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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
4
The text stresses transportation facilities and shipment vital to win the war. It urges decisive, expansive action to hasten victory over Prussianism and calls for full public and private commitment. A garbled line mentions William Hoss and an unclear year.
The War in Blythe's Der Tag for Us translates the European conflict into American terms. It localizes German atrocities in Kansas Nebraska Long Island and other states to urge unity and resolve and to show the impact on American women children and homes. A reader is urged to read and commit to sustaining the national effort until Prussianism is defeated.
In a candid exchange Margie and Mollie discuss a blind child and the father Chad. Mollie envisions a home school and hospital to aid other blind children, while Chad struggles with his son’s blindness and guilt. The piece ends with “To Be Continued.”
The nation mobilizes railroads under federal supervision with the president directing and the treasury secretary in charge. Rail systems will keep management and workers, but operate for the government to serve public interests, guaranteeing profits and stability amid wartime. State socialism, or industrial democracy, is linked to this shift, as railroads become essential arteries of production and troop movement. Public and private interests realign, and financial markets react quickly to the government takeover plan.
An excerpt critiques German beliefs in their own rhetoric and cites Kellogg and Bernhard on anti France policy. It discusses German demands to crush France, a doomed prophecy of costly war, and ominous references to religious imagery about healing France’s wounds. The fragment reflects WWI era propaganda tone and cited opponents.
A historical set of quotations and statements from 1914 1915 marking German aims against France. The extracts discuss weakening France politically economically and militarily transferring assets to German hands seizing colonial possessions and demanding harsh war indemnities. Signatories include academics clerics and officials. The text notes strategic frontier ambitions from Belfort to the coast and mentions Verdun Longwy Alsace Lorraine and imperial control of iron ore mines.
Girl carpenters of England building huts in France had Christmas leave to visit their families.
Casper Wyoming December 28 police hunt a burglar who entered four sleeping rooms at the Luii Decker Tool Co building while four workers slept and stole 75 in cash and a 1 jewel Elgin watch. Wires go to nearby towns for the suspect. The robbery described as one of the boldest in Casper in months.
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