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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
12
Editorial quotes Woodrow Wilson on the flag symbolizing liberty and rights beyond race or antecedents. It asserts that American traditions endure only when political liberty and self-government are upheld.
Wreming troops watched Aviv Drekoov of an Arizona firm as Decker, a private guard, walked eighteen miles east then back to relieve a sentry. He kept to duty on the International line despite detours, totaling thirty miles traveled in the exercise.
The article asserts there will be no repeat of Spanish war health woes for troops on the Mexican border. It stresses protection from disease through science, forethought, and preventive measures. Typhoid fever is controlled, and the department has systematized care for regular and National Guard troops.
In opinion pieces the writer argues against rushing into war with Mexico, urging patience until troops are ready and border protection is secured. It critiquesPresident Wilson and warns that premature action could drag the nation into a costly, long conflict. The piece emphasizes military readiness and the dangers of intervention.
A Rock Springs editorial humorously suggests burning alcohol in a pipe stem to clean it and even jokes about dynamite to “clean” the premises. The piece shifts to light political satire about cabinet picks and Senator Warren as a hypothetical secretary of agriculture, noting the unlikely candidacy.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local plea for government action to mobilize resources for widespread relief and public works. Citizens urge rapid completion of work, seeking to support veterans, farmers, and dependent families through funding and shelter programs.
The passage argues for swift Senate action to support families of National Guardsmen, noting President’s order has reduced their income. It cites a 26 million dollar emergency military appropriation as precedent and calls for immediate, proportional relief to replace the lost support.
The piece discusses rumored treaties between Hermany and Austrindongary with Austria gaining influence over military and foreign affairs through unification. It weighs the impact of an Allied pact following a Paris conference, suggesting European disruption from extended British trade control and a near US-England divided Europe. It notes US interest, anti dumping moves, and Allied shipping pools as post war commercial leverage.
An English family heard a crash in the conservatory and found a German soldier's body after a Zeppelin incident. Lolita Armour, famed for hip disease surgery, is now a young Red Cross nurse heading to the border.
A garbled message mentions a ness fund and encouraging support to a figure. Not enough readable details for names or exact purpose. No clear organization or date is confirmed.
The bill approved recently sets aside 158 million dollars for pension funding, about six million less than the previous measure. It outlines allocations and appropriations to support current retirees and future payouts under the plan.
Controversial New York Sun review discusses Kate Bosher’s People Like That about Dandridge Heath in a Southern city tenement. It frames the work as a plea for universal sisterhood and brotherhood, urging women to break walls of class and reform attitudes toward the marginalized.
The article notes that experienced soldiers affirm the American negro adapts quickly to warfare and would form the core of New York State National Guard units. It describes happiness, devotion to officers, and ready excellence, citing Spanish War cavalry music and discipline as examples while urging practical military preparedness and civilian training programs.
Official Washington believes most national guardsmen will willingly take the oath of enlistment when the guard draft provision of the army reorganization bill becomes effective before July 1. Officials expect the national emergency will curb any objection and avoid mere fair weather patriotism.
New Jersey reformer Mrs Thetita Quay Franks hosts a model kitchen in Llewellum Park Orange. She invited Alice Lakey and Dr Harvey Wiley collaborators to illustrate the Pure Food and Drug Law aims. An East Orange High School cooking class guided by Mrs Franks meets weekly to study domestic science.
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