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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
15
Editorial urges continued offensive strategy in war as Germany expands submarine warfare and relocates forces. It compares naval policy to a pugilist who must press the attack to avoid exhaustion, warning allies to recognize the importance of sustaining momentum.
The piece argues Uncle Sam faces wartime dilemmas that test neutrality and principles rather than policies. It stresses the need for the public to distinguish principles from partisan aims and to uphold national integrity amid international tensions.
President Wilson rejects claims that he urged war with Germany and says he told the tale as it was told to him. The exchange involves senators Gore Stone Ker and Oklahoma and Kentucky figures over whether the president discussed ending the war by mid summer.
Senator Gore called for arming the president with all powers to wage war against Germany or any nation. He stated no choice of enemies. Gore took his seat as the vice president asked Senator Shields to continue the water power bill and the initial discussion closed for the day.
A speech contemplates U S response if Germany attacks a belligerent merchantman with American citizens aboard. The speaker argues for clear positions on when to intervene, including potential severance of diplomatic ties and congressional war authority, while debating what constitutes defensive armament and war material on merchant ships.
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The Akron based Goodrich company warns motorists to avoid overload and under inflation, inspect for cuts, avoid ruts, not run on a flat tire, and keep tires clean and properly stored. They advise using a tire gauge, checking weight specifications, and preventing rust.
The guidance warns not to force a tire onto a wheel and to pass the hand around inside before re applying the outer head. If the tire goes on unusually hard inspect for trouble such as valve stem misplacement and correct alignment.
In New York on March 2, bituminous miners from districts not now working the mine run basin voted to maintain their demand for that pay system. A morning conference between mine representatives and operators failed to reach detail approval, and a miners’ sub committee reconvened to reaffirm no change to their program.
Chicago March 2 Judge Kers ten is expected to sign a decree divorcing Battling Nelson pugilist from Fay King Nelson of Denver. Nelson's testimony showed the defendant tolerated his platon ic friendship and nicknamed him her woolly tile lamb, yet balked at being his wife.
The final report of the strike commission investigating labor troubles in Colorado coal fields was presented at the White House. It made no recommendations but reviewed conditions before and after the strike. presented by Charles W. Mills of Philadelphia and Patrick Gilday of Clearfield, Pa, with Chairman Heth Low unable to attend.
A reader describes long standing backache rheumatism and kidney excretion issues improved by Anurie and praises Dr Pierces Anurie tablets from the Pierce line. The note urges asking for Doctor Pierce's Ayurto Tablet and emphasizes authentic packaging and signature.
Senate leaders clash over armed merchantmen policy as Stone urges adjournment to show unity behind the president. Lodge and Williams weigh Mexico era parallels and warn of irrepressible conflicts while pressing for a Gore resolution vote if possible.
A tunnel blast in Anderson tunnel near Birdseye Colorado kills John O Mara and injures Jan O Neill. They were 1600 feet from the portal when a delayed fuse triggered a deadly blast as they prepared for blasting duties. The incident highlights routine but dangerous blasting practices.
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