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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
12
The article assesses the evolving Great Offensive with two opposing views. It notes Allied ground losses versus Haig and Poet optimism about eventual victory. It highlights German tactical mobility along a jagged front and the Americans' looming numerical edge.
The article details the Allied strategy to mount a decisive offensive with sufficient manpower to break German lines and push the armies back. It notes Germany cannot crush Allied forces and warns of heavy losses if the Germans force another stalemate like Verdun. It mentions expected American strength in Europe by end of 1918 and critiques delays attributed to German tactics and political leadership.
The piece contrasts the Castles once adored for pleasure with Captain Castle’s death while saving a fellow airman. It notes Mrs Castle volunteering for patriotic wartime entertainment behind the lines in France, praising the heroic shift in American character over two years. A Vienna item adds Kaiser Wilhelm’s meals on the mantelpiece after a Potsdam visit.
An Edward Vance Cooke verse reflects on democracy’s instability versus persistent energy. The piece contrasts tides of public will with enduring force and a crisis moment when unity must rise. A separate note claims Chairman Hays moved the GOP organ to Washington and hints at Hoosierising America with TR era boldness.
The narrator muses on widowhood after ten years of marriage and whether grief should be stronger. Donna Tenney clings to widow’s needs for comfort, while Mrs Trent’s opinions spark tension. Doone enters with a striking appearance as old flames and past romances intrude on present feelings.
Donna and Margie face judgment as Mrs. Trent recalls life after loss. Donna challenges hypocrisy about remarriage while noting the community’s persistent rumors and the fragility of widowhood in a small town. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
Colorado constabulary or booze patrol guards 112 miles of Weld and Larimer county boundary against liquor smuggling from Wyoming. About 50 officers operate from six camps to halt auto and train smuggling routes, with primary focus on Cheyenne roads and lesser by-ways leading into Colorado. Captain Gahlene notes reduced auto smuggling from Cheyenne but ongoing leakage via trains. patrols stop almost every car entering from Wyoming.
Ampewor in City County Ames involves figures linked to Tom and Barrett of Albany County. Readable fragments point to local officials or legal notices impacting the city and county relations.
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