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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
7
The piece argues Germany uses offensive strategy to counter foes, noting submarines against armed ships and a push from the Russian front. It compares the war to a pugilist’s constant assault, warning the need to decide soon who has the lasting resources and steam. The editor urges continued pressure.
The piece argues Uncle Sam faces a flood of moral questions over neutrality amid a looming great power conflict. It insists the issues are matters of principle, not politics or policies, and calls on the public to demand clear distinctions to preserve national integrity.
The dialogue reports President Wilson denying he urged war on Germany and cites Senators Stone Gore and Kern debating the possibility of war, peace, and impressions from White House talks. The exchange centers on whether the president hinted at ending the war by mid-summer and the truth of the broader claims.
Senator Gore declared support for arming the president with every available power to wage war against Germany or any nation. He took his seat as the chamber fell silent and the vice president urged Senator Shields to proceed on the water power bill, closing the day's debate.
In a discussion on naval policy, the speaker criticizes the president while outlining a strict stance. He argues that arming belligerent merchantmen, defensive or offensive, equates to war material and demands clear congressional action if Germany attacks American citizens or ships. He rejects political framing and urges direct public clarity.
The B F Goodrich company warns motorists to avoid overloads and underinflation as causes of tire trouble and to inspect for cuts, mud, and wear. Use a caliper or gauge, wash with cold water and soap, and rotate spare tires while avoiding curbs, jolts, and oily residues.
The text warns against forcing a tire onto a wheel and suggests passing hands inside before re-applying the outer cover. It advises checking for trouble if installation is unusually hard and ensuring the valve stem is properly seated.
Bituminous miners in the district will continue not to work on the mile run basis. A conference with operators failed to approve the demands and the miners’ sub committee decided to maintain their program without changes.
Chicago March 3 Judge Kers ten expected to sign a decree divorcing Battling Nelson pugilist from Fay King Nelson of Denver. Testimony shows Nelson enjoyed Bat's platonic friendship but she balked at being his wife and described him in playful terms.
The final strike commission report on labor troubles in Colorado coal fields was shown at the White House. It offered no recommendations but reviewed events before and after the strike. Charles W. Mills and Patrick Gilday presented the report. Chairman Beth Low was absent.
A reader endorses Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for backache weak back and rheumatism claiming kidney control improved. The letter states the product will be widely distributed and urges customers to ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuri c Tablets with the signature on the package.
In a heated session the Senate debated armed merchantmen policy with Stone urging adjournment and a vote on the Gore resolution. Lodge and Williams weighed foreign policy pressures, contrasting America first sentiment against entangling alliances as the president seeks broader backing.
In Leadville Colorado on March 2, John O Mara was killed and Jan O Neill fatally hurt at the Anderson tunn near Birdseye ten miles from Leadville. The men, 1500 feet from the portal, had prepared for a shot and lit a slow fuse, waiting too long as the blast went off.
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