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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

4

Teutonic Mind Clings to War’s Aftermath and Quiet Despair

A Hamburg businessman's grim forecast warns Germany may need generations to rebuild its world trading power after WWI. He blames Allied victory and submarine campaigns for wrecking Germany’s merchant marine and urges a decisive defeat of England to avert disaster, warning democracy is needed to escape fate.

Hamburg Germany England Europe Albion Funk Pan- Cormons Fatherland Party Junkers

Proclaims German World Power in Kiel Speech 1900

The Kaiser in Kiel on July 2 1900 urged bold action to secure Germany as a world power. He argued for centralized state power and continental leadership, praising Prussia and imperial aims, with quotes from Treitschke Bismarck and Machiavelli guiding policy.

Preussische Jahrbuecher Prussia Germany Alsace- Lorraine Europe Bernhardi Treitschke Bismarck Machiavelli Kaiser Kiel Gauss

The Breaker of Social Boundaries In A Restaurant Stall

In a quiet restaurant stall Jim recalls a woman confessing a harsh life turning from virtue to hardship. She questions a cruel punishment while others thrive, narrating a descent from respectable poverty to servitude and reliance on the mercy of strangers.

Wyoming Lynching Harms State Reputation and Justice

A Wyoming editorial denounces the Rock Springs lynching as a stain on democracy and calls for equal justice for Black citizens. It condemns southern mob violence and warns that such prejudice erodes the state’s reputation for fairness and enlightened Christianity.

Cheyenne Tribune Praises Itself Over London Chronicle

In a playful editorial defense the Wyoming Tribune pats itself on the back for surpassing the London Chronicle in daily world news and local tidbits. The piece mocks London fillers while extolling Cheyenne coverage and a quirk about blanketing horses to avoid Humane Officer Burker.

Sheridan Enterprise Cheyenne Tribune Rome Cato Carthage Tribune Cheyenne The London Chronicle Wyoming Tribune London Lloyd-George Lioyd George Parks Russia Battle West Ed Burke

German War Propaganda and German Thought in 1918

Excerpts review German aims and ideas from wartime writings and von Treitschke to Kellogg. It cites Atlantic Monthly commentary and German texts on world power, German unity, and the war’s moral framing. It notes figures and sources tied to German strategy and public policy.

Vermmnon Kellogg Atlantic Monthly

Cheyenne High School Patriotic Entertainment Tonight

Cheyenne high school presents a patriotic entertainment this evening at the symnasium. The free program features musical numbers readings and patriotic talks ending with the playlet Some Where in France. Miss Eunice Thompson directs the literary portion and Miss Florence Filanagan leads the music.

Vesta Bridges Tyson Cheyenne Symnasium France Eunice Thompson Florence Filanagan

Alumni Party at Cheyenne High School Reunion

The Cheyenne high school hosts an alumni reception and dance at the gym Saturday evening. Every graduate and their spouse are invited, with invitation details managed by Miss Abby R. E. Moya as chair. Invitations go to those who attended for one or more years if names and addresses are supplied.

Ogce Jim Wanuwa Cheyenne High School Gymmanum Abby RE. Moya

Square-deal furniture ad across from Plies Hotel

Ad copy notes Hobbs and means for a square-deal in furniture opposite Plies Hotel. Mentions a Si Call Mo 8 for seven passenger touring cars.

Hobbs & Means Plies

Weather report with inconsistent numeric values

A weather bulletin notes normal and actual temperatures for the date, an 21 degree rise in the last 24 hours, a high of 29 and a low of 20, a west wind at 5:05 am, and total precipitation since January 1 of 14.07 inches with 0.01 inch melted.

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