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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
4
Putting the Grin Into the Fight
A wartime scene echoes through clipped dialogue and jumbled chatter. Characters debate politics, patriotism, and daily habits while war rages, with cynical banter about stocks, show tickets, and public life. The piece ends with a wartime reflection on effort and morale.
Speaker Clark Declines Missouri Senate Bid
Speaker Champ Clark declines Governor Gardner’s offer to fill Missouri’s U.S. Senate vacancy. He emphasizes his loyalty to the Democratic Party, recalls past Missouri support, and asserts resolve to stay with the party and the war effort alongside his colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Gardner
Missouri
United States Senate
Champ Clark
National
House of Representatives
Speaker Clark Widely Supported for Continued War Effort
The piece notes broad support for Speaker Clark as wartime leader, praising his fairness and tact. It highlights his four consecutive terms as speaker and the near solid nationalist stance of the House under his guidance, urging unity to win the war. Public opinion mirrors press sentiment in favor of his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Washington
German War Deaths Expose Old Age Burden In 1917
A 1917 German mortality report shows 720000 more deaths among Germans aged 65 to 75 than the prior year, with higher elderly death rates noted. A health official boasts the result proves growing national strength as older citizens exit the population, freeing resources for soldiers and war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dead on the Field of Honor English Boy Killed in France
A short obituary notes the death of a young English boy in France. A letter found on his body expresses stoic courage and belief that life is measured by use not length, urging duty and sacrifice for the war effort and for those at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lichnowsky Papers Reveal Germanys War Guilt
The document discusses Germanys responsibility for starting the war, citing Karl Lichnowsky and contemporary figures. It mentions Churchill and Grey debating naval holiday ideas, wartime economies, and the impact of armament expenditure on home industry. The text notes trade power and Germanys post 1870 economic influence, framing guilt in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lichnowsky
Churchill
Wiliam Tyrrell
Edward Grey
Cheng
English King and Society Shape Foreign Mission in 19th Century
The text discusses how English officials cultivate favorable relations with Britain and its court. It notes the king's influence in government tone, society dominated by politics, and the cosmopolitan privilege of the aristocracy. It highlights shared education, sports, and customs across classes and the enduring social network between politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Commons
Mr. Asquith
Ite Saan
Eagake
Speipty
English social bonds shape politics across classes
The article argues that in England social connections between aristocrats, radicals, and commoners bind politics and society. It notes the ruling Unionists’ disdain for radicals yet stresses shared values, court-centered elites, and the enduring power of hospitable, well-connected households in influencing influence and policy.
No, Warren Is Not A Candidate This Time
The piece argues Senator Warren feigned retirement to stir his rival faction who sought his seat. It contends his influence waned and he faced defeat if he pursued nomination, prompting a drastic plan to appear reluctant while rallying support against opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mondell
Vivor
Trent Shows Her Colors as Mourning Flares
Mrs Trent erupts in grief upon learning of her husband Mr Trent’s death after a hospital operation. The scene unfolds as Molly Dick and Chad confront her with the calamity, and she accuses everyone of concealment, lamenting the missed warning years earlier about surgery risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Richard
Chad
Molly
Mr. Trent
Brining Up Father Abroad at Atlas May 10
Percy Walling scores big laughs in Bringing Up Father Abroad as Io Bringing Up Father appears abroad in Ireland settings. Walter Vernon and Irene Vanbrugh star alongside Louise Earle with Peg Woffington and other famed actors in a World Picture deal showcase at Atlas Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Walling
Millon
Father
George McManus
Allan
Walter Vernon
Vernon and
Earle
Hig
Jiggs
Mahoney
Wether
Vernon
McManus
Hhis
Ctignain
Ireland
Misa Farle
Louise Earle
Pex Woffington
London
Maske and Waees
World Picture Deal
Atlas Theatre
Peg Woffington
Irene Vanbrigh
Sir Johnston Forbee Robertson
Lion Boucicault
Ae du Maurier
Hl. B. Irviog
Gladys Coopere
Winifred
One Hundred Tons Cocoa for Soldiers Food Aid
A damaged clipping notes 100 tons of cocoa and 174 gallons of condensed milk purchased for American soldiers by an organization identified as af. A. The item list reflects wartime provisioning and aid efforts with emphasis on chocolate and dairy supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meredith Davis
K. A. Swezba
Eer
Ereteet
Cheyenne
Hy Cartier
Agave
N. EB. A
SRG
Overnoy Gardner
Baltimore
Iead
Mc Bryan
Mr. Churchill
Abe Martin
England
Sion
Lord Londonderry
Sir Edward Gray
Popular Party
Grey
Churchil
Harcourt
Crewe
Asquith
Devonshire
Lloyd George
John Burns
the Public Forum
tTh
Ghee An Tener Sa
Vocrop Haben
Hitenbantan Tee Iminuls
Cosare
Everett True
Atlas
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