Wyoming Democrats Press War Unity Over Premature Campaigns
Wyoming Democratic leaders urge party unity to win the war and postpone state committee actions until after primaries. They question Republican early campaigning and contrast it with bipartisan focus on national peril and a victorious peace, while criticizing GOP pressures and political maneuvering.
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Wyoming
G. OO. P
America
State Committee
National Democratic Committees
Republican National Committee
St. Louis
Wyoming Republican Committee
Republican State Committee
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank System
Stades Commission
Allan
Peopublican Committee
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States wartime temperance drive reaches soldiers
The United States committee on war Temperance activities in the army and navy launches a broad educational push for every service member. One million copies of the Fighter manual and a companion booklet Pulled-up Boove are printed, with films, auto displays, charts, posters, and camp programs across cantonments and camps. About $50,000 has been spent to date.
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Charles Stelzle
France
United States Committee On War Temperance Activities
Army and Navy
America
Vance Thompson
National Army
Fereer National Guard
M.C. A
Cantonments Haking
United Committee
Why Germany Is Like Holland Joke From New York School
A New York public school geography class recounts a grimy handed student asking why Germany is like Holland. The teacher reprimands, the exchange turns to a harsh wartime joke about Hell and damned land. An Italian draftee mocks English and Moglish knowledge, highlighting wartime sentiment and prejudice.
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America
New York
Germany
Holland
Indefinite American Attitude Toward the War by Emerson Hough
Emerson Hough argues against retaliatory air raids but insists on opposing Germany’s will to destroy. He warns of threats to American homes and property and calls for mobilizing a half million in the NES to influence peace councils. He maintains the need to fight for national safety and civilization now.
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England
Germany
We Must Fight Germany or Faces of Destruction
The passage urges immediate war against Germany, insisting self defense justifies destruction and sacrifice. It portrays war as brutal yet necessary, predicting looming conflict and the need for trained soldiers and a capable wartime civilian effort. It warns that peace without fighting will invite disaster and subjugation.
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Philip
Germany
Atlantic
Unyielding Resolve to Finance War Effort
A speaker insists on mobilizing up to tens of millions of troops and spending vast sums to defeat Germany. He argues the cost could reach five to a hundred billion dollars and that the nation must be willing to sacrifice everything, now rather than later. The money, he says, exists in American soil and skies and must be spent if required.
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Germany
America
Oil companies file incorporation papers with secretary of state
North Shannon Oil Company of Casper capitalization 250000 is listed along with Fort Bridger Oil Company of Evanston capitalization 500000 and the One Hundred Oil Company with a 100000 capitalization and offices in Douglas.
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North Shannon Ol Company
Casper
Fort Bridger Oil Company
Evanston
One Hundred Oil Company
Douglas
Donna Adopts Red-Headed Orphan Boy From Home
Donna Tenney visits an orphanage and selects Bill a bright red headed boy for adoption despite planning for a girl earlier. The sister cautions on formalities, and Donna declares she will make Bill legally hers and leave all in her will. The narrator ponders maternal love in adoption versus birth.
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Donna
Fie
Bill
Billie
Donna Tenney
John Stein
City National
Billy
Baby Bil
Margie
Artificial Friend and Peculiar Wig Pedigree
Vance Cooke recalls an artificial companion described as odd yet notable. The creature featured a distinctive wig that caused dandruff, a glass eye with emotion, artificial teeth that worked outside the head, and a set of predigested meals generating income during the night.
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Vance Cooke
UN O Ichabod
Jis
Copywright
The
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Impulsive Brother George Found Dead in His Bed
A former workman met an old colleague and asked about his brother George. The man replied that George was dead, found in his bed. He noted George had always been impulsive, and the report suggested a sudden passing.
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George
Mistah Brown
Lawyers discuss settlement in old man’s will case
In a Boston Tran script, a conversation between two lawyers centers on a will dispute. One says the result is a hundred fifty thousand dollars, while the other notes the decedent may have left more than that, prompting reflections on the adequacy of the settlement.
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Boston Transcript
The Substitute and Other Ditties Cartoon Snippet
Cartoon captions from Cassel's Saturday Journal and Chicago Herald mock a naively misheard scene of tobacco versus cigar and a piano joke. The page also quips about a forged notes case referenced by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Cassel
Saturday Journal
San Francisco Chronicle
Carpenters' Union Leads Local War Stamp Purchase
The carpenters union heads a list of local labor groups buying war savings stamps. They totaled $250 in stamps with many members of the union contributing. W A James of Cheyenne, secretary of the state federation of labor, represents the U S treasury and is empowered to sell savings stamps.
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Carpenters’ Union
the Carpenters’ Union
W. A. James
Cheyenne
State Federation of
Laho
Treasury
Shoes Price Debate Sparks Banter in Town
Abe Martin riffs on high shoe prices while noting Mrs. Tipton Bud's grocery connections. The column humorously questions costs and shop roles, reflecting local daily life with wry wit.
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Everett True
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