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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1918
Page
12
A historical meditation notes the coming year as a major turning point in global conflict. It contrasts modern upheaval with 1666 and cites the U.S. entry into war, German aggression, and hopes for social and political realignment after the conflict.
The piece argues a full regeneration of Germany will take more than a year, possibly generations, as Prussia’s war-lords taint the nation. It warns that even 1918 may not bring peace, and notes suspicion of Germany’s moral standing among the world, with Kaiser Wilhelm’s regime in question.
Historical note discusses whether rail porters tips count as earnings under workmen compensation. Courts split, House of Lords rules tips form part of ordinary earnings, potentially lowering employer wage costs. Ends with editorial quips about war, sultans, and New Year's resolutions.
The text argues Germany should pursue economic rapprochement but can wait and must not rush. It warns that in war Germany would not respect Dutch ports and Holland should accept eventual unification with Germany. It cites 1901 Grenzboten quotes and 1916 memorial notes by German industrial groups seeking Belgian and Dutch integration under Berlin control.
The text discusses German aims and Allied reactions, noting Belgians Dutch sentiment toward Germany and fears of continental domination. It cites Daniel Frymann and Karl von or related authors, arguing smaller states lose independence as great powers advance, and predicts Holland facing pressure toward union or absorption amid canal development and shifting alliances.
Washington reports America’s balance of trade near 3 billion dollars at November’s close. The goods surplus grew by 141 million from the same period last year, according to the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Pair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions. Generally fair skies across Wyoming, warmer in the east. Temperature data show current mean near 41 degrees, high 53, low 37, NW wind up to 24 mph. Precipitation since January 1 totals 14.07 inches with 0 of last 48 hours.
General Pershing orders limit alcoholic beverages among American expeditionary forces in France to light wines and beers. Officers will be held strictly accountable for full compliance to maintain sobriety and high moral standards in the army.
Contractor John E Howard says good weather will allow mortar and concrete work to be finished within ten days. With that completed the jail will need only carpentry and be ready for occupancy by March 1 in the city and county project.
Archie Skillings and Alva Smith have bought the Manville garage from James Kennedy in Keeline Wyoming. They plan to invoice today and take possession immediately. Kennedy has joined the navy and expects to be aboard by late January.
Chicago December 31 United States authorities reveal a spy system at American aircraft plants after the arrest and arraignment of Paul H Bilbuber a German descended youth found with blue prints of Dayton Wright Aeroplane Company ships. He is charged as a member of a German spy service seeking U S aviation progress information.
Five room bungalow at 1108 East 21st Street with garage and south facing front. Property invites offers, reflects casual real estate listing dynamics.
Margie and Dick discuss Mollie and Chad while Ellene defends moral courage as not exclusive to women. The trio argues anonymous letters reveal cowardice and gender bias, with Ellene denouncing backstabbing as a personal betrayal. To Be Continued.
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