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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1918
Page
12
In this war era reflection, authors discuss hate as a national emotion and urge caution against inflaming enmity. The piece notes soldiers in trenches facing hate and contrasts German propaganda with restrained moral inquiry, warning against dehumanizing enemies or stirring collective vengeance.
A stark editorial contrasts German leadership and civilian rhetoric with calls for violence and contempt for enemies. It cites Vierordt and German leaders, laments propaganda fueling cruelty, and praises potential German restraint while critiquing the push to war. The piece ends noting unusual weather reports reflecting mood.
The kaiver's press claims the U-boat Wooly can rescue Germany from the American menace. The piece questions Kaiser Bill's faith in the firm of Me Gott & Uo.t and references a strained partnership.
An editorial warns against exchanging Liberty bonds for goods at 105 percent of face value. It notes such discounts would depress bond values and urges holders to keep bonds. Merchants are told not to offer rebated trades as they undermine market price. The piece also mentions a seven year old girl mailed home by parcel post.
Excerpts from a 1917 Atlantic Monthly discussion show German leaders arguing over Morocco and a broader colonial strategy. The text cites Herr von Heidebrand and other figures debating war risks, French-German tensions, and urged caution to avoid renewed conflict.
The text discusses European war as the means to world policy and refers to Bernhardt and Bethmann Hollweg. It notes liberal and pacific voices, public attacks on the government, Pan German protests in Berlin, and a Reichstag speech by Dr Wiemer. It closes with a teaser that the discussion continues.
London January 12 The House of Lords rejected Lord Loreburn's amendment to the Representation of the People bill seeking to exclude women from suffrage. The vote was 134 to 69.
The fragment discusses a work titled As Told by N from Testonic Empires and Neutral Na. It hints at analysis of authorship and narrative voice within a historical or speculative framework. Further readable text is needed for concrete details.
The Kaiser presses a pro monarchy line amid a German press defense, arguing that hereditary rule preserves liberty and unity. It warns that weakening the monarchy would doom national power and crown the king of Prussia as the country’s true leader.
Seattle mayor Hiram Gill was barred by the state bar examiners from practicing law in Washington for a year. The decision followed charges that Gill allowed his name to be used by the law firm Gill Hoyt Frye to solicit police court business.
Johno Claus, from Colorado, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Howe in Bushnell on a wheat theft charge. He claimed a crop load from the Frank Cunningham farm, sold at the elevator for $74, with a Bushnell bank check. Claus pled guilty in county court and awaits Judge Grimes at the next term.
Pierce Colorado January 12 seven men from Pierce and Ault districts were arrested after a county investigation into a craps game described as flourishing in the area. The detainees Roy Balmer Walter Murphy Simon Aleyer Sam Kaiser Otis Cook M Johnson and G Covad are well known local farmers and laborers. They were rounded up in Ault and Pierce by Deputy S L Scheets and other officers and taken to the county jail in Greeley. Another man’s evidence will form the basis of the prosecution.
Wilburton Oklahoma January 12. James Garry superintendent of Patterson Powder company blaze department killed when a terrific explosion wrecked the plant. Initial reports say one fatality with extensive property damage.
Private Fred A Cook of the aero squadron died November 22 from an airgun wound while en route to Europe. General Pershing informed the War Department. Cook’s mother is Mrs Harrie Burnom of Fort Wayne Indiana.
In a peaceful morning scene, Annie visits Aunt Margaret, Margaret Ann bursts in with joy, and a California pink tourmaline necklace is shared. The pair discuss nicknames, memories, and an electric car ride as the family reunites with warmth and Irish banter.
Sullivan from Basin visited Cheyenne yesterday as the college outlines plans to schedule an away game with an outside basketball team.
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