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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
12
The piece argues that German brutality fuels Allied anger, foretelling a grim aftermath when Germany falls. Austrian troops report witnessing German cruelty and turning on foes, warning that liberated victor’s mercy may give way to ferocious retaliation and lasting resentment.
A Washington National Geographic piece outlines Chateau-Thierry on the Marne, detailing its historic sieges from 1544 to Napoleonic days, its vineyards and wine trade, famed crafts, and notable natives like Jean de La Fontaine. It notes its distance from Paris and past imprisonments of French kings.
Washington June 14 More than 300000 skilled workers and 260000 others are now employed in American shipyards and engine plants as the shipping board expands a new merchant fleet. Training centers and yard instructors speed skilled men into shipbuilding roles through production work and classroom courses.
Brinkley gave a grand patriotic speech last night and nearly mentioned the president’s time. ABE MARTIN, a young widow, is noted for being seen with the insurance funds.
Gen H E B Randall longtime army officer and Cheyenne resident dies at age over 70 after years of anemia. He served in Civil War Indian campaigns Spanish American War and led troops in the Philippines and Alaska. Funeral at his Denver home proceeds to Zainesville Ohio for burial with Cheyenne friends attending.
A crowded Saturday scene in New Orleans shows hundreds of women scrambling for as 5 cent coins distributed at 6 pm by two large firms. The payments aid poverty stricken families and draw a mix of old mammy figures and young women, with many children present.
A political column denounces attacks on the government’s food administration and its volunteers. It defends food service workers, debunks Post criticisms of skim milk figures, and denounces efforts to undermine meat substitutes amid wartime mobilization.
A semi official German newspaper propagates peace terms that would subjugate the world economically and politically. The piece warns of potential reprisals if Allied prisoners or harsh acts continue, reflecting Germany’s escalating coercive stance and outraged rhetoric.
New York City opens a food kitchen to teach dehydration as a cost effective method. Demonstrations and lessons are free daily. Dehydration reduces fruits and vegetables to a fraction of bulk, enabling easy transport and long storage.
Reports say a man named Jackson, accused of attempting to assault a girl in Gillette, was captured before lynching occurred as an angry crowd gathered. Marshal Stuart provided extra guard and moved Jackson to safety. a gunshot was fired but missed during the commotion.
Readable remnants depict a crowded hall with a constant punch bowl, smoking rooms, and Old Glory displayed between pillars. Guests enjoyed coolness under oppressive heat shoulder to shoulder as sheets of light refreshments passed. music and crowds evoke a late 19th or early 20th century social event atmosphere.
A man recounts a troubled past to his wife Margie, detailing his childhood sweetheart Eleanor Fairlow, jealous longing, and a clash of memories that haunt their marriage. He reflects on the pain caused by past choices and the ache of remembered happiness, revealing a turbulent emotional history.
A German article in Der Tagblatt criticizes Germany's overseas propaganda as failing to win moral conquest. It notes many Germans worked abroad since the war began and questions the later disclosure of how many energetic workers were sent abroad to sway foreign opinion.
London June 14. Among British flying officers killed in aerodrome accidents in England during the past month is Lieutenant Gmute, nephew of General Brmotts.
A government committee approves a national standard uniform for Britain's merchant marine sailors. The officer's cape is dark blue with a central medallion bearing 60 apehor and a naval crown.
Averill Minn resident Mr Bitie HK Kieppe reports chronic rheumatism and kidney trouble. After three stays at sanitarium he used Foley Midkey Pills and found rapid relief, finishing a half bottle with improvement.
The Aberdeen Evening Express reports a large paper mill successfully producing paper with a high sawdust content from an experimental run. The result, demonstrated in Aberdeen, confirms feasibility of using sawdust as a paper fibre source.
The state party welcomes Hon. W. B. How as the Democratic nominee hopeful for governor. How is praised for honesty and public service, with a reputation built on decency and sound judgment. The key issue cited is the constitutional prohibition amendment, aligning How with pioneer prohibitionists while avoiding temperance extremism.
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