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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
12
A fragment discusses German influence and postwar democracy rhetoric. It notes a Chevéone German school must demonstrate credibility to continue its path, amid concerns of provoking the United States into conflict and defending a democratic shift.
The report states that allied powers reject classifying Lansdowne as a Hands-up incident. Officials argue the situation requires different terminology and context.
In Cheyenne a war era dispute centers on teaching German at the high school. supporters say German aids technical study while opponents warn it breeds German influence. Local officials consider closing the German program if loyalty concerns persist.
A shattered romance ends in murder trial absolution for Blanca de Saulles, the Chilean heiress. The piece traces a young marriage, jealousy, divorce, and public shaming, ending with a mother’s love as her sole treasure and a digression on Rodin and Pershing.
The State Leader voices cautious support for Edivor Deming as a potential Republican candidate for Congress against incumbent Frank Mondell. It notes no formal declaration has appeared in the Wyoming Tribune, but expresses eagerness for a November race with a Democrat likely to win.
In The Hague the National Liberal Industrial Annexionist organ argues Lloyd George seeks to pressure the United States for immediate entente aid. It warns against underestimating American impact, notes German claims of anti–Allied reports, and cautions that U‑boats, zones, and ships limits could still threaten Allied supply as Germany braces for possible American intervention.
Utah wartime official reports a survey of Idaho Colorado and Utah showing 12 percent more land to be devoted to food production next year than in 1917. The findings will be submitted to Herbert Hoover, food administrator.
Directors of the Midwest Oil company met in Denver and declared a quarterly dividend of 2 cents on the preferred stock. The meeting discussed earnings and the advisability of paying a dividend on common stock, but a decision was postponed.
Bavarians ridicule King Ludwig visiting Bamberg with royal trappings mocked as wasteful in rationing times. The Fraenkischer Volksfreund notes the royal party, Benedictine Michaelsberg Abbey absence, Bamberg’s town hall honor, and a proposed municipal club backed by the begear's hat amid food-short era.
State Labor Commissioner Ed P. Taylor travels to Chicago to join the labor council on boys work in agriculture. An appointment for an agricultural expert will be made at Congress with Taylor to propose a candidate from the state. He expects to return early next week. St Mark's Annual Bazaar set for Friday December 7 featuring Red Cross aprons for sale.
A serialized marital memoir recounts Margie Waverly and her husband Richard Weverly as they navigate joys and sorrows in married life. Each chapter presents a complete incident shaping their union.
A shopper spends a day at a downtown Chicago department store and chats with a clever salesgirl who plots career moves and marriage prospects. The young woman reveals ambition to move from selling fur sets to buying, and hopes to marry a department manager for a better income. The narrator reflects on gender roles and workplace dynamics in a candid, early 20th century social vignette.
Announcement at Fort Russell disclosed orders sending the First Cavalry south for a forthcoming movement. The number of men involved is small, and the exact departure date and destination remain withheld.
Four hundred seventy five graduate nurses are needed for immediate army service before December 12. Over the next year at least 20,000 more nurses will be required in army hospitals in this country and Europe.
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