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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
4
The piece contrasts Allied and German positions as a major offensive unfolds. It notes German momentum and the Allies losing ground while leaders Haig and Poole express confidence in eventual victory. It explains German mobile attack strategy and their advantage on a jagged front aiding rapid shifts.
The piece argues the Allies must spare US troops from a premature offense, planning a major push when enough forces are amassed to break German lines. It notes Germany’s temporary gains, the expected Allied manpower buildup, and doubts about a Verdun scale failure if the German drive continues.
The Vernon Castles once adored in America now reflect wartime heroism as Captain Castle dies saving a fellow airman. Mrs Castle, returning to aid patriotic work, plans to donate services for soldiers near the front in France. A Vienna note mentions Emperor Karl moved to meal routines post Potsdam visit.
A verse fragment contrasts democracy with the sea and notes instability as a strength. It argues energy is redirected by upheaval and hints at political strategy, mentioning Chairman Hays moving a G. O. P. organ to Washington and Hoosierising America with T. R. remarks.
A narrator questions grief after ten years of marriage and the lure of life beyond loss. Interactions with Donna Tenney Mrs Trent and Doone reveal competing emotions, vanity, and nostalgia as past loves and present appearances intersect in a motel setting.
Donna and Marge confront Mrs. Trent about life after death. The widowed Donna defends independence, questions gossip about remarriage, and recalls Will’s flaws while acknowledging the social pressures on young women. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
Colorado state constabulary known as the booze patrol guards 112 miles of Weld and Larimer county border against liquor from Wyoming. Fifty officers with six camps monitor roads from Cheyenne and byways to curb bootlegging via trains and autos. Captain Gahlene notes reduced car smuggling but continued lapses along rail lines and at sparsely traveled routes.
Ampewor of Albany County appears connected to Ames in a city county context involving Tom. The fragment references Barrett and local officials in a political or civic note.
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