Cheyenne Urges More Red Cross Dressings During War
An editorial decries insufficient Red Cross dressings output in Cheyenne urging women to increase weekly sewing relief for wounded soldiers. It warns of possible German propaganda and notes no compensation for organizers while highlighting the need for stronger civic support and patriotism.
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Sosietér
Red Cross
State House
Cheyenne
American Red Cross
Capitol
Doldare
Dimee
Little Band of Cheyenne Workers Receives Weekly Services
A fragment notes daily services by a small Cheyenne group for the week. The text expresses a hopeful wish that the band’s numbers grow until they fill the state of Hawaii.
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Cheyenne Wi
Hawaii
Romanian king abdicates amid wartime pressures
The King of Romania is reported to have quit as war intensifies. The departure signals a shift in leadership during a period of upheaval, challenging the old saying that the crown carries heavy burdens.
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Romania
Sedition cases cited as warning in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne editorial argues for harsher penalties against sedition. It cites William Hulin sentenced to a year and a day for anti war sentiment and William Mubn convicted for hoping American soldiers drown in mid ocean. It warns such rhetoric weakens national morale and urges federal action.
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William Hulin
Cheyenne
William Mubn
France
Caele Simm
Fenper
New Angle in Sedition Through Pro German Reading Materials
The article warns that U S soldiers in France receive pro German magazines and pamphlets via the post office. It argues these efforts aim to sow doubt about America’s war purpose and morale, but asserts soldiers exposed to French war memories would reject sedition and remain loyal to the allied cause.
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Post Office Department
Pershing
France
W. Pamphote
America
Sammy
Viereck
Lille
Louvain
Francis Ferdinand
Bismarck
Austria
Germany
Kurt Eisner
Pan-German Society
New York Times Current History
Eisner
de Neue Zeit
William the Great
Make all you can save all you can give all you can
The national administration urges all employed men and women to earn save and give. Join Wealex and follow the motto to buy war savings stamps and support the government as wartime needs grow. Giving is described as lending to the United States at four percent interest.
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Wealex
Uncle Ant
India
Hans Delbrueck
Bismarecks Erbe
Delbrueck
Treitsche
Berlin
Preusaische Jahrbuecher
United States
Conquest and Kultur Debate Cited by Kellogg
Vernon Kellogg argues in Atlantic Monthly 1917 that Germans fight not only under compulsion but because they truly believe much of their rhetoric. The note warns that belief in their own propaganda makes German aggression more dangerous to the world.
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Vernon Kellogg
Atlantic Monthly
China
German colonial expansion drives sea power rhetoric
A collection of early 20th century statements and excerpts argue that German strength hinges on overseas colonies and a powerful navy. The quotes from Tirpitz, Treitschke, Delbrueck, Eisner, and Schumacher emphasize imperial reach, naval buildup, and the belief that a great empire requires colonies to defend national stature and economic interests.
Kaiser Speech and Army Size Reference in 1900 Context
The record notes Kaiser Berlin February 15 1900 referencing his grandfather William I as the Great. It discusses the army size increase noted by Bismarck during 1862 to 1865, achieved against constitutional opposition and Diet majority.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Christmas Gauss
William I
the Great
Bismarck
Kaiser's Berlin Speech Calls for Loyal German Unity
In a June 16 1896 Berlin address the Kaiser extols German guardians, science, and industry abroad and urges a united patriotic effort to strengthen the empire. He vows to protect fellow countrymen abroad and to conquer inherited duties to possess the reich.
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Germany
Kaiser
Berlin
Gauss
Weather Report Uncertain Data and Temperatures
A weather bulletin lists temperatures with errors and inconsistent digits. It notes Oldy normal for the date, actual mean 26 degrees, a 24 hour change as degrees warmer, high 64 at 1 pm, low 37 at 7 am, wind from the west at 12 15 pm, and precipitation totals since January 1 totaling 141.07 inches with normal 13.59 inches. last 24 hours show no rain or snow melted.
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Oldy
Mollie and the Little Book Reflect a Great Woman
A speaker recalls Mollie’s selfless compassion as she cares for Sonny and Dick, while a child’s death haunts their family. The passage links Mollie’s love to historical icons, praising her as one of earth’s truly great women without public history.
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Mollie
Mary
Lincoln
Isaac Newton
Nathan Hale
Raphael
Rome
Sonny
Margie
Jim
Fate
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Potice Department
Department 2 Tealine
Wyoming
Auropean Port
Wilson
von Reichenau
Vereinauer Deutschtum
Ausland
von Tirpitz
Treitschke
Sarajevo
England
Russia
Hermann Schumacher
Handels Und Machtpolitik
University of
Bonn
INGA
Namitey
Weather Report
Hartender
Martender's
Abe Martin
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