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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
4
Editorial quotes Woodrow Wilson praising the flag as a symbol of political liberty and self government. It stresses that rights and traditions endure regardless of race, warning that betraying these ideals erodes American values.
Wreming troops praised private Aviv Drekoov of an Arizona company for spirit. Decker served on guard duty at the International line and walked east to relieve a sentry, then joined a patrol eighteen miles east and walked back nearly thirty miles in total.
The United Home front assures no repeats of Spanish war health problems for troops on the Mexican border. Science, preplanning, and protective measures will safeguard soldiers with systematic disease control focusing on typhoid fever and overall health, including National Guard and regular troops.
Editorial argues President Wilson must not rush into war with Mexico. It questions Congressional action and urges patience until forces are ready. The piece warns against national ruin and emphasizes decisive, exhausting war if entered.
The Rock Springs editor quips that three or four burns with alcohol could clean a pipe but jokes about dynamite to “clean” the premises. The piece also contemplates a presidential cabinet and jokes about Senator Warren as agriculture secretary.
The text describes a community effort to rapidly mobilize funds and fuel for relief, aiming to support frightened residents and stabilize local conditions. Citizens are urged to aid distribution centers and coordinate with authorities to ensure timely aid.
The piece argues for prompt Senate action to fund military emergencies, praising the President’s order and urging immediate 26 million dollar funding to support families of guardsmen called to duty. It emphasizes national duty and equal promptness in relief.
The Heston Journal surveys rumors of a Franco German Austrandogary alliance with Austria gaining control of military and foreign affairs through unification. The piece notes Allies seek a close commercial bloc, Britain’s sea power, and possible U.S. reaction to economic talks at Paris. It mentions Senator Stone pressing for full Allied conference facts and early anti dumping moves.
An English family heard a crash and found a German soldier dead in their conservatory from a Zeppelin incident. The report also notes Lolita Armour, once famed for hip disease surgery, now a young woman heading to the border as a Red Cross nurse.
The readable lines reference Keep Company G and a ness fund with unclear wording. The text mentions guiding toward a good figure and dompeny hue, but specific actions, names, places, or dates are not provided.
The pension bill approved recently provides 158 million dollars in funding, six million less than the previous bill. This change narrows debt needs while maintaining retirement support.
A New York Sun report on Kate Bosher's novel People Like That examines its plea for universal brotherhood and sisterhood. It portrays Dandridge Heath, a southern aristocrat, who ventures into a tenement district to understand the lives of "people like that" and urges men and women to confront barriers and reform society.
Observations praise the African American serviceman’s discipline cheerfulness and readiness. The piece notes growing interest in forming the first Negro regiment into New York State’s National Guard and discusses broader industrial and civilian training aimed at national preparedness and an Army increase bill.
Washington officials expect guard members to take the oath promptly under the new army reorganization law if Congress votes to activate the draft provision before July 1. Officials foresee little objection from most guardsmen, noting national urgency will drive compliance and counter any signs of casual patriotism.
In Orange New Jersey Mrs Thetita Quay Franks hosts a model kitchen to showcase efficiency under Miss Alice Lakey and Dr Harvey Wiley as part of a Pure Food and Drugs effort. Her home serves as a public example with a tiled floor bright white cabinets and a fully equipped kitchen.
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