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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1918

Page

2

German Dropped From Schools of Principal Cities

Report shows only twelve cities teaching German in foreign language programs, with wide variation by grade. Many superintendents favor foreign language study but oppose early instruction outside specific cases, citing shifts in German enrollment and influence of private schools. The article notes lower grades often limit or exclude German and mentions a Colorado University glee club concert in Cheyenne on March 25.

Baron of Education Mate Pultie Germen Thoeht Alerades Bureau Flower Niegher California Bole Iowa Baltimore St. Louis Afoet Colorado University Cheyenne Will Ryan Wyoming

War Humor in Paris The Front and The Movies

A memoir style sketch in Paris on March 14 describing the surreal clash of war nerves and cinema. A group in a loge at the orchestra cinema endures a comic seating dispute between a French couple and two Americans as they chase normalcy amid global upheaval.

Paris Eacch Homor Europe Civilization Americas Orchestre Cinema Broadway Piccadilly Boulevards Monsieur Madame Polly Monsteur

Shipyards Urge More Shipbuilders Across States

Washington state and others push to meet shipyard labor quotas as delays from card shortages ease. Indiana and California report strong enrollments while New York City and Rhode Island exceed targets. Maryland prisoners offer skilled labor to help build ships for the war effort. Volunteers grow impatient awaiting callups as yards prepare for future staffing.

Washington Mai L Public Service Reserve Finass Indiana California Massachusetts Rhode Island Montana New York City Shaw Maryland

Colored man faces fraud check charges in Casper

James EK Washington, a colored man from Washington, D C, is in Casper district court charged with passing fraudulent checks. He allegedly cashed worthless checks at the Tripeny confectionery and other businesses. This is his second appearance before the bar. previously he faced a revolver theft case. He is on parole from the Nebraska penitentiary.

Casper Wyo James EK Washington District Court Tripeny Yécal Bar Nebraska

Telegraph firm under new owner boosts line with poles

Jireh Wyoming March 14 George Grant has purchased the Pioneer Telegraph company. The firm has long used barbed wire fences for lines. Grant is stringing wire on standard poles to all patrons and is putting the system in first class shape.

Jireh Wyo George Grant Pioneer Telegraph Company

Film Stunts and a Lost Opportunity in Serial Thrills

The piece discusses serial formulas needing two thrills per two reel episode and climactic suspense with a heroine in peril. It notes Burton Rice’s illustration for The Mystery Ship showing a car stunt and a sinking crate. It also laments Triangle theater press misses linking Winifred Allen to aviation air bride rumor.

Burton Rice Automobiles Proctor House Triangle Winifred Allen Lawrence Sperry

Arnold Daly Threatens to Quit If Films Stop

Arnold Daly warned his audience that if New York exhibitors do not book Pathé productions he may return to movies. J A Berst Pathé claims exhibitors must book Pathé to avoid production stoppage. The dispute suggests coercive tactics and jars with prior collaborations.

Arnold Daly New York J. A. Berst Pathé Tella Arnold Fae

Cleopatra at the Atlas Theater Returns in Spectacular Film

The Atlas resumes Cleopatra starring Theda Bara in a lavish production. The vampire heroine wears over fifty costumes and $150000 in jewels, with Egyptology approved outfits. Producer William Fox spent heavily on authentic sets and Egyptian atmosphere including the Sphinx pyramids and Actium naval battle.

Antony Cleopatra Atlas Theater Siren of the Nile Theda Bara Miss Bara William Fox Egypt Pyramids Desert Actium

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