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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1918
Page
12
A terse item from the Duchess Office notes updated telephone lines for the editorial and business sectors. The brief lists contact points and suggests streamlined communication with the editorial desk.
The article recalls Domremy as a sacred site linked to Joan of Arc and notes American airmen achieved a victory over the invader nearby. It portrays Joan as a mystical yet practical figure whose memory fuels French spirit, with her legacy described as imperishable and inspiring to the world.
The article contrasts Civil War finance with current policy, noting no tax system or bond channels then and stating today’s taxation aims to cover about half first year costs while doubling as expenditures grow. It highlights the third Liberty Loan with 17 million subscribers as proof of strong bond demand.
During the Civil War era, scattered gold reserves among many banks gave way to a centralized Federal reserve system. The text asserts reserves exceed one third of world totals, notes prior specie suspensions caused inflation, and claims current expenditures for capital purposes will strengthen future revenue and economic stability.
Mrs. Raymond Robins president of the National Women’s Trade Union League argues that conditions for women in industry are improving with wider chances to work and to organize for standardized wages. She cites wage variability and notes limits on lifting in rail and timber work, urging a balanced approach to new and old industries.
Subsidizing autos, Japan offers buyers $500 off and $1650 yearly for maintenance to enable rapid motor requisition and promote use and manufacture. The policy aims to replace scarce horses, boost passenger traffic, free labor for factories, and spur American car and tire exports. Only three Japanese firms currently build cars, with some assembling from U.S. parts.
Mollie Trent vents about her mother’s interference as Chad and Jim Edie clash over investments. The scene reveals old tensions, money schemes, and the strain of guardianship as Mollie questions her mother’s usefulness and the future of her own marriage. The piece ends with Mollie in tears, the story continuing.
American nurses in England share memories of a garden tour at a country estate. They entered a grand park laid out by Richard Cromwell, admired various themed gardens, and toured rooms in a manor now housing wounded soldiers. At gate, the host appeared and a tip was exchanged before departure.
Portland, June 15. With two of the original six teams dropped out, Pacific Coast International league fans wonder how long the league will continue. Weather and war news have reduced patronage as the main causes.
WS Paso Texas June 15 There will be no graduating class next year at the Texas School of Mines eight juniors have enlisted preventing a senior class. Only one graduate this year Thomas Mann Prettyman also enlisted leaving the school without a senior class next year.
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