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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1918
Page
8
The text argues that democracy is not an efficient war machine and contrasts it with autocracy such as Germany. It contends a winning method must be developed to defeat malignant powers, citing U S figures and calling for decisive leadership akin to presidents and generals to end the conflict and secure self-government for future ages.
A 1918 American Defense Society expose documents alleged links between George Viereck and Washington insiders over a German propaganda bill. The piece questions how the bill traveled from Viereck to the Fatherland editor and examines Viereck’s motives and actions during the prior three years.
The article accuses Mr. Viereck of aiding German propaganda and hints at ties to German officials and lobbyists. It alleges his magazines’ content was controlled by lawyers and outlines connections with figures such as von Papen and Schrader, suggesting covert influence on U.S. policy and stock market tips.
The narrator recalls a shopping trip with Dick amid Chicago's Michigan Boulevard, contrasting mid-Victorian views of dress with a new appreciation for persona in clothes. They reflect on youth, democracy on the street, and the lively bustle of Automobile Row, Lake Michigan, and State Street as they wander the city.
The piece laments modern drift and lack of direction, urging definite goals and a steady compass in life. It uses nautical imagery of captains and charts to urge purpose, calm, and courage amid storms as part of a broader spiritual reflection.
Editorial discusses Wilson’s wartime leadership and the push for broader powers, warning opponents would portray such moves as autocratic while supporters claim it would stabilize governance. It argues broader authority could pass with support from both parties and benefit the nation.
Amid sorrow over Tuscania losses, British and American forces push to curb U boat damage. Sir John Jellicoe predicts August as a turning point, citing growing patrols and new ships from the United States. Outlook hinges on whether optimism precedes renewed losses. A Georgia heat wave prompts officials to enforce fuel rules.
The Cheyenne Tribune denounces a Moscow Red Cross report as yellow and condemns Hart for a personal letter on Red Cross actions. It accuses pro German sentiment and warns against publishing unverified claims that aid Kaiser's agents, urging proper channels and responsible journalism.
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