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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1918

Page

4

Call for 4000 Y M C A workers for overseas service

Cheyenne and Wyoming men are urged to join the Y M C A overseas work force. The national headquarters seeks 4000 men by September 1 who are willing to go to France, endure shellfire, drive trucks, lead others, and support soldiers with courage and cheer. Frank A. Johnson of the San Francisco office stresses urgent need for capable, non pacifist volunteers.

Cheyenne Wyoming National War Work Council Seas France Frank A. Johnson Bureau First National Bank San Francisco

Wyoming Bond Payments Lag Behind Second Installment

Meat of the text notes that some bond subscribers have not paid the second installment, forcing banks in Cheyenne to cover delinquencies. Bankers hope those who owe will pay promptly to preserve Wyoming’s 100 percent pledge reputation. Third installment is due in August, with 35 percent of the price already paid.

Cheyenne Wyoming

Pope Benedict XV Faces German Pressure Over Rome Move

The article reports that German and Austrian agents influenced Catholic leaders to push the pope to abandon Rome for Spain if Italy enters the war. It says the plan failed due to Benedict XV's poise, Rome protection, and Italy’s Catholic-Government accord. It notes prior propaganda and the ineffectiveness of traitors.

Holy See Spain Italy Vatican Rome Germany Austria Pope Benedict XV Giornale D'Italia

Pies and prayers: Salvation Army huts fuel U S troops

The Salvation Army workers in France bake homemade pies and crullers for soldiers, using field stoves to feed hundreds daily. Women in khaki run canteens, ward off homesickness with meals, music, reading, and religious services while delivering food to trenches and aiding on long shifts.

Salvation Army May T Bigelow France BAA Pershing Mercury New York

Assault on Freedom series opens on German aggression

The first of a series explains the foundation of the German system and its threat to world freedom. It outlines the men and movements that made Germany’s assault seem inevitable and the republic’s resolve to form a resistance.

Germany

Antecedents of Kaltar in the Industrial Revolution

The passage discusses the Industrial Revolution as a shift from agrarian to manufacturing systems, sparked by early devices like the spinning jenny and steam engine in Britain. It traces the spread of the revolution from England in the middle of the eighteenth century to France and Germany later, noting the rapid impact of machinery on society.

Bogland England France Germany

Germany and Britain in the Industrial Revolution narrative

The text argues population pressure spurred mechanization and trade in England, while Germany lagged due to plagues and wars. It claims Germany's late industrial entry created a brutal system privileging production over human rights, shaping its later global stance and Kultur. It contrasts English rights traditions with German suppression of workers.

England Abe Germany Europe France

Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club

Honor Roll listing members and donors including William Be Mathen Ida M Houx Margaret Burdick Thomas Hunter Charlie K Lane Hilliard Ridgely William C Kinkead Burdick J R Carpenter Richardson Bros O L Decker H P Hynda Samuel Idelman Yoder France Marsh Charles Smith M P Thompson Claude Palmer Western Life Ins Co Fred D Boice Cyrus Beard Co L Beatty H N Boyd George W Plummer Bon Shoe & Clothing Co BE W Stone Ingersoll Stores Co H M Hitshew Miles Shepherd Max J Meyer Gaett Braunschweig Charles L Rigdon P Johnston John Jo Martin Carpenter M A Killne

Wiliam BE. Mathen Ida M. Houx Margaret Burdick Thomas Hunter Charlies EK Lane Hilliard Ridgely William C. Kinkead W. Burdick J. R. Carpenter Richardson Bros O. L. Decker H. P. Hynda Samuel Idelman Deans Yoder France Marsh Charles Smith M. P. Thompson Claude Palmer Western Life Ins Fred D. Boice Cyrus Beard L. Beatty H. N. Boyd George W. Plummer Bon Shoe & Clothing Co W. Stone The Ingersoll Stores Co H. M. Hitcshew Miles Shepherd Max J. Meyer Gaett & Braunschweig Charies L. Rigdon P. Johnston John Jo Martin Carpenter M. A. Killne

Second Installment of Liberty Bonds Past Due

The second installment payments on the third Liberty loan bonds were due and payable Thursday under the installment plan.

Liberty Bonds Liberty

Real Scout Stickers Hold Fast at Fort Russell Camp

Seven real Boy Scouts stay at a training camp three miles from Ft. Russell despite bad weather. They work hard, clean the camp, drill at the Fort, and undergo medical exams under Sergt. Ford and Sergt. Gaps who directs first aid instruction each day. More boys may visit and stay overnight before the camp closes.

Ft. Russell Sergi Gaps Seret. Ford Sergt. Gaps

Soldier's cough relief via Foley's Honey and Tar

Private Harold Hamel of the 66th Regiment at Fort Adams Rhode Island reports a three month cough improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says two 60 cent bottles provided relief and he will keep it on hand. The advertisement praises the product as soothing coating for irritated surfaces relieving coughs colds and bronchial ailments.

Harold Hamel 66Th Regiment Ft. Adams R. I Foley

Amusements for the Day at Atlas Pantages Vaudeville

Atlas-Pantages offers a vaudeville program headlined by Douglas Fairbanks in Say, Young Fellow and trio The Cub News Reporter. Supporting acts include Wm. S. Hart in The Marked Deck and Barney Sherry in High Stakes.

Atlas — Pantages Pringchss Douglas Fairbanks Douglas Amush—Wm Hart Barney Sherry

Douglas Fairbanks Stars as Reporter in Say, Young Fellow

In Artcrafts Say, Young Fellow Douglas Fairbanks plays a star reporter. The energetic actor climbs roofs, twirls a six shooter and fights villains to capture the lively life of journalism. The film at Princess runs today and tomorrow.

Princess Douglas Fairbanks Douglas Doug Fiattert Cameora the Princess

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