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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
12
The Missouri senator delivers a harsh rebuke of Roosevelt, Penrose, and Willcox arguing partisan wrangling will waste Congress. The piece says voters will judge the administration’s war conduct fairly at the next election, not swayed by partisan invective.
The piece debates Democratic efficiency in wartime and Senator Stone's sharp critique of Roosevelt. It argues that Roosevelt is unfairly branded a traitor by some and defends his motive as sincere. It calls for careful future remarks and notes tensions between parties as war looms.
The notice reports Bolsheviks unearthed documents suggesting long standing plans by Nicholas II of Russia and Wilhelm II of Prussia to exterminate socialists. The find is said to exasperate Russian and German socialism, with warnings about German autocracy’s future actions if the war persists. Senator Kendrick allegedly avoids Denver reporters, a habit linked to wartime silence themes.
Vernon Kellogg argues in Atlantic Monthly that German claims are persuasive because they truly believe their own propaganda. He warns this sincerity fuels aggressive ideas and global danger.
In 1911 and 1919 discussions, analysts note a shift from peaceable unionism to a war-leaning stance by William II. The Hamburg speech foreshadowed stronger defences and a policy of war as continuation of state aims, signaling Germany’s drift from peaceful cooperation to readiness for conflict.
In a 1913 discussion the German emperor and chancellor are described as promoting war with France as inevitable, with Moltke confident of German victory. The piece cites Jules Cambon and the diary style critique, noting nationalist manipulation and the emperor and chancellor as later directing leaders.
In Paterson New Jersey on January 22 retired sea captain Low Pathus Muller shot himself after predicting the Kaiser would die January 18 and failing to make the prophecy come true. He left a note admitting he was a false prophet and had sinned against God. Midwest Oil company installs a 7 horsepower pump.
A poem by Herman Hagadorn Jr printed in the Boston Post reflects a martial, prophetic call. It pictures troopers riding forth and asks whether they will live or die, urging courage and duty as humanity’s call echoes in a beleaguered city.
Curtis Spatz of Hillsdale was crushed against a shed by a reversing tractor. His brother swiftly shifted the machine to forward, saving his life. He is the son of farmer Richard Spatz and is insured, with medical care from Dr. Henson of Burns.
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 and Acacia Lodge No 11, A F and A M, are asked to meet at the Masonic hall on Wednesday at 2 40 PM to attend the funeral of our late brother H P Blanchard. Watson and Howell sign as officers of the lodges.
In dialogue rich with reflection, Dick and Margie discuss love, loyalty, and the pull of ambition. A man torn between a life of deeds and a deep, demanding romance questions if love can endure alongside public scandal and personal ambition.
Berlan Jan 22 German recon noitering expeditions scored successes yesterday along the Pree front northwest of Rheims and in the Argonne. Active artillery fighting occurred in Plandres Lens Champagne and Yverdon regions. A British thrust south of Venhuile was beaten off and some prisoners were taken. Lovell-Byron flour mill opened for activity Dec 51.
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