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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
12
A dated notice warns that every German or Austrian in the United States should be treated as a potential spy. Citizens are urged to be vigilant and report suspicious acts to police or local authorities to protect families and national security during wartime.
The article condemns William Hoard for radicalism and for allegedly aiding the Kaiser by opposing Wilsonian policy. It notes the Metropolitan magazine contains hostile pieces and praises Theodore Roosevelt as contributing editor, suggesting a broader anti administration sentiment.
The posteddice department barred the March issue of MeodPoliien magazine for an article Is America Honest by William Viarl editor. Authorities accuse the piece of undermining public support for Wilson policies and the war effort, deeming it a gratuitous affront and a disservice to the nation during wartime.
The Wisconsin legislature condemns La Follette as un-American for antiwar views and urges the U S Senate to expel him if evidence supports the charge. It notes his St Paul speech sparked investigation delays and questions whether his home state still backs him.
Hubert Howe Bancroft died at an advanced age after creating vast libraries of historical works. He organized a large crew to collect and publish series on the peoples and histories from China to Peru, shaping raw material into a landmark historical enterprise. He began his historian career after forty, building a commercial system that in turn defined his legacy.
The United States accelerates airplane production and pilots for France. Thousands train at home and abroad while the nation readies air power to join Allied forces against Germany, with ships and factories expanding to sustain aerial campaigns.
After years of war the nations rely on organized factories to produce planes while America supplies fresh manpower. The army of aviators grows as production scales up. capacity has increased over 100 fold since last year. Treated as wartime allies shift machines while U S expands its own aircraft output and seeks new spruce and other materials.
The piece describes rapid government seizure of spruce for aircraft, dispatching regiments of foresters to forests, and government owned mills. It notes the scale of aviation industry, field training sites, experimental stations, and large shipping needs for planes, while highlighting new radio and balloon services and American technical initiative. Glenrock shows building activity as Casper-Eybo-Wyoming Oil Company runs two shifts at Pilot Field.
The Rockefeller Foundation at its annual meeting appropriated 187 281 dollars for war work. Of this 125 000 funds will continue the war demonstration hospital of the Rockefeller Institute. 50 000 supports the medical division of the National Research Council under the Council of National Defense. 12 281 covers other medical war research and relief efforts.
Weather forecast notes snow possible Saturday and colder temperatures for Wyoming and nearby areas. Winds become fresh to strong shifting direction. Temperatures in the 40s with a high near 52 and a low around 7. Precipitation since January 1 shows 1.52 inches with no new rainfall in the last 24 hours.
The public service commission will hold a hearing in Casper on March 11 to consider adjusting light rates. Secretary HL A Floyd is in Casper, with commissioners Forsyth Gates and Governor Frank L. Moux expected or absent due to his visit to American Lake.
In a tense confrontation Mollie’s mother challenges Chad about Mollie and their unborn child. She calls him selfish and cowardly for exacting care while offering little comfort. Mollie sinks into grief as family tensions escalate and plans for a ride with Mrs Trent follow a fragile moment.
The secretary of state reports yesterday the formation of Kemmerer Big Piney O11 and Ty refining company capitalized at 3150 000 with offices in Kemmerer Green elier O11 Shale and Refining company capitalized at 250 000 with offices in Kemmerer Liberty Wheat Growers Incorporated capitalized at 10 000 with an office in Torrington Casper Midwest Refining company begins operation with new casing head gasoline at Salt Creek.
The ABE MARTIN column muses on heavy snows that hinder workers who smoke fine cigars, noting the hardship of winter. The humorous regional voice reflects rural life and everyday frustrations with a touch of wit.
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