Secretary Lane Speech Fires Up War for Democracy
Secretary Lane speaks at a Western gathering urging unity in the war effort. He praises wartime leadership and the nationwide resolve to defend liberty, democracy, and economic growth, stressing support for agriculture and oil development in Wyoming. Cheyenne should give him a rousing Western welcome tonight.
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Lane
Hella
Te Swati
Amelia Ciehis
Mahomet
Germany
Teteriar
Denver
Belda Elven
Wyoming
Wear
Railway Wages and Tax Increases in 1916 Railways
The bureau of railway economics reports that US railroads with annual operating revenues over 1 million dollars paid higher wages per employe and higher per mile expenditures, while freight rates and ton mile costs changed little. Compared with 1915, wages per employee rose from 810.62 to 568.00, track and equipment costs increased, and total operating revenues rose while expenses grew. Passenger rates shifted modestly, and investment in road and equipment increased by $108,658.
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Bureau of Railway Economics
Interstate Commerce
Clieat Foods
Safo Snloss
Suloth
Punishments for World War Crimes Target Germany and Turkey
In a wartime treatise the author argues for strict punishment of criminal nations. Germany and Turkey are charged with deliberate, massive atrocities including the Armenian genocide and civilian depredations. The piece asserts universal accountability and warns against naively nurturing peace terms.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Kaiser
Stenger
Tirpitz
Hindelberg
Germany
Turkey
Armenia
Court of Nations
Austria
Ger
Belgium
Vive La France Arise A Victory Cry From The People
A patriotic verse proclaims France shall rise again and hurl back the foe. It speaks of liberty Alsace and Lorraine and a victorious nation in the right. The poem ends with a pledge that freedom will prevail and servile rule disappear.
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France
Alsace
Loraine
Alberty
Pet. C. Myers
Bard
Do A
Russell
Two Are Killed in Boiler Explosion Near Lucerne
Six men faced death and two were badly scalded when a traction engine boiler exploded at the W. M. Wilson farm near Lucerne Colo at 0:30 yesterday morning. James Clay and Charles Say suffered facial and hand burns but escaped serious eye injuries. They were rushed to Greeley by auto.
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W. M. Wilson
James Clay
Charles Say
Straight
Greeley
Sthedin
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