British Labor and the War and Its Aftermath
The piece argues labor and government share an industrial armistice during the war and will face postwar reconstruction. It cites the British Labor Party report outlining four pillars: universal employment, democratic control of industry, reform of national finance, and surplus wealth for the common good. It urges government action to rehouse demobilized soldiers and returning munitions workers and to restore prewar workshop practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
British Labor Party
Patout
British Labour Plan For Postwar Jobs Draws American Interest
The article analyzes a British Labour Party proposal to maintain roughly steady national employment through public works including housing, roads, railways, and canal reforms. It notes calls to employ demobilized soldiers or subsidize unemployment benefits, and compares prospects for the United States in adapting similar measures after the war.
Germans Press for Separate East and West Peace Stances
Report notes German officials renewing calls for a status quo ante peace in the west and a status quo aune peace in the east, signaling acceptance that gains in the east should be retained while seeking earlier conditions in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Germany
Censoring Casualties Draws War Department Critique
A letter urges the War Department to restore full casualty lists with home addresses and next of kin. It argues secrecy harms families and public trust, noting Wyoming and others deserve state-specific notices while guarding German espionage. The piece questions secrecy during ongoing fighting in France.
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War Department
Solders
France
Robert Brown
Brown
Committee On Public Information
Wyoming
National Guard
German nation united on foreign policy after war
The piece argues Germany remains largely united on postwar foreign policy and peace terms while internal disputes rage over war conduct, food and tax distribution, and free speech. It notes a small fringe of extremists on both ends and highlights Junker influence around the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Warinon
Thatier Corn Solel
German peace policy factions in 1912 election context
The text outlines German political factions, noting reactionary extremists favoring a military dictatorship and limited Reichstag power, contrasted with minority Socialists and Center Party allies of peace. It highlights broad unity for war terms, and centers on how Center and minority Socialists align on peace, opposing prolonging the war and courting Austrian Kaiser and Pope backed resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebknecht
Luxemburg
Reichstag
Junkers
Bethmann Holmes
Kaiser
Ment
Stockholm
Russian Council of Workmen and Soldiers
Radical Party
England
France
America
Social Democrats
National Liberal Party
Center of Catholic Party
Center Party
Cheyenne Team Heads to Laramie for University Tourney
Cheyenne, led by Coach Hawes, plans a strong showing in the Wyoming University tournament in Laramie on March 21 to 23. Teams likely to compete include Wheatland Rawlins Laramie Casper University Preparatory Rock Springs Douglas Lander Evanston Lusk and Cheyenne.
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Laramie
Wyoming University
Cheyenne
Hawes
Wheatland
Rawlins
Casper
University Preparatory
Rock Springs
Douglas
Lander
Evanston
Lusk
Eecles coal mines in Wyoming to shut two days weekly
The Eecles interests in southern Wyoming will close their mines two days a week starting Wednesday unless the national government declares the country districted for coal supply. The closures stem from a lack of orders and an oversupply of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eecles
Wyoming
Revolution and Bolshevik Oracle in a Century
A vivid historical verse tracing revolutions from Kerensky to Bolshevism. It contrasts past French upheavals with Russia’s sweeping change and ends with a reflection on Russia’s uncertain fate across time. The piece blends literary allusion with political prophecy and cultural memory.
Chad Takes a Fresh Grip on Life After Tragic Night
Dick speaks frankly to Chad altering their outlook after a life threatening crisis. Chad vows to dedicate all he has to raising their son Waverly and shaping him into a useful citizen. Mollie reflects on the changed man and the hopeful plan for the child as the story continues.
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Chad
Mollie
Margie
Dick Waverly
Malcolm Stewart
Waverly
Sle
Wedding Ends Long Friendship in Enid Denouement
A long and happy friendship ended with the wedding of Nell Chipping to Cliff Eshelman, daughter of Mrs. Cordelia J. Chipping, in Canton, Georgia. An anecdote about a deafness case was related at a Philadelphia medical society meeting. An elderly woman near a river heard a warship's ten gun salute and aloud welcomed visitors by saying Come In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Canton (Ga
Nell 4. Chipping
Cordelia J. Chipping
Cliff Eshelman
Philadelphia
Everybody's Magazine
Amusing Inmate Invents Parlor Games at Asylum
A visitor hears from the superintendent that a pleasant-faced patient, described as hopeless, earns over a hundred dollars weekly by inventing new parlor games for evening parties. The remark highlights the inmate’s unusual talent within the asylum.
Old Age and Rheumatism Jokes Within Medical Chat
A physician and patient exchange quips on aging and rheumatism with humor about being old. The note references a medical nutshell and a Western Exploration Co. oil well report stating a 2008 foot depth yields 100 barrels daily and a contract to drill in Fesoll Weld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lander Western Exploration Co
ABE MARTIN on bare chested gal and fashion concerns
ABE MARTIN notes that many bare chested girls appear so thin that their attire seems strained. He jokes about the difficulty of keeping hinges from suffering as they come into view.
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Meredith Davie
K A Swezer
American Defense Society
United States
Berlin
Police Department
Department of Jurtier
Inhor Party
Paris
Baker
United Germany
William English
Socialiata
Everett True
Yeaterday
Kerensky
Achilles
Russia
Avan
Aeee
Abe Martin
Cumin
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