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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1918

Page

4

Napoleon in Berlin and Germany's Napoleonic influence

The article reports on German adoption of Napoleon’s tactics and philosophy, noting von Kühlmann’s Reichstag remarks, the spread of Napoleonic ideas in education and military thinking, and contemporary German propaganda surrounding defeats and military news reporting. It cites figures like Bertin, Vienna, and Mapuleon as propagandists.

von Kuehlmann Jonker Reichstag Napoleon Napolnofie Corsica Germany Prosala Bertin Vienna Berlin France Paris Channel Mapuleon

Military Training Debate and European Preparedness

The American Union Against Militarism circulates an editorial attacking universal military training. The piece contrasts autocratic Germany and democratic France, noting both were prepared for war and had developed their training systems. France and England were also highly trained, preventing the notion that Germany alone was ready for war.

American Union Pennsylvania Germany France England

War lessons and the need for democratic strength

The author argues nations prepared for war, not peace, with France defending liberty and Germany seeking world domination. It calls for arming democracy, universal military training, and a powerful peacekeeping system, while warning against force-worship and envisioning a future where force yields to democratic ideals unless tyranny resists.

Germany Europe France Friends of Petrograd Romanoffs Gutoerney Democraty

U-Boat Periscope Variety and Use Demystified

An article explains submarine periscopes including housing type rising and lowering for stealth, short four to six inch diameter units for speed, tall finger scopes for stationary patrols, and a spare. It notes vibration limits above four knots and a typical four degree horizontal field of vision rotated by the observer to scan horizons.

Cheyenne men fined after illegal liquor cross state line

Hugo Freund and L. C. Pinber were stopped at the Wyoming Colorado border while transporting two pints of liquor for private use. They were fined 300 dollars plus costs, and the liquor was seized. The men had intended to travel to Greeley for private use then returned.

Colorado Wieon Hugo Freund L. C. Pinber Cheyenne Lends Greeler Freund

Serbians Observe Day of Disaster in San Francisco

In San Francisco on July 1 Serbians marked Kosovo Day with parades and a burning of effigies including the Prussian double eagle. The observance featured Balkan costumes, ceremonies in the exposition auditorium, and an anthem recalling 1389 and a call for freedom and victory.

San Francisco Calif Kosovo Europe Exposition Auditorium Balkans

Soldiers beat by U P cavalry team in a close park game

In a spirited Sunday contest at Pioneer Park the 315th cavalry defeated the U P team 6 to 4 to level their series. Eddie Schoels debuted strongly at first base, and Crowland also excelled as the soldiers rallied from a 4–0 deficit to nearly tie the score in the seventh before fielding kept the railroaders ahead.

U. P Eddie Schoels Vv. P Crowland Railroaders

City Commissioners Hear Fire Dept Equipment Plans

At Monday’s meeting the city commission announced arrival of new fire department equipment around August 16. A combination auto truck, an aerial ladder attachment, and a street sprinkler are to be commissioned soon. A deputy treasurer may handle finances as no successor was appointed to Commissioner Storey who goes to war.

Storey Bales

Snow Falls in Mountains Hits Travelers Hard

Snow in the mountains slows travel as returning hikers report night snowfall and heavy accumulations in several areas. Forecasters warn of slick conditions and travel delays across mountain passes.

Mountaln Coupe

Leslie Miller Enlists in United States Navy as Private

Leslie A. Miller once a Albany County representative and Wyoming immigration deputy commissioner now serves in the U S Navy as a private. He resigned a fine business post and declined a commission to avoid personal glory while entering naval service.

Leslie A. Miller Albany County Wyoming State Land Board Cheyenne United States Navy Miller

Miller and Kinney Oil Ties Boost Wyoming Firm

In 1916 Miller joined J C Kinney and J D Clark of the Kinney Oil company, then mounting as a prosperous Wyoming enterprise. Miller, serving as secretary, aligned with a Denver HQ outfit and Cheyenne friends expect rapid promotion as his service record gains notice.

Mathée Gary Miller J. C. Kinney J. D. Clark Kinney Oil Company Wyoming Hi Enliattrent Denver Millerne Cheyenne

Princess Star Wounded in France in War Frontline Scene

Sergeant M. Gill of the United States Marines, famed as the Bible-reading sharpshooter in George Kleine's patriotic film The Unbeliever, is among the severely wounded in General Pershing's recent casualty list. It is believed Sergeant Gill fell during an attack at Chateau Thierry as warfare became reality from the battlefield of film.

M. Gill United States Marines George Kleine General Pershing Olf Chateau Thierry

Fine program at Fort Russell draws Cheyenne crowd

People of Cheyenne attending the Fort Russell pro frame nightly grew more impressed by Sunday’s show. The program featured vocal and instrumental music, a moving picture, and a practical, inspiring talk by the YWCA secretary, pleasing soldiers and civilians alike. A five reel film played again last night and another program is planned for tonight.

FT. Russell Cheyenne Fort Russell YY. M. Co. A

Local Soldier Promoted In Medical Corps

William H Epley a Cheyenne druggist who arrived from Texas in 1612 is now a first class sergeant in the U S army medical corps. He left Cheyenne about a year ago for Camp Lewis and was on a troop train passing through Sunday en route to eastern ports. He visited old friends during the stop and was promoted about one month ago.

William H.epley Cheyenne Texas Palace Pharmacy Medical Corps U. S. Army Camp Lewis

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