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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
4
Editorial echoes Woodrow Wilson praising flag as symbol of human rights and dignity. It frames national emblem as bearing honor beyond advantage, extending rights to all people regardless of origin or past.
The author argues that Latin American stability rests on U S restraint and a Pan American association of republics dedicated to people over dynasties. A united front would promote universal peace, using moral influence and trade to deter war and align interests across nations.
The piece contrasts true hospitality with the glad hand used for profit. It warns Cheyenne’s frontier celebration visitors will bring many strangers and higher demand for lodging. It appeals to local hosts to offer reasonable prices and open hearted service to leave visitors with a positive memory of the city.
Fragmentary item notes John J. Clark of Cheyenne running for Congress and references GOP leadership in the West. It also mentions a remark about Henry Ford and a water wagon idea, reflecting garbled early 20th century political chatter.
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic rail policy planks. It argues Republicans seek exclusive federal control removing state oversight, while Democrats favor stronger national oversight without erasing state power. It warns voters of potential consequences and cites Roy Davis’s Colorado treasurer bid as constructive reform. It notes Rock Springs saloonkeepers agreeing to Sunday closing hours. Leader Mann critiques the Chicago Platform joker claim.
In response to the Sunday closing law the maroonkeepers of Rowk Springs pledge to lock both front and back doors. This marks progress as residents agree to stricter adherence to the regulation.
The New York World reports an Oxford professor has issued a new edition of Caesar's works focusing on his dealings with officers and officials. The review highlights timeliness in the interpretation and notes the scholarly approach to the text.
A Massachusetts guardsman travels three days to Kansas City still 1000 miles from the Rio Granado. Eastern guardsmen learn that the United States extends far beyond their initial assumptions amid the Republican railroad plan joker and the mention of Hughes.
French scholars and suffragists foresee postwar changes in women’s roles. Experts predict women will enter factories and skilled trades, compete with men for wages, and push for emancipation while households transform and mothers, widows, and orphans seek new livelihoods.
The San Francisco Bulletin argues that thousands of National Guardsmen paid by private employers while at the Mexican border expose weaknesses in military pay and reform. It contends the government should fund soldiers’ full wages and reassess the regular army’s structure to restore workers’ rights and value.
All German military hospital and prison kitchens have orders to collect coffee grounds to dry and undergo treatment for use as cattle fodder. Additional dried grounds may be added for bunten feed. Decurate is noted.
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