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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1918
Page
4
A cautionary wartime message urges vigilance toward German and Austrian people in the United States unless proven loyal by years of association. It warns of espionage and propaganda, urging the public to report suspicious acts or disloyal language to police or local department offices.
Observers agree that the open phase of the German offensive is near and that the strike will target a weak point where armies join. The article reviews past drives on Paris and Ypres, notes command integration and mixed Allied forces, and emphasizes a joint Allied effort across nations to share war burdens and avoid overburdening any single coalition member.
A political column accuses Frank W Mondell of abusing franking privileges by sending self serving letters at public expense. It claims Mondell used the mail to push party aims and damage rivals while portraying himself as a patriot.
The article notes Germany cannot deliver a decisive blow to any faction on the western front or in Italy. No single nation’s force can be targeted to drive a wedge among armies or provoke hatred toward one ally. Allied leaders rely on redistributing and sharing burden rather than relying on one factor.
A vivid period piece mocks Chancellor Von Hertling and Germany, portraying a fierce, accusatory stance that labels Germany as the evil force behind modern oppression. The speaker claims Germany hides in darkness while its leaders push deadly designs on humanity.
A widow named Margie resists mourning rituals after the supposed death of Dick. Mother Trent pressures customs and care details, while Mollie plans to move Margie’s mother to safety. Margie insists on independence, declares Dick is dead, and contemplates leaving the house with the tense family dynamics unfolding.
A collage of notices lists business services and local visitors. Entries mention Cahill & Holliday coal firm, piano tuner Guthrie, and Morris Harness Shop. Upcoming events include a thrift stamp ball at the State Capitol on May 28 and a gym dance updated to a tacky dance.
The account mocks a public clash described as dull and unengaging. It compares the showdown to a wrestling bout among pros and notes a spike in cheap cigars as a misguided celebration. The tone blends satire with frustration over spectacle and quality.
The snippet lists multiple visitors in Cheyenne and nearby towns yesterday. Names include Minnie Schroeder Ethel Karlstrom Edith Bergeron from Pine Bluffs. J H Hartman Walcott. Roy Downing Jack Downing Greeley. M F Barnhill Albina Shipp Casper. W Allison Kimball Neb Cheyenne. Chas Bryan North Platte. Charles Sewell Grover Colo. Mrs Fred H Martin Thermopolis. Mr and Mrs John Brown Mrs William Brown Little Horse Creek.
Chicago reports show watch repairing demand more than doubled after the telephone company refused to give the correct time to subscribers since May 1. Jewelry stores and department heads note increased sales of watches and alarm clocks as people seek reliable timepieces.
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