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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
4
An urgent alert urges vigilance against German or Austrian individuals in the United States. Citizens are told to report suspicious acts or disloyal words to the police and local authorities to aid national defense and curb propaganda efforts.
The nation moves toward a constitutional amendment on prohibition aided by the Women's Christian Temperance Union and other groups. Wyoming's November ballot could shape ratification momentum, with wet states pressed to join the dry coalition.
A Cheyenne to Colorado journey was attacked by Colorado guards amid tensions over liquor business and its impact on Wyoming’s manpower and wartime work. The scene reflects border strain as Wyoming asserts its rights and neutral stance in neighboring-state tensions.
The piece urges Americans to resist German propaganda that belittles America’s war effort. It recalls France’s resolve as the Bolo Pasha case and Caillaux trial highlight internal treason risks, and warns that morale must stay strong to support the khaki boys over there. It stresses vigilance against enemy agents and discouraging rumors.
The author accuses Austria of duplicity in its diplomacy with Berlin and Rome, citing promises to spare Venice and to refrain from aiding Russia, while noting actual bombings and Austrian troop movements aligned with Germany. The piece paints Vienna as untrustworthy alongside Berlin.
Washington dispatch describes rapid U.S. arms buildup. It notes machine guns shifted from auxiliary to essential weaponry for offense and defense. The piece cites plans to equip 1.4 million soldiers and contracts to expand production, outlining historic contrasts with prewar funding and procurement.
The article details U S and French machine guns under wartime contracts, listing models and counts from Lewis to Vickers and Chauchat. It notes 2045 675 total guns with most made in American shops, production ahead of schedule, and plans for planes with synchronized Vickers and Lewis armament.
A 1918 poem celebrates WWI sacrifice urging soldiers to endure No Man's Land and press forward to “the final punch.” It contrasts the eager volunteers with those who hesitate, praising those who finish their dangerous duty. Copyright Newspaper Enterprise Association.
The W O W announces a dedication of the service flag on Thursday March 7 at 8 15 pm All members are urged to attend and bring friends A dance will follow the service and festivities
In a tense domestic drama Mollie faces her mother’s dramatic arrival and meddling as she plans her actions. Jacob Trent weighs stepping in and Mollie seeks support from Margie while Chad and the mother clash over hotel arrangements. The scene ends with Mollie and Margie choosing a brief walk before more confrontation.
The Boston Transcript notes two twin brothers serving in the same unit. They traveled to France together, were both wounded by bullets that hit their left arm and right foot, and were sent to England for treatment in a hospital.
Abe Martin sketch notes a line about responsibility with a frontier humor twist. The speaker references Lafe and Len Worcy and implies personal oversight, reflecting old country wit in a brief column.
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