Germans Evasive On Armistice Talks At Brest-Litovsk
Bolshevik representatives charge German diplomats with evasiveness during armistice negotiations on the Brest-Litovsk border. The piece contends German leadership lacks trust and questions the Bolshevik path as Russia fights under Prussian influence with Balkan nations resisting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest-Litovek
Podall
Representa
Jan Porth
Germany
Onder
Lenine
Trotsky
Derin
Russia
Drive to Send U.S. Troops to Italy War Debate
The piece argues that American forces must join the Italian front against Austria rather than rely on allies alone. It emphasizes the threat to U.S. shores and compares the Italy theater to historic battles at Rome and other campaigns, urging decisive action and deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Verona
Metternich
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Austria
Italy must be saved to preserve democracy in Europe
The author argues Austria must not regain control of northern Italy including Lombardy and Venice. American troops should join the fight to defend democratic Italy against Teutonic aggression and Prussian autocracy. The piece notes the Riga region famine and hints at anti Austrian sentiment locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetia
Lombardy
France
Aretria
Prestia
Victor Emmanuel
Pruseh
Austria
Avetria
Italy
Tiulia Irridente
Venice
Europe
Better Than London Chronicle Editorial Sparks Local Debate
An editorial comparison stirs pride and embarrassment in Laramie readers as the Wyoming Tribune and London Chronicle are scrutinized. The piece notes a Denver Post incident, then praises the London Chronicle as a strong city paper, while discussing war indemnity rhetoric and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prommlng Tribune
London
Tronicle
Daily Chronicle
Laramie
Post
Laramie Republican
Tribune
Metropolitan Chronicle
The
London Chronicle
Greatest Crime of War? Belgians Armenia Torpedoing Hospital Ships
Paris reports mixed views on the war’s greatest crime. Lord French cites torpedoing hospital ships, while Stephen Pichon condemns the war itself. Rodin mourns Rheims and revulsion over naval attacks, with other leaders condemning Belgium’s violation of neutrality and German aggression.
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Belgium
Armenia
Associated Press
Paris
Dec
L'America Latina
Europe
Lord French
Great Britain
Stephen Pichon
Rheims
Auguste Rodin
W. H. Dunn
London
Monseigneur Baudrillart
Catholic Institute of Paris
Germany
Signor
Vicente Blasco
Ibanez
Turkey
M Sidantic
James Bryce
Alfred Capus
The
Figaro
Lille
Maitre
Edouard Clunet
Playing War Poem Reflects a Child’s View of Duty
A nostalgic verse by Hilbert J. Glover contemplates a father’s combat past through a child’s questions about fighting for the country. The poem imagines the son’s admiration and the parent’s quiet recollection as memories of war endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert J. Glover
Wanted in Laramie for Forgery Arrests in City
Ray Cobb wanted in Laramie by Sheriff Carl Jackson on forgery charges was arrested Thursday night and jailed to await transfer. He used the name Robert Vails at the station and matched the description sent from Laramie. A local acquaintance identified him, leading to the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cobb
Laramie
Carl Jackson
Bastil’e
Robert Vails
Cobb
Wilson quotes raise resolve to thwart Bolody’s advance
Fragmentary quotation from President Wilson extols freeing power and national production while opposing Bolody’s interference. The text suggests a call to defend American strength and liberty.
Confessions of Margie Waverly Married Life Memoirs
A compact note describes Confessions as the life story of Margie Waverly who marries Richard Waverly. Each chapter presents a complete incident exploring joys and sorrows in married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie” Waverly
Richard Waverly
Margie Resolves to Vote Her Own Stock Amid Family Clash
In a tense hotel scene Margie confronts Dick and Jim over proxy votes and a proposed trust. She insists on voting her own stock despite pressure, while noting their control of her property and her resolve to maintain independence. The chapter closes with her decision to vote her own shares.
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Margie
Jim
Trust
Sable
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Napoleon
Victor Emmanuel of
Sardinia
Count Cavour
Rome
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Riga
Bill Stone
Kaiser
Meo
Gott
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Viele Sam
Stock Growers National Bank
Orner
17Th and Capitol
Cheyenne, Wyo
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Everett True
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Hanner
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