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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
4
The author argues that Allied anger will erupt as Germans brutalize prisoners and civilians. He warns that after victory, resentment could fuel vengeance and a loss of benevolent surrender, with lasting hatred shaping postwar relations and reprisals.
A Washington Geographic Society bulletin outlines Chateau-Thierry on the Marne frontier, noting its long siege history and associations with Napoleon, Charles V, Joan of Arc, and Jean de La Fontaine. The town’s wine trade, cattle market, and famed instruments are described, along with its rail link from Paris to Nancy.
Washington report details a massive expansion in American shipyards with over 300000 skilled workers building ships and 260000 more producing engines and machinery. The Shipping Board created training centers, yard instructors, and conversion courses to rapidily elevate untrained workers into qualified shipbuilders, with Newport News and other sites leading the program.
Abe Martin reports a young widow seen with her insurance money while Brinkley delivers a grand patriotic speech and nearly references the president. The scene suggests political tension and sentiment in a period likely marked by national events.
Gen. H. E. Randall longtime Cheyenne resident and former Fort Russell commander dies in Denver after years of anemia. He served in the Civil War Indian War and Spanish American War and led troops in the Philippines and Alaska. Funeral at his Denver home then shipped to Zanesville Ohio for burial.
In New Orleans on a Saturday, a crowded scramble forms as hundreds of women jostle for five cent coins from local firms. The ritual, begun years ago by a lottery company, feeds poverty and ends when funds run out, leaving many hopeful yet disappointed. An elderly mammy laments missed coins while a broker offers a dollar, drawing thanks and a blessing in a stark scene of charity and struggle.
The letter complains that Folly Strats Now in the Sheriday Post mocks patriotism amid the campaign season. It defends the food administration and its volunteers who work gratis, rebutting Post insinuations about high salaries and ignorance of facts. It defends meat substitutes and notes the Post misreads official figures.
A semi official German newspaper threatens allies showing a plan to subjugate the world politically and economically. The Allied response remains firm noting barbaric methods and refusal to engage with the terms.
New York City opens a food kitchen to teach dehydration as a low cost method of food preservation. Free demonstrations show dehydration costs about a quarter of a cent per pound, reduces bulk, and allows year round use of strawberries in desserts amid unsold produce reallocation with the aid of the New York commissioner of foods and markets. Estimated yearly savings reach one million dollars.
An angry Gillette crowd threatened to lynch a Black man accused of assaulting a girl. Marshal Stuart moved the prisoner Jackson to safety after a near-lynching attempt. a revolver misfire amid the melee forced extra guards.
Guests enjoyed a bustling reception where attractively staged rooms offered comfort and cooling drinks. A constant flow of punch and refreshments filled the scene as crowds moved beneath grand pillars and floral decor while the crowd hummed to the tune Home, Sweet Home.
A narrator writes to his wife Margie about Eleanor Fairlow, his childhood sweetheart, and a pivotal episode that strained their marriage. He recalls jealousy, yearning, and the enduring ache of a remembered “good time” as he confronts guilt and the distance growing between them.
A German commentary in the Herlin Tageblatt criticizes Germanys wartime publicity abroad. It notes many Germans worked abroad for the nation since the war began and questions how many acted on adventurous plans to win foreign hearts, while condemning inadequate efforts for moral conquest.
London June 14. Among British flying officers killed in aero drome accidents to England during the past month is the name of Lieutenant Gmute, nephew of General Bmots.
A government committee approved a national standard uniform for sailors of the British merchant marine. Officers will wear a dark blue cape with a central medallion displaying a naval crown and the number 60.
Averill Minnesota resident Mr Bitie HK Kieppe reports three prior stays at sanitariums for rheumatism and kidney trouble with no relief. After returning home he began taking Foley Midkey Pills and says a half bottle brought immediate relief and completed cure.
The Aberdeen Evening Express reports a trial at a large Aberdeen mill where paper made with a high sawdust content was successfully produced. The experiment, described in a recent issue, shows promising results for using sawdust in papermaking.
The state election outlook centers on Hon. W. B. How as Democratic governor candidate. He is praised for clean living, honor in public life, and sound judgment. The chief issue is the constitutional prohibition amendment with Ross's stance noted as not a temperance activist but an early prohibition advocate.
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