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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
14
The article reports Secretary of War Baker’s stance on peace and the enforcement of international law. He supports preparedness, backs the president, and endorses a submarine policy seen as a peace and humanity measure, arguing force may be needed to uphold peaceful law.
New York state challenges the Rockefeller bequest tax status arguing the Rockefeller Foundation serves as a noncharitable entity to evade a transfer tax on a $400000 bequest from John D. Rockefeller. If upheld, foundations could shift wealth tax free, a precedent with broad implications for the rich.
A humorous diary-style note mocks dress suits at public events and in taxis. It jokes about New England molders' union requiring formalwear for a ball and suggests practical options like taxicabs or wheelbarrows for those who cannot afford luxuries.
The national campaign advises mothers how to feed children from 12 months to 2 years. It outlines meals and textures for breakfast lunch and dinner, emphasizing milk, cereal, bread, beef broth, and simple purees, plus cup drinking and spoon feeding practices.
The essay argues U-boat policy reveals the United States must defend overseas trade not merely travel rights. It asserts wartime seas are open or closed by force, notes January trade values, and warns that cutting foreign commerce would harm the economy and national welfare.
Agent F W Masonhilder at Gayville takes refuge on the depot roof after flooding. The Missouri river runs ten miles wide at Vermilion, with miles of track washed out between Vermillion and Yankton. An ice gorge threatens Onawa, and a Vermillion farmer reports eight head of hogs swept away. Weather bureau probes a 13 foot water wave rumored from Mobridge and Chamberlain, risking further damage.
Berlin reports a bold aerial battle near Verdun with German aviators prevailing. Three enemy planes were shot down and several enemy pilots wounded while German planes returned safely. West and south village bombardments followed. A French squadron attacked Meta fortress causing deaths and destruction.
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