Send-Off for Wyoming and Cheyenne Recruits to the Front
A large contingent of Wyoming and Cheyenne boys prepares to leave for military service as the nation presses toward war. More than forty from Cheyenne join the call and march to the train amid cheers from the city, with prayers for victory and the preservation of democracy.
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Cheyenne
Tredern
Weroming
Ubey
United States Army
Pew National Army
Texelber
Republicanism and the Copperhead Label in War Time
War era rhetoric inflames party loyalties as Republicans face renewed charges of antiwar sentiment. The piece argues pro German and antiwar leanings undermine GOP unity, cites New Hampshire by election, and notes leaders Mendell Moore and others as still wavering from wartime patriotism.
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Democratic Party
Union
White House
Tham
Hughes
Germany
Lusitania
H Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
United States
New Hampshire
Sulloway
Congress
Mendell
Moore
Ilinois
Malin
Dritten
Roosevelt
Billy Mason
Price Fixing Not Planned by Food Administration Says Hoover
Stockmen from across the country meet at the National Museum with Secretary Hoover and Food Administrator Hoover to discuss boosting meat production. Senator Kendrick notes strong attendance as officials stress stabilization of prices to guarantee fair returns and prevent speculation.
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Kiven
Gelves
David F. Howton
Hoover
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
National Museum
Food Administration
Congress
Bureau
New York
Europe
Tribute to Stark Is Penned by Wife
The State Leader carries a memorial by Mary Lee Stark for Nathan Edwin Stark born October 22 1832 in Hanover New Hampshire who died September 7 1917 at his son Edward Thayer Stark's ranch near Lost Springs Wyoming after strokes in 1917 He married Mary E Lee in 1874 and later lived in Fort Morgan Colorado He served as Cheyenne public school principal and helped build Central Johnson and Corlett schools leaving a legacy of educational progress and tree plantings in town
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Nathan Edwin Stark
Hanover
N. H
Lost Springs
Converse County
Wyoming
Fort Morgan
Colo
Edward Thayer Stark
Mary E. Lee
EB. M. Lee
Territory of
Stark
ER. E. Fitch
Laramie
Oberlin College
Cheyenne
Central School
Johnson and Corlett
West
Former revenue official A. L. New visits Cheyenne
A. L. New former revenue commissioner accompanied by wife and son Fred expected in Cheyenne from Denver en route to California from Greenfield Indiana. He once headed internal revenue in Wyoming and Colorado and played a prominent role in the senatorial campaign here in 1893. A large number of Cheyenne residents ...
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A. L. New
Fred
Cheyenne
Denver
Greenfield
Ind
California
Mr. New
Wyoming
Colorado
Mr New Plans Short Visit to Reconnect Old Acquaintances
A brief note states that Mr New will be pleased to be present to look up old acquaintances for a short time, with a fading signoff mentioning Sherman C. tr.
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Mr. New
Mothers and Soldiers Reassure as War Calls Boys
A patriotic verse echoes of boys marching to war with mothers praying for their safe return. It honors brave and loyal youths answering the country’s call, while urging divine protection over the flag and freedom. Also notes real taxi service ad copy and classified lines.
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the Denver News
Stoke Meat
Hoe
Senator Kendrick
Australia
India
Argentine
Lover
N. E. Stark
Mary Lee Stark
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Marsh
Hearta
Free
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
W. Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Capitol Avenue
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