Negative vs Aggressive Preparedness by Ales Hustie
Collier's Weekly argues President Wilson promotes negative preparedness, opposing Theodore Roosevelt's aggressive stance. The piece praises Wilson's defensive plan, warns against militarism, and urges restraint while maintaining readiness to deter invasion without fueling munition interests. It frames preparedness as prudent, not belligerent, and cites Lusitania and anti German critiques.
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Ales Hustie
Paydentics
Colliers Weekly
Hne
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Collier's
Lusitania
England
Porta
Pene
Europe
Law
Motion Pictures and Public Benefit in a Growing Industry
A western paper argues motion pictures rise as a major industry in the United States. It asserts broad public benefit from education and morality, while acknowledging censorship and parental oversight. The editor dismisses liberal editorial criticism as beneath notice and urges citizen response to objectionable content.
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Unite States
Board of
France After the War: Rail Journey Through Rebuilt Land
A Paris dispatch notes that on the Nancy to Parte rail line the landscape shows little sign of the two armies' retreat and advance across Champagne and the Argonne. Bridges have been rebuilt and bombed buildings repaired or replaced, with only an isolated structure remaining.
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Peenia
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
United States
Paris
Nancy
Parte
Champagne
Argonne
Meauz
Notice of patent for homestead entry Cheyenne 1914
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming December 4 1914 notice is hereby given that Alresos Groba of Cheyenne Wyoming who on November 1 1910 made homestead entry Serial No 66878 for section 10 township 14 6th Principal Meridian has a notice of invention three year period to claim the lead shore one eeply register and Rew gerd at Cheyenne neich day of January Lele Claimant Reames witnesses Walter Gassett Bila A Moore Leo Mover and Paul Pearson all of Cheyenne Wyoming WILL REID Register
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Department of the Ratermkor
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wye
Alresos Groba
Wre
Township 14
Esc
Rew
Gerd
Neich
Lele
Walter Gassett
Bila A. Moorehous
Leo Mover
Paul Pearson
Chosenne
Will Reid
Register
Department of the Interior
William Smith
Annie Jigtts
Douglas Iggests
Sevethon 20
Township
Mange
6Th Principal Meridian
Hegister End Neiceiver
A. B
Bames
Louis Federer
Theodore Federer
Pauliner
Joseph Barta
Wyo
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered
A New Yorker with wide experience writes on banishing the tobacco or snuff habit in three days. Edward J. Woods will mail his book free on request. Benefits include calm sleep, clear eyes, normal appetite, vigor, and relief from nervous craving. Address given as 1491 A New York City.
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Edward J. Woods
New York City
Soldiers and Priests Too in Italian Churches
In Italy soldiers officiate at small church altars, initially resisted by locals but now welcomed as priestly figures. The article notes that soldiers observed during mass are seen as military chaplains and are preferred to traditional priests by some communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Bigger and Better Militia Plan Urged by Cummins
Senator Cummins of Iowa arrives in Washington with a plan to strengthen the National Guard rather than form a new quasi military force. He would convert army posts into military schools, tighten officer qualifications, and push government manufacture of weapons as part of a broader national defense program.
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Washington
D. C
Senator Cummina
Iowa
National Ward
Garrison
Continental Army War
Cumming
Congress
National Guard
Iowa Republican
Nations Guard
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Continental Army
Wilson
Association of Military Schools and Colleges
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Padgett
Repubican
Naval Committee
Gerry
Hobson
Bathrick
Lee
Los
Notice of Public Land Claim Five Year Proof
William Smith, devisee of Annie JIGGts, deceased, seeks final five year proof for a homestead entry in township 15 N range 67 W, Cheyenne Wyoming. Before the Register and Receiver January 7 1616 at A B Land Office, with witnesses Louis Federer Theodore Federer Pauliner and Joseph Barta of Cheyenne.
Defense budget figures for navy and canal fortifications revealed
The document outlines broad navy and coast defenses spending with $27,647,000 for hulls and machinery of ships, $21,681,000 for armor and armament, and $8,000,000 for reserve ammunition. It lists coast defense items, submarine and mine projects, aviation funding, and canal fortifications, plus yard estimates and procurement terms. The plan includes substantial increases over last year and requires bonds, bids, and architect plan deposits.
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Marine Corps
Naval Advisory Board
ar‘Mery
United States
War Department
Panama Canal Zone
Arma
Navy
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Norfolk
Charleston, & C
Mare Island
Cal
Puget Sound
Wash
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Naval Station
Naval Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
R. 1
Guantanamo
Cuba
Notice to Contractors for State Armory Heating Work
Sealed proposals will be received by the adjutant general at the Capitol Building Cheyenne Wyoming up to 2 pm Tuesday December 28 1915 for a steam heating plant and plumbing to be installed in the state armory at Lander Wyoming Proposals must be in duplicate typewritten and envelopes endorsed Proposal for Heating and Plumbing State Armory Lander Wyoming A certified bond for 400 dollars payable to the state military board.
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Editoriaa
Poleon
Norcent
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Manenk
Motion Pictures
L. Kabis
State Military Board
Baerres
Weiger
Arhitects
Ming
Geo. M. Cliney
Dannelly Cafe
PDK
Kelley Mercantile Company
Creay
Cid
Ai U
the CexTark Company
Castoria
Ada
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