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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
4
The article argues metropolitan papers in New York and Chicago misjudge the push for national prohibition as an attack on state sovereignty. It contends the temperance drive threatens local liberty and warns against treating liquor policy as a national issue rather than a state concern.
The piece argues that states rights and abolition era logic apply to the liquor question today. It compares northern protest to southern acts on slavery, noting the economic and social stakes of prohibition and predicting sustained editorials as states ratify a prohibition amendment. Mississippi is cited as the first state to speak legally for the amendment.
The note jokes that Trotsky and Lenine threaten Romania while praising their selection of a foe their weight. The writer suggests they should train for a finish with the Germans instead.
The Cheyenne Tribune criticizes the delay in front page coverage of the Newport News spy arrest and German lieutenant tied to Wilhelmstrasse. It questions space constraints and mocks print priorities while noting United States secret service and naval intelligence uncover a major espionage case. Lansing is noted as a French secret service agent in the piece.
The article notes Britain's near recognition of the Bolshevik regime while doubting whether the government will engage in direct talks with them. It discusses potential diplomatic moves and the cautious stance of British authorities.
Excerpted remarks from Vernon Kellogg and Sir Max Waechter discuss German English tensions in 1917. They argue that English mistrust stems from naval rankings and that economic rivalry fuels conflict. Admiral Breusing notes land hunger and sea power as prerequisites for overseas policy.
Excerpts from Allideutache Blaetter and Die Post discuss German middle class support for conquest and the belief that decisive action is needed. Commentators quote Haase and Dr. W Puchs arguing the nation may face inevitable peril and should emulate bold leaders, with a focus on national pride and the sword.
In a candid voice Margie Waverly contemplates publishing her life in a little book. She argues she has been honest with herself and readers, acknowledging flaws while seeking a path to normal development and real womanhood.
A mixed excerpt blends wartime verse and personal notes. It contrasts fierce anti Prussian sentiment with intimate family conversations and plans for a social gathering, hinting at loyalties, fear, and hope during conflict. The text moves from martial cadence to domestic resolve and anticipated homecoming.
City plans beautification by planting 600 new trees around lakes north of town. One hundred will be planted east of Sloan's lake grove. 500 seedlings will go to Central and lake area parks. Several trees will appear in Clay-Du-Bond and Gilchrest parks at key intersections.
Mrs Pipton Bud's brother visiting says prices are high but you can drive faster than walk over Mehiee's Creek bridge for five dollars. The note presents a local quip about road conditions and a new roller tower at Th Palace lutter.
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