Mondell Speech Probed War Vote and Tax Policies
The Cheyenne audience heard Frank W Mondell recount his war session duties and faced questions about why he voted for war with a heavy heart and how he plans revenue measures. Critics urged clearer accounting of the war stance and tax roles as the new Congress prepares for funding and policy moves.
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Mondell speech spurs critique of Wilson war powers
The writer rebukes Mondell for exaggerating Wilson's authority and argues Congress caused the president's wartime powers by obstruction. It asserts the president needed broad powers to fight the war and warns against underestimating the danger from pacifists and treason foes. Wyoming editorial notes Mondell’s duty and questions Tribune prominence.
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The Farmer's Tractor Crisis Calls for Steel Priority
The article notes the farmer's central wartime role and need to expand crops despite labor shortages. It warns that a serious tractor shortage looms as steel for tractor plants is deprioritized for government orders, urging priority steel to boost farm productivity.
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Weather Summary for Cheyenne Wyoming Area
Weather report from the United States Weather Bureau Cheyenne Wyoming for twenty four hours ending 6 p.m. December 2 notes temperature 23 to 30 degrees, wind NW to SW at 40 to 60 mph gusts. Highest 42 degrees, lowest 26 degrees, precipitation since January 1 totals 13.28 inches with 0.02 inch snowfall in the last forty eight hours. Logged by L. H. Daingerfield.
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Cranston Cordiner Severely Cuts Throat on Barbed Wire
Laramie Wyoming December 3 Cranston Cordiner on his way to a high school dance crossed a vacant lot and cut a gash in his throat on barbed wire. A physician treated him with several stitches after the accident. The wire had been erected to prevent lawn trampling and Cordiner forgot it was there accidentally leaving the sidewalk.
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Man Marries Same Woman Three Times in 17 Days
Redwood City California reports Private Allen B Wentworth tied the knot with the same bride three times within seventeen days in a remarkable sequence of ceremonies.
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U S Naval and Military Strategy Shaping WWI War Effort
Washington dispatch notes American naval power lifts morale and reshapes Allied tactics. Pershing's influence on frontal assaults echoes in British and Italian campaigns as analysts foresee spring offensives with American troops en route.
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News desk telephone change prompts call 73
A separate wire has been installed for the news department and readers are asked to call 73 for information or news tips instead of 23. This move aims to speed up reporting during busy periods and directs all tipsters to the new number.
Germany in British press claims about postwar outlook
The Brunswick Volksfreund relays as fact a fiction tale about English prisoners' opinions. It cites supposed English views that there will be no war after the war and that patriotism will not raise prices. It also says officers foresee a postwar shift toward individualism or revolution, with socialist restraints weakening.
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Murguia and Army Prepared to Meet Villa Near Chihuahua City
General Francisco Murguia arrived in Chihuahua City with about 2,000 troops from Saltillo to confront Villa and his followers who have operated around the city and attacked federals at Ojinaga Laguna and Cutillo Parado. Murguia has twice driven Villa from the Jiminez and Casa Grandes districts.
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Burglars Take $600 in Loveland Gems
In Loveland Colorado and Fort Collins areas, burglars escaped with jewelry valued at 600 dollars late yesterday. Weld County bloodhounds followed a trail to the Colorado and Southern railroad crossing where it vanished. Authorities think the thieves may have caught a train and fled the area.
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