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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
4
A fragment lists year and six month periods with a mail in advance charge of five dollars and twenty seven cents per item, plus sixty cents. The text reads like a pricing schedule.
The piece argues that capturing Odessa could only delay famine for Germany by supplying grain from Ukraine and southern Russia. It questions a decisive outcome, notes a possible shift to a Persian expedition, and critiques a German Ukrainian peace treaty. It cites Russian divorces and attacks on Naples hospital as broader war reflections.
Senate probes the German American Alliance seeking to revoke its charter amid evidence that $800000 raised for German relief was diverted to Dr Bernard Dernberg. Critics cite 1915 statements by C J Hexamer endorsing German superiority and urge decisive action against the society.
The Union Pacific Railroad plans a March 22 meeting in Cheyenne to form a support organization for the families left behind as 2000 employees enter military service. President Calvin and VP Jeffers back the effort, calling it a second line of defense against war hardships.
The text argues Germans favor disarmament to preserve wartime dominance, praising production power and organization. It notes opposition to a League of Nations, fears a minority status in such a body, and outlines aims for restoring prewar borders and maintaining economic control of Austria, Bulgaria, Turkey, and other regions.
A dense political discussion from a historical article argues against Germany’s peace terms and indemnities. It cites the Stockholm conference and Russian workers council positions supporting limited Belgium compensation and broader democratization, while labeling German socialist minority as loyal to the Kaiser.
In a reflective scene, Margie and Dick explore their desire for children as a future focus of their marriage. Dick argues parenthood is essential to marriage, linking it to the race and moral future, while Margie feels happiness amid looming tragedy and hope for their love.
Mrs Lisle Hush says she is proud four of her sons are in the service, while another runs a billiard parlor, reflecting a wartime family gathering prompted by a Garfield order.
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