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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
Secretary Lane speaks from the West praising unity and democracy during wartime. He defends policy aims amid calls for national mobilization and highlights Wyoming oil growth and Intermountain agriculture as key reasons for federal focus. Cheyenne should honor him with a strong western reception.
The bureau of railway economics reports that US railways with annual operating revenues over 1 million show higher wages per employee and higher taxes per mile, while freight rates per ton mileedge decreased slightly. Compared with 1906 data, wages per employee rose from 810.62 to 568.00, costs per mile increased, and passenger rates shifted modestly. Investment in road and equipment also rose.
The author condemns the brutal atrocities of World War I by Germany and Turkey. He argues forpunishing leaders and nations for deliberate crimes against humanity, citing the Armenian genocide and violations of rules of war. He urges strict accountability at an international court, with Austria and Germany singled out for blame.
Poem inspired wartime rallying cry calls France to hurl back the foe and restore Alsace and Lorraine. It proclaims victory in the struggle and urges free nations to welcome liberty, with ends of triumph and enduring peace.
Six men faced death threats and two were badly scorched when a traction engine boiler exploded at a farm near Lucerny Colorado at 0:30 yesterday. James Clay and Charles Say suffered facial and hand scalds but escaped eye injuries. they were transported to Greeley by auto.
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