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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
2
Robert Herrick argues in favor of postwar convalescence and reconstruction guiding the United States toward international cooperation and renewed ideals. He warns against returning to narrow nationalism and greed while urging individuals to influence history through sustained reform.
Harbin Manchuria news notes a local labor organ endorsing United States friendship with Russia. The article editorially asserts American words can be trusted and U S diplomacy is straight and democratic, citing a quoted European source.
A Manchurian figure states that the United States would interfere in Russia's internal matters and calls for Russia to develop its own wealth. He suggests America could be a true friend offering help, but cautions that Siberia could not be occupied by America.
The National Security League outlines a nationwide effort to counter Bolshevik influence in America while denying opposition to socialism and stressing anti-un-American activities. Officials emphasize focus on government by the minority and actions against seditious socialist movements.
Special to the State Leader reports John D. Rockefeller Jr. says there are four parties to industry capital management labor and the community He notes his son has three partners and labor may demand a seat at the table He warns leaders to embrace a new industrial order toward harmony and mutual concession in reconstruction era meetings.
Boulder, Dec 19 The University of Colorado will continue military training after demobilization of the Students Army Training corps. Acting President Dr George Norlin announced the program under the reserve officers training corps system. The board of regents made training compulsory for freshmen and sophomores and authorized a unit of 100 men to qualify for federal aid. Students may contract with the War Department after two years to extend two more years earning board lodging and six months of regular army camp, then may receive a commission as second lieutenant or return to civilian life.
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