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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
12
A fragment indicates a period year six months or one month with mail in advance pricing of 5.00 and 2.75 and 60. The text is garbled but shows a small fee schedule likely from a subscription or postage notice.
Opinion traces a possible Odessa capture by Germany and Austria as a strategic move for grain, Black Sea access, and pressure on Russia. It notes potential demoralization, risk to western front, and a dubious peace with Ukraine amid broader war aims and treaties. It cites Soviet divorce surge and war reporting on hospitals bombing Naples.
Senate investigations target the German American Alliance over war relief funds diverted to Dr Bernard Dernberg and possible ties to von Bernstorff. The 1915 Milwaukee speech by C J Hexamer is cited to condemn German unity and alleged assimilation as unfit for Americans. Kaiser’s view and wartime suspicions add pressure for charter revocation and suppression of the organization.
Union Pacific employees plan a support program for families of 2000 soldiers drafted into U S service. President Calvin and Vice President Jeffers back the idea, with a Cheyenne meeting on March 22 to form the organization as a second line of defense against wartime hardship. Similar efforts by other big employers could ease living costs for service members and dependents in long conflicts.
The piece argues Germans favor disarmament only to leave Germany dominant in Europe, citing superior production and organization. It claims widespread support among parties for territorial restoration, continued economic control of Austria Bulgaria Turkey and others, and opposition to a League of Nations in a future order.
A historical article excerpt argues that several German and entente voices push for independence for subject lands and a separate peace with Russia. It claims the German socialist minority and leaders Haase and Ledebour favor Kaiserist terms, opposing democracy as a war issue.
In a private moment Margie and Dick discuss love, responsibility, and the choosing of parenthood. Dick expresses resolve to welcome a child as part of their partnership and future, seeing birth as the immortality of marriage and the continuation of the race. The scene ends with emotional happiness and a note that the tale continues.
Abe Martin reports on a Garfield order inspiring a family reunion as Mrs Lisle Hush notes four sons in service and two preparing farms and a billiard parlor, reflecting wartime home front life.
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