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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
3
Editorial quotes Woodrow Wilson asserting the flag symbolizes honor human rights and liberty over political gain. It emphasizes equal rights regardless of race creed or origin and warns against abandoning American traditions.
The article notes Wyoming with strong local units under state control totaling 12008 enlisted men and 705 officers, part of a nationwide mobilization to form a larger national guard. It praises Wyoming’s parade as soldierly and urges preparation to build a regiment and improve officer standards.
The piece notes a shift in Carranza toward decisive action, with mobilization of the national guard and regulars as he shows signs of prudent governance. It argues this stance could ease tensions with the United States and bolster Wilson's position, framing a potential victory for the administration. The text reflects on protective aims for Mexican citizens and borders.
The text discusses evidence about the president's knowledge and course of action. It mentions calls for a peaceful termination to the tabreguio and questions about his ability to lead, with general public sentiment expressed regarding the administration's conduct.
The passage discusses William cloning Tryan and Mic Revan arguing over progressive aims and Democratic alignment with reform goals. It notes Roosevelts stance, party subservience claims, and Bryan's assertion that real progressive reforms align with Democrat aims, urging progressives to reassess party loyalties and the appeal of the Democrats.
The Kemmerer Republican mocks claims about Wilson’s Carranza visit and Carrizal prisoners while criticizing Rev Weaver as a Democratic ally. They say Roosevelt’s image falls with party lines and joke about Bob Carey joining Roosevelt’s Rough Riders.
Citizens wake to a calm Fourth as revelry seems restrained. Observers note a traditional yet muted celebration with cautious optimism and orderly gatherings reported by local correspondents.
July 5 dispatch from Amiens describes Canadian troops near Verdun and Ypres facing intense shelling. A Toronto officer recalls bone-smacking bombardments, trenches, and futile attempts to fire back as the front line endured a brutal afternoon retreat under gas and shrapnel.
The piece discusses tobacco's role for soldiers in war, citing trenches and the siege of Kut el Amara, where cigars aided morale amid shortages. It argues for faster militia mobilization, referencing the Dick Military Law and past drills, to project resolve and deter enemy aims.
A copy from Youth's Companion lists an exceptionally long name from a Virginia churchyard tombstone. The inscription reads Doctor George Kemper Young John T Shields Genila Gray Matthews Wilson Pilson, Henderson Jefferson Davis Confederate States Ambrose Heifner. Born February 12, 1862, Died March 28, 1906.
The 1898 mobilization of state militias differs from past calls. President McKinley issued a 120000 man levy with governors coordinating but troops are sworn to obey the president, under new laws enabling use outside the United States. Fast offical response contrasts across states.
Reports describe a sudden tornado like clash as German infantry charged Canadian positions. British artillery and rifle fire followed, casualties were light, and officers recalled near misses and stubborn defense amid heavy shelling and reinforcements.
Harry Rice also known as Harris was arrested in front of the St Paul post office while distributing anti enlistment literature. An agitator and street speaker he faces treason charges and will be arraigned in municipal court.
Mrs Silvana Alfreda Andrew a Trenton society woman and owner of Fisher Nor ria Anvil Works shears the park sheep at Cadwala Park with guidance from William F Burk director of parks and public property. The act follows a casual remark by Burk who joked about Mrs Andrew doing the shearing.
A glossary of army terms defines units from army to section with notes on strength and command. It covers divisions corps brigades regiments companies platoons squads sections and detachments in US British and continental European armies.
NORTH YAKIMA WASH July 4 The last stand of the Indians to the northwest against whites was commemorated by the dedication of a 10-ton native basaltic boulder on the spot of the greatest clash. The boulder was unveiled during the Fourth of July celebration five miles south of here. Inscription notes Yakima War of 1865 Battle of Pahoticut November 4 1865 Erected by the D A R. Obie Kamiahkin led by the Yakimas and Kilekitats faced United States regulars under Major Raines in command with Phil Sheridan as lieutenant.
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