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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

12

Crown Prince of Prussia Said To Command Long Range Gun

The article accuses the crown prince of Prussia of using a long range gun to bomb Paradis and kill non combatants. It suggests he enjoys royal power and would be capable of leading an army, calling him feeble minded yet brutal and eager for glory. It also questions if a maternity hospital was among targets and hopes for reform.

Herlin Prussa Paria House of Hohensollern Crasy William Nincompoop Han

Reformation Hinted for Man Far from Parle and Guns

A fragment describes a man who seeks reform if kept seventy five miles from Parle and within hearing of his own guns. The text suggests a cautious hope for change tied to distance and familiar firepower, set in a rural honest vocation context.

Parle

What a German Victory Would Mean for the World

The author argues that a German victory would vindicate might makes right and frightfulness, justify butcheries and looting, replace Christian ethics with a Prussian idol, and suppress liberty for non-Prussians. It warns that autocracy and military brutality would triumph, ending a humane world and sparking allied resistance.

Germany Prussia von Hindasburg Deutschland

Feminism and Women’s Clubs in City Business Life

The Cleveland Press notes the rise of downtown women’s clubs as a city growth feature. It argues these groups boost worker efficiency, though some employers fear feminism. The piece says clubs educate women about work life and foster loyalty, while denying feminism as hostility to employers.

Cleveland Press

Mary Lincoln Beckwith Starts Agriculture Study

Mary Lincoln Beckwith, Abraham Lincoln’s great granddaughter, vows to abandon social gossip to farm. She enrolls for a short term agriculture course at Cornell University claiming too few men to work their Vermont farm. If her great granddad could hear that.

Mary Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Mary Cornell Vermont

German Colonial Secret Treaty Exposed by Lichnowsky Papers

The Lichnowsky documents reveal a 1898 Anglo German agreement over Portuguese Africa. They discuss delimitation of Congo access, Mozambican frontiers, and the Windsor treaty aims to balance commercial influence with British support. The notes show Germany seeking security and expansion while keeping Belgium and France considerations in view.

County Humafeldt London Mr. Balfour Africa England Portugal Charles TL Windsor Fisla Raglend Ragard al Am

Treaty to Be Initiated by Sir Edward Grey

The passage notes Grey favored signing but publication of a treaty and related 1898 1899 pacts faced opposition in Berlin. It suggests publication within a year after signature, while English secrecy and Portuguese leverage frame the dispute amid Anglo German tensions and Lisbon influence.

Fe Grey Sir Edward Grey England Berlin Foreign Office London Herr von Stumm Herr von Holstein Klving Portugal Lisbon

Liberty loan call echoes in a young volunteer’s resolve

A wartime reminiscence celebrates a young volunteer who, despite fear, joins the fight to defend liberty in Belgium and France. The piece links his courage to a broader American duty, urging sympathy and support through taxes and loans as the nation backs the war effort.

Lberty Belgium France Europe America

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Colombo Maru Sails First Japan New York Run

The Colombo Maru, the first Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner on the Japan to New York route, went aground near Nagaraki inland area after suffering damage. The crew were rescued by a passing steamship.

Tokio Nippon Yusen Kaisha Japan New York Onmejuve Nagaraki Carde Tatehés

Bundie Bundles 100 Papers In Leader Offices

A bundle of 100 papers is found at the leader offices with no further details. The discovery prompts staff to audit shipments and verify chain of custody for archival records.

Harden Defends Lichnowsky Memoir Allies Clash Over War Origins

Maximilian Marten defends Prince Lichnowsky the German ambassador to Britain in 1914 claiming Berlin destroyed any chance for peace and denounces the Reichstag for clinging to a “perfidious aggression” myth. Harden condemns German national conscience and party leaders harshly.

Maximilian Marten Prince Lichnowsky Great Britain Lichnowsky Reichstag Germany Lichanowsky

The Kaiser’s Mustache Shown as Cowardly Fiend

A polemic critique from 1918 denounces the Kaiser through vivid imagery of his mustache and visage. The piece derides mock valor, calling the ruler a counterfeit, posing hypocrite while lambasting militarism and tyranny in a wartime attack.

Earth N. BE. A

Millers Convert Mills for War Flour Production

Millers in Minneapolis switch plants to produce war flour. They incur heavy costs and weeks of work as machinery is altered, with profits reduced by government measures. Barley grinding uses the same equipment but requires different silk screens. silk sieves must be changed to suit war grain production.

Minneapolis Mino

Hospital Break Sparks Loyalties and Hidden Love

The narrator recalls the day of Mr. Trent's operation at the hospital. Mollie and Chad debate family bonds and love as Mollie reveals her growing affection for Mr. Trent's mother, while Dick hesitates and questions whether to call the mother. The event emphasizes unspoken feelings and the support of loved ones.

Margio Mollie Chad Mr. Trent Molly Richard Mother Waverly

Weather Forecast for Cheyenne and Vicinity

The forecast calls for cooler tonight and Tuesday. Tonight will be cooler in eastern portions with generally fair conditions tomorrow. A 250 mile radius forecast notes cooler temperatures across the area with developing conditions in the east.

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