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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
4
The piece laments rising unanimity in legislative votes and public opinion campaigns. It warns that groupthink and propaganda sway Americans, fearing a loss of independent scrutiny and a drift toward organized religious revivalism. It calls for vocal objection to counter the trend.
Mrs. EHa A Noo, president of the New York state branch of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, says the fight against cigarettes will be tougher than battles against gambling and swearing because many women and men indulge in smoking.
The piece highlights Mme Breshkovsky as a bold agitator against autocratic Russia known as the Grandmother of the Revolution. It argues her mission existed beyond anarchism, critiques émigré activism, and urges truth telling to come from within Russia rather than from abroad. It laments exiles who fled at crisis and urges the soul of Russia to be found in Russia itself.
The piece argues the Balkan conflict endures in the postwar balance with Serbia pressing Adriatic aims and resisting Romania encroachment. It notes Romania’s separate peace rationale amid Russia’s collapse and Serbia’s wartime sacrifices, stressing the need for big powers to resolve the knotty Balkan question for lasting European peace.
The piece notes Prince Louis Philippe Robert, Duke of Orleans, born years ago and tied to France’s royal lineage though barred from entering France. It recalls his status since the Count of Paris’s death, his marginal royal role, and a 1896 marriage to Archduchess Marie Dorothea of Austria ending in separation.
Jesse Van Cundy, son of Alex Van Cundy, recounts long hospital stay and upcoming transfer to a seaport. He notes rainy weather, Thanksgiving meals, and compares life in France unfavorably to America, while hoping to return home for Christmas and mentioning fellow Cheyenne soldiers and a brother of a comrade.
An appeal to the Christian public of Great Britain to back self government for all peoples has been released by the National Committee on the Churches and the Moral Aims of the War. Taft Parker Mott and others sign the appeal urging support for Wilson era aims and an international league for peace.
An appeal urges that lands and peoples not yet organized politically be guided toward self government through tutelage and education. It calls for an international agency and a League of Free Nations to oversee decolonization, forbidding secret treaties or colonial ambitions while pledging eventual independence for dependent territories. It stresses safeguarding future self-rule over profit or prestige.
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