Teutonic Rhetoric on American War Entry
The piece attacks German papers for ridiculing American motives for entering the war and mocks the Teutonic logic that excuses Germany's actions. It cites Lusitania, Belgium, and Peruvian incidents to claim Prussia dictates right and condemns neutral outrage. It notes German blame and distorted history shaping public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kis
France
America
Germany
Sammles
Iglam
Lusitania
Proseia
Prussia
Belgium
Teutonic
Prenkfurter Zeitung
Peru
Prinsela
Powelan
Berlin
Perceived Wartime Lens and Papal Warning Amid Turbulence
The text reflects wartime editorial tone noting a ship’s lens as a notable moment in Peru and comparing Belgium’s wartime entente. It claims Prussia’s crimes will be remembered despite time and recounts a pope warning Christian governments against aiding the Turks in Jerusalem while implicating the Kaiser’s government.
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Peru
Belgium
Prussia
Jeruaslem
Arkansas Patriotism Boosts War Effort Impressing Governor
The Arkansas governor reports the state has supplied 26 000 volunteers under the draft, with 2000 more ready to train and join the colors, and hopes to form a fourth volunteer regiment as patriotic sentiment spreads nationwide. He urges admiration from Mr Hohenzollern and notes 110 million Americans backing the war.
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Menna
William Hohenzeflern
Berlin
Arkansas
White House
Wilson
Tts
Brough
Kaiser
United States of America
Hohenzollern
Jury batting averages cited in three high profile trials
The piece notes juries in the de Saulles, Means and Varney murder cases have batting averages read as 0 for runs and hits, while the defendants claim the juries batted 1,000. It frames the trials as national events and uses sports metaphor to compare juror performance.
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de Saulles
Means
Varney
Season of giving to Red Cross and Salvation Army urged
The notice urges Christmas donations to the American Red Cross to aid soldiers and civilians without regard to race or creed. It also calls for a generous Salvation Army appeal in Cheyenne to assist the poor and destitute. Mention is made of Joe Cannon favoring prohibition and draft men learning French abroad after the questionnaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siecov
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Contested War Views In German Thought 1914 Debates
A fragmentary discussion cites German writers arguing war moral ambiguity and dangers of arbitration. It notes belief in others words as a risk, and warns that peace ideals may be immoral. It names Oskar A H Scholle and Fr. von Bernini among commentators on political health and state power.
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Pyting
Doak
Char
Oskar A H. Scholle
Schmitz
Latue
Das Kulturideal und der Krieg excerpt discussion
Fragmentary excerpt from Lasson 1865 argues war as a state’s core phenomenon and a force shaping civilization. It cites a Berlin philosopher claiming a state exists for war and conquest, with peace as a false foundation and national life defined by preparation for conflict.
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Lasson
University of Berlin
Germany
Idem
War as civilization and imperial ambition in early 20th century thought
Excerpt cites diverse authors arguing war’s moral justification and duty to expand state power, contrasting pacifist views with calls to treat war as a civilizational necessity. It references Lasson, Bernhardt, and others discussing Britain's role and imperial aims in the prelude to World War I.
Alleged horse thief arrested in Rawlins
John W. Norton undersheriff from Idaho Falls arrived in Rawlins to take into custody George A. Graham wanted on a horse stealing charge. Graham was employed in the Saratoga valley by James Snyder and was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Glenn Scott before being brought to Rawlins county jail.
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Rawlins
Wyo
John W. Norton
Idaho Falls
Idaho
George A. Graham
Graham
Saratoga Valley
James Snyder
Glenn Scott
Frank Gotch Dies at 41 in Humboldt Iowa
Frank A. Gotch world renowned heavyweight wrestling champion died yesterday at his Hum boldt Iowa home from araemic poisoning. He had suffered ill health for two years. He was 41.
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Des Moines
Frank A. Gotch
Humboldt
State completes regional fuel boards in Wyoming
The State Fuel Administrator Augustine Kendall reports progress with county advisory boards. Laramie and Sweetwater boards formed. Platte, Hot Springs, and Sheridan boards organized. Delays due to distance and awareness persist. Kendall aided Rawlins by diverting coal after a hospital fire left patients unheated and the rail line sped coal deliveries.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Augustine Kendall
Laramie
Sweetwater
A. R. Couzens
Green River
James Overy
D. EB. McCurtain
Superior
J. H. Burnmier
Wamsulster
Platte County
Thomas J. Carroll
Wheatland
Alfred Sheldon
Chugwater
E. P. Perry
Guernsey
George M. Sliney
Thermopolis
Hot Springs County
A. T. Yankee
Sheridan
Kendall
Rawlins
Train Stalled by Severe Windstorm in Wyoming
A westbound Laramie Plains train between Walden and Coalmont was stalled overnight by a windstorm that filled a cut with snow and sand. The engine could not move until a snowplow cleared the passage this morning, allowing the train to proceed to Coalmont. Loaded coal cars began moving again with plans to reach Wyocolo today and arrive in the city tomorrow.
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Laramie
Wyo
Laramie Plains
Walden
Coalmont
Wyocolo
Law aims to bar underpar bonds purchase in wartime
A resolution introduced by Representative Wood of Indiana proposes making it unlawful to buy or offer to buy any federal bonds for less than par and accrued interest, a measure filed in Washington on December 18.
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Liberty Bonds P&p ED
Washington
Wood
Jodiana
Smite. A Feminist View on Punishment and Sin
In a reflective exchange, Margie questions why a woman bears endless punishment for her acts while a man reoffends and returns home. The discussion touches gender roles, fairness, and the legal consequences of sin as Jim and Dick weigh in with personal anecdotes and a feminist stance.
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Jim
Adama
San Francisco
Margie
Bromo Quinine Tablets Marketed in Local Box Claim
An advertisement touts Grip-LAXATIVE Pito-Mo Quinine tablets to prevent colds. It claims to remove the cause and notes a single product labeled Bromo Quinine with EE. W. GROVE'S signature on the box.
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EE. W. Grove
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