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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
4
Women of the Cross and the Crown Mothers in War 1914 Ware
Poetic wartime tribute extols mothers as central to the nation’s war effort in 1914. It laments separation from sons serving overseas, praises maternal influence on duty, courage, and loyalty, and frames motherhood as a guiding force in battle and national resolve.
Fragmented Reflections on War and Maternal Love
The fragment contemplates war’s wreckage and loneliness, contrasting battlefield imagery with the enduring healing power of a mother’s love. It questions how mercy survives amid ruin and honors maternal sacrifice as central to human resilience.
Court upholds resale price limits on retailers
The federal trade commission and a Supreme Court stance limit manufacturers and wholesalers from fixing resale prices. Buyers own products and may use them freely, while retailers cannot sell below cost to avoid “unfair” competition. The piece targets Standard Oil and urges vigorous application of rulings to curb price cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commindion
Willoh
Federal Trade Commission
National Voters League backs loyalty standard in campaigns
The National Voters League presses loyalty as the main campaign standard as Congress plans amid wartime needs. It argues candidates should be judged on loyalty to war measures, not personal platforms, warning against self seeking reformers and favoring reps committed to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Voters’ League
Congress
League
Representatives
Germany's Guilt in Starting War From Lichnowsky Papers
A fragmentary review of Lichnowsky papers notes German war guilt and diplomatic maneuvering before World War I. It cites officials in Vienna London and Berlin, including Jagow Grey and Grey's secretary, discussing policy and war contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lichnowsky
Memoir Excerpt Reveals Europe War-Prevention Efforts
The narrative recalls urging distinct aims to avert a great war and to maintain balance in Europe. It notes advice to moderate Austrian plans, warnings about drastic punitive action, and the clash of opinions between Britain and Austria while Russia looms. The passage ends with “Continued Tomorrow.”
Mother of My Own Soldier Voice
Poem fragment ventriloquizes a mother’s pride and fear as she bids her son join the war effort. She recalls her joy in his growth while acknowledging the sacrifice demanded by Freedom and humanity, proclaiming resolve to support the cause and honor Franco-American bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Tim
Public Mourning Struggles and Family Tensions
Mother Trent debates funeral plans and mourning attire as she clashes with Mollie and Ian Chadwick. The scene contrasts self protection with public opinion while debating where to lay Mollie and Dick Trent to rest and how to dispose of new gowns. The discussion hints at deeper family rifts and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palse
Mollie
Mother Trent
Mr. Trent
Margery
Chadwick
Richard
Boasting Is Vain, Fighting Is Task Before Us Now
A 1917-era call denounces German influence in public schools and culture. It urges boycotts of German products and ties to Germany, condemning Germany as morally corrupt and dangerous. The piece argues loyalty to national morality and to anti German policies, urging readers to shun German associations and honor Allied peace efforts.
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Arthur Nicowen
Willam Terrell
Foreign Office
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William Tyrrell
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Sir Edward Grey
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Borane
Cireun
Gmeibie
England
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Richard H. Epmonds
Kalitor the Manufacturers’ Record
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