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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Woodrow Wilson extols the flag as a symbol of political liberty and free self government, asserting it protects all people regardless of race or background while lamenting forgotten American traditions.
The article analyzes Britain's handling of Irish self government under Redmond and the home rule debate. It argues England must concede self rule to Ireland to avoid driving Treland toward Sinn Fein, after Ulsterites and nationalists reached a fragile agreement that now faces renewed British hesitation. Merely following Belgian precedent in principle, Britain risks alienating Irish opinion and undermining wartime unity.
The piece reflects on bayonet training scenes and the brutal realities of war, noting officers’ demonstrations on thrusts and footwork, then shifts to a political critique of arms interests and calls for restraint. It cites Hughes and Wilson era tensions, two grave British options, and mentions Sulzer and prohibition funding.
The Columbus Dispatch excerpt traces a boy’s growth from age 15 to 25, noting transformation from shy, awkward youth to confident, businesslike man. It highlights changes in appearance, demeanor, and speech, concluding the 25 year old now charts a promising course with strong potential and cautionary reefs ahead.
A protest movement marks 44 years in public life, arguing established parties are captured by special interests. The piece urges renewed campaign vigor and real contenders to challenge entrenched power.
The Socialist faction splits over postwar policy with a majority backing continued war financing and opposition to an economic clash with the central powers. Several ministers and deputies favor peace through allied victory, while others push economic measures after the war. The group stresses unity against unilateral economic escalation and calls for a “society of nations” approach to postwar recovery.
A compilation notes the Prohibition party's origins in 1872, its varying vote totals through years, and its minimal impact on national elections. It cites figures for Black, St. John, Fiske, Swallow, and others, with commentary on educational value and limited influence beyond liquor policy.
A Buffalo mother quotes her daughter plagued by pains in the back and sides and recommends Ede Finkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims thousands have been restored to health and urges readers to seek medical advice.
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