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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
4
Dr. W B Gray opens the ceremony as Cheyenne D A R and Wyoming D S A R members praise Wyoming’s suffrage model and mark the birthplace of women’s equal rights. Speakers note global impact, wartime roles for women, and the tablet’s tribute to democracy and liberty.
A local report celebrates a city’s hospitality during a week long enterprise event. Officials note broad public enjoyment and a strengthened image as participants and visitors engage in planned activities across the Empire.
Fragmented notes describe monarchies in peril across Europe and Asia, citing Nicholas, Constantine, and Alfonso as rulers facing collapse. It links revolutions, republics, and dynastic upheavals with symbolic prophecies by Napoléon and de Tocqueville, noting China, Manchu throne shifts, and public demand for change.
City officials promise a premier Frontier Days spectacle with a balance of old and modern events. Experience and careful planning aim to ensure a welcoming, orderly visit for crowds expected to reach unprecedented numbers.
In a New York World critique, Chirote condemns Mayor Thompson for labeling war supporters as pro-European and notes pro-American sentiment as loyalty. The piece attacks German propaganda tied to neutrality and accuses Thompson of serving German interests, suggesting he belongs in the U.S. Senate or the Reichstag Junker faction.
With the nation at war, Laramie residents plan a mass meeting to discuss patriotic service and support for the young men leaving to enlist. Civic leaders and townspeople, including prominent locals, will gather to consider further plans to aid the war effort and the families affected.
Citizens of Laramie are invited to meet at Cathedral Hall next Monday at eight to hear reports from volunteers in local campaigns supporting the nation. Dr William R B Giatbrie will be principal speaker on the theme America First in a discussion of nationwide movements to coordinate national services.
Jill Bond, son of a wealthy farmer, faces charges after an automobile theft case connected to Urotey Garett. Bond admits involvement in a check cashing incident but denies stealing the machine, claiming it was stolen by H. R. Rogers and sold to him. His father aided in a Sheridan visit, but authorities remain unsympathetic. Bond тұр registered under a false name at the Momo ranch, giving Frank Naviar Palerich of Milwaukee as his home. He seeks to enlist if charges are dropped, but likely faces prosecution for auto theft and possible federal action for fraudulent representation.
The Union Pacific Railroad opened its new western division with headquarters at Green River on July 15. Superintendent H L Bell and Chief Clerk Alfred Rutherglen moved to Green River, and the depot now serves as a busy rail center after offices vacated since 1911 were filled.
Sheridan reports repeated aerial activity with two planes seen near Fort Mackenzie last Friday at dusk. A second aeroplane was observed above Dana addition on Neilson Heights on Wednesday 11 oclock, signaling with colored lights and answering ground signals before heading toward Tongue River canyon. Local inquiries yield no official information, with speculation these are practice flights by our own forces.
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