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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1917
Page
4
A fragmented text laments censorship and the cost of war, arguing government changes only delay the inevitable. It asserts victory is essential and hints at Germany facing decisive moments with chancellors and foreign secretaries in peril as the war unfolds.
The document lists rules for several Cheyenne Frontier Days events including horse racing backers steer roping bucking contests and relay races. It covers saddlery equipment penalties disqualifications timing scoring entry fees and mandatory participation details for riders and helpers.
The Day of Reckoning argues a new German chancellor or minister cannot change wartime outcomes. It blames military autocracy for failures, noting submarines and fleet failures undermine Germany while political reform grows urgent as manpower and economic power wane.
The piece argues films can educate and unite across nations if producers raise standards. It cites President Wilson praising cinema as a worldwide messenger and urges film creators to supply quality work, likening opportunities to the phonograph era and noting growing audience patience for meritorious productions.
New York City reorganizes labor and defense as women enter many jobs previously held by men. A citywide spy hunt and wartime surveillance expand, while Home Defense mobilizes to field over 20 000 volunteers. Critics in Creel’s censorship debate face editorials from Park Row.
WORLAND July 20 The 225 foot stack at the sugar factory was finished last week and freshly painted. No accidents occurred during construction as workers toil high on the exterior. Water flume work to supply beach land is advancing and ranchers will soon spread moisture on crops. Beets and alfalfa look good and will refresh with upcoming irrigation. Mr Gorst says most of his crop will be saved and he is learning dry farming methods.
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