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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
12
Women of the Cross and the Crown in War Time
In 1914 Ware depicts mothers as central to the war effort, urging enlistment and shaping the resolve of soldiers. The piece extols maternal strength as shield and guide, linking maternal duty to national sacrifice and the crown of life forged by war mothers.
Fragmented Reflections on War and Motherhood
A fragmented meditation on the wreckage of war, the loneliness of survivors, and the healing motive of motherhood. The narrator questions the cruelty of violence while honoring the sustaining love of a mother amid destruction and sacrifice.
Court ruling limits manufacturers resale price control
The Federal Trade Commission and the Supreme Court hold that manufacturers and wholesalers cannot fix resale prices. Retailers may sell at will, but mustnot sell below cost to avoid unfair competition. The piece argues these limits curb monopolistic practices and should be applied to firms like Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commindion
Willoh
Federal Trade Commission
National Voters League Calls For Loyalty Over Platforms
The National Voters League urges candidates to pledge loyalty to war goals, arguing that postwar problems require unwavering support rather than personal platforms. It says voters will judge reps by loyalty to measures aiding the war and prefers a Congress devoted to the war effort above all else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Voters’ League
Congress
League
Representatives
Germany S guilt in starting war shown by Lichnowsky papers
The documents reveal German wartime planning and high level debates. Key figures include Jagow, Kaiser’s envoys, Grey, Tyrrell, and British diplomats. The papers discuss warnings, ententes, and alleged blueprints for aggression, highlighting mistrust between Berlin and Vienna and the push toward immediate intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lichnowsky
Diplomatic Memoir Excerpt On Austro Serbian Tensions
The excerpt recalls warnings against punitive action after the murder in Serbia and urges moderation with Austria. It cites Lord Haldane, Jagow, and shifting Russian sentiment, noting the aim to avoid widening the crisis and influence public opinion. The text ends noting a continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poe
Lwe
Borane
Cireun
Gmeibie
England
Eptafon
Haldane
Cediraliy
Germany
France
Vorwaerts
Austria
Bosnia
Lord Byron
Garibaldi
Herr von Jagow
Russia
Rusia
Mother of Our Race Voice in Wartime Ode
A quoted wartime poem by Kihinwad Vande Cooke speaks of maternal pride and sacrifice for liberty. The speaker recalls a son going to battle and pledges to defend freedom, while acknowledging personal longing and a hidden ache within her role as mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Kihinwad Vande Cooke
Mourning, Morality, and Public Opinion Clash at Funeral
In a tense scene, Mrs. Trent debates funeral plans and mourning attire while Ian Chad and Mollie navigate social pressure. The dialogue contrasts private grief with the fear of public judgment as Mollie and Margery weigh how to honor Mollie’s late husband and their own reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palse
Mollie
Mother Trent
Mr. Trent
Margery
Chadwick
Richard
Boasting Is Vain Fighting Is Task Before Us Now
A 1918 era protest piece denounces German influence in schools and culture. It urges complete social and economic ostracism of Germany and pro German individuals, condemning Germans as vile and criminal. The text frames anti German sentiment as necessary for moral strength and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Richard H. Epmonds
Kalitor the Manufacturers’ Record
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