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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1918
Page
4
An editorial urging active social duty and communal effort to combat injustice. It promotes vigorous personal participation, worker responsibility, and unity in advancing the common good while contrasting dissenting views and political questions of Lenin and Trotsky.
An activist piece condemns degraded journalistic standards and urges a moral crusade to expose and root out unsavory city activities. The essay argues journalism bears a duty to the reading public and warns against tolerating sensational or ethically compromised reporting.
A writer condemns a newspaper for lurid front page headlines about a police case involving Chinese and a white person. The piece laments indecent phrasing and pledges not to name the offending paper, while noting other papers push sensationalism. It also references political and wartime curiosities and a Viennese bouquet rumor.
The article recalls Vernon Castle a famed dancer turned Royal Air Force captain killed training American cadets in Texas. It notes Americans once underestimated French dancing culture and honors Castle as a hero whose death reshapes that view and validates brave, skilled audacity.
A wartime column analyzes German propaganda and American reaction to free speech debates. It argues that while free speech must be defended, intolerant voices aiding Germany threaten national unity, and urges study of motives behind antiwar and isolationist sentiments.
ABE MARTIN offers to trade an all smooth 50 acre River valley farm in Clay County Missouri, fully cultivated with no improvements, near a school and rail station, for improved land east of Cheyenne Wyoming with assumption. Contact Tax 67 Hilldale Wyoming through The Sherman Pilot Co.
A narrator visits a stern executor and presses for an immediate $25,000 to ease a dying son's debts. The father resists threats and discovers the son has a compassionate ally, the woman the son once loved, who urges intervention. The scene ends with the old man weighing the request as a local newspaper notes the ongoing family drama.
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