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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1918
Page
4
An essay argues against making hate a national emotion during war. It contrasts beliefs in Britain France and Germany, noting how fear and anger fuel xenophobia. It cites German wartime propaganda and calls for self examination rather than blanket prejudice.
A criticized speech by a Chicago speaker warns against German hatred and calls for German reform. It contrasts calls for violence with a hope that Germans of finer nature will resist cruelties done in the name of God. The article notes anti German sentiment and references to wartime peace terms and weather reports.
The Kaiver's Press claims wooly the U-boat can avert the American menace. The text questions Kaiser Bill's confidence in the so called wilent partner of the firm of Me Gott and Uo t.
An article warns Liberty bond holders against exchanging bonds for goods or accepting 105 percent offers. Citing government guidance, it says trading Liberty bonds risks devaluing them and harming market stability, urging holders to keep bonds unless in urgent need.
Reported remarks critique German expansionism and the Moroccan conference after World War I. Attaches discuss how belief in their rhetoric fuels aggression while France and Germany risk renewed conflict without a clear settlement, highlighting tensions in European diplomacy and nationalist stances.
War era dialogue from Berlin dated March 15 1813 discusses European conflict as means to world policy. mentions Bernhardt book Germany and the Nec War and the imperial chancellor's stance on Franco German relations. A Pan German meeting in Berlin includes critics and a war hymn chorus cited from Reichstag remarks.
London The House of Lords rejected Lord Loreburn's amendment to the Representation of the People Bill sought to exclude women from suffrage. The vote was 134 against the amendment to 69 in favor.
The piece titled As Told by N from Testonic Empires and Neutral Na explores the long standing Hat motif in a speculative narrative voice. It analyzes stylistic choices and potential symbolism within a fragmented cultural landscape.
The Kaiser views German press defenses of monarchy with alarm at democracy's dangers. Deutsche Kaiser argues that hereditary rule preserves power and liberty, warning that weakening the monarchy would hollow the nation and threaten Prussia's leadership and national influence.
SEATTLE Jan 12 Hiram Gill mayor of Seattle was barred today by the state bar examiners from practicing law in Washington for a year. The decision followed charges that his law firm Gill Hoyt and Frye used his name to solicit police court business.
Johno Claus was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Howe of Bushnell on the charge of stealing a load of wheat from Frank Cunningham farm. Claus, from Colorado, arrived with wheat sold for 74 dollars at Bushnell elevator and was jailed awaiting court action.
Seven men from Pierce and Ault districts were arrested after a county raid on a craps game said to be active in the area. The detainees are Roy Balmer Walter Murphy Simon Aleyer Sam Kaiser Otis Cook M Johnson and G Covad. They were taken to the county jail in Greeley following a sweep by Deputy S Scheets and deputies. An additional man’s evidence is expected to form the basis of the case.
An explosion at Patterson Powder plant near Wilburton Oklahoma killed James Garry, superintendent of the blazing department, as officials reported only one fatality and extensive property damage.
Private Fred A. Cook of the aero squadron died November 22 from an air gunshot wound while traveling to Europe, Gen Pershing informed the War Department. Cook's mother is Mrs Harrie Burnom of Fort Wayne Indiana.
In a sunlit morning scene, Annie greets Margaret Ann and Mrs. Lafferty arrives as the child bursts in with joy. A pink tourmaline necklace from California becomes the center of a light family moment and Aunt Margaret explains the nickname Margie.
Cheyenne Business Collegiate aims to arrange a basketball game with an external team. J Sullivan, formerly from Basin, was in town yesterday to discuss the visit and meet with local officials.
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