and cites German and British war commentary as part of a broader World War I era dispute tone.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Indiana
Kangaa
Kansas
Sunflower
Leavenworth
Terre Haute
Wyoming
What is Going On in Germany as Told by Newspapers
A compact survey of how German events are portrayed by contemporary newspapers from Teutonic empires and neutral nations. It contrasts reporting styles, focus areas, and framing across outlets to reveal differing perspectives on German affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Germany
Europe
New York Morning Telegraph
Hun
Hanover Protest Against German Gas Restriction Order
The Hanover Volkswille denounces a new German gas restriction order as an unjust official regulation. It argues the rule limits to 80 percent of former supplies, harms the poor, and leaves little for lighting and heating while coal and spirits are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
No Police Court Held Yesterday Due to Thanksgiving
There was no session of the police court yesterday on account of Thanksgiving. The alternate date or proceeding details were not provided in the readable text.
Forger Active at Cokeville
A man named Harry Brownell supposedly forged checks at Cokeville and obtained $50 from Haggerty Bros. He had been employed by Hunter and Gray near Montpelier. after cashing a $15 check for his bosses he traveled to Montpelier and counterfeit three more checks of the same amount before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer, Wyo
Harry Brownell
Cokeville
Haggerty Bros
Hunter and Gray
Montpelier
Miller Bond Set After Tivoli Saloon Disturbance
In Montpelier police records Jay Miller and Jack Elliot face assault on an officer charges from the Tivoli saloon disturbance. Miller, bound at $100, was jailed after Sheriff Pat Hays took him to the city jail. Prosecutors plan court action in Judge Edwards' court. Thanksgiving patrols kept Cheyenne police busy with multiple liquor arrests.
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C. A. Swains
Miller
Pat Hays
Elliot
Edwards
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Cambrai
Meredith Davis
BE. A. Bweter
Nuelness
Cheyenne
Carey Ave
United States
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Willan Binglish
Nationallvearity League
Burke
Italy
FAS
Padua
Ats
Elologas
Estring L Her
Asiago O
Veuloe
Western Front
T’ Headquarters
National Newspaper Service
Hunter and
Gray
Cheyenne Police
The
Blarney
Ireland
Auguste Redia
U. S. Food Administration
Lloyd George
Allied War Council
Dreds
All News
Punk & Wagmalls Company
New York
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