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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
10
Soldiers from two Wyoming National Guard battalions gathered before the headquarters tent as the Kilties band played patriotic airs. The Star Spangled Banner thrilled the crowd with all men rising and standing at attention, a scene described as splendid and reverent.
The Deutschland arrives off the American coast Sunday with a large cargo, signaling submarine strength and challenging blockade defenses. Its voyage raises questions about neutrality, trade in war materiel, and potential diplomatic strains across continents as Forthermere and related decorations are noted.
The piece notes 34 Republicans in the House voted Monday for the administration revenue bill, praising Democratic leadership and urging progressive Republicans to support Woodrow Wilson in the upcoming election while opposing the reactionary wing aligned with the party’s recent conventions.
A call to action urges readers to subscribe now, emphasizing unity and momentum for Company G Weas Fund. The message showcases collective effort and the urgency to join without delay.
The article argues that Hetty Green avoided taxes by shifting costs to heirs and other payers. It notes New York and Vermont connections, a planned settlement under Vermont law, and critiqued opposition to inheritance taxes as a Wilson administration proposal. The piece portrays Greens fortune as a test case for tax policy.
The piece argues that politics aims to mask irreconcilable aims among public factions until elections. It critiques Charles Evans Hughes and outlines tactics to appease diverse Republican forces, claiming his past as a Supreme Court justice prepares him to harmonize discord while avoiding clear, unified messaging.
The passage cites past aspirations of German, British, and French forces and frames the current Anglo French advance as awaiting tangible outcomes before declaring victory. It emphasizes patience until the drive yields visible success for the Allies.
The quote argues that fighting from fear of cowardice proves cowardice and warns against a nation acting to avoid foreign judgment. It notes critics of President Wilson say Mexicans and Japanese will deem the United States weak if it does not pursue war with Mexico.
South America gains renewed attention as Peru and Venezuela move to raise regional influence amid a period of relative peace. The two nations signal plans to promote economic and cultural ties within the continent and with international partners.
The Colorado progressives assert they defend their convictions and are committed to principled stands, signaling continued effort beyond past positions and a readiness to push for their beliefs in the political arena.
The article recounts Cossack origins from Slavonic and Tartar roots near the Don and Dnieper rivers, their migration into the south, and formation into clans. It follows their growth under Tsarist rule, key figures like Mazeppa, alliance with Sweden, Poltava defeat, and eventual integration into regular and conscripted forces up to modern times.
A letter-writer defends spanking as a corrective for drunken husbands and careless wives. The author argues a thorough spanking would convert women into model spouses, prevent home trouble, and improve American marriage, urging brides to be truthful about male authority and discipline.
The Kansas City Post reports railroads wage protests claim an eight hour day will cost unusually high sums while workers press for fair compensation. Union and nonunion lines alike face criticism amid arbitration debates and public appeals for improved work conditions.
At the National Head Teachers association conference in Nottingham a view linking rising juvenile crime to unrestricted school and cinema attendance was voiced. A resolution urged time and age limits on youth presence, stricter film censorship, and improved sanitary conditions.
A historical kept notice advertises Prairiearm lands offered for sale with details on payment terms including principal interest and crop shares, listing owners and the Federal Land Company alongside related parties.
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