Germany and pacifist fears ripple through American discourse
The text condemns German influence and hostile aims while railing at pacifists and conspiracies. It cites threats to use the seas, incite Mexico, and draw Japan into conflict, then shifts to notes on Glenn Bush and La Follette and ends with a sports line about Thatcher and Lamb in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Berlin
Mexico
Arma
Japan
Europe
Glenn Bush
Larte
Aleton
la Follette
Amertes
Why America Entered the War: A Prisoner’s View
A Randlin Penitentiary publication reproduces a piece by Glenn Gnah arguing reasons for U S entry into World War I. The author frames patriotism as defense of the flag Old Glory and unity, despite imprisonment, praising Allied aims and condemning German rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniare
Lew Pollette
David Starr Jordan
Hiewwood
Wosk
Itally's Changed Views of the War
A compact survey of Italy's evolving stance in World War I from neutrality to supporting a war for humanity and democratization of states. It notes early irredentist aims, shifts after peacetime experiences, and rising alignment with allied powers as Russia and the United States joined the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Signor Tovini
Uinta
Tovini
Europe
Turkey
War Party
Rome
War
Italia
Trieste
Trenting
Germany
War For Humanity
Russia
United States
Signor
Torini
Osborne Lands in Cheyenne On Way To Douglas Fair Visit
Former Gov. John F. Osborne of Rawlins visits Cheyenne en route to Douglas where he will address the state fair on Governors Day. Acting Gov. Houx also heads to Douglas praising Wyoming’s growth amid strong livestock and banking sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Osborne
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Douglas
Frank L. Houx
Osborne
Washington
Wyoming
Douglas Tomorte
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Sugar as a National Preparedness Asset in Wartime Britain
The article argues sugar supply, primarily beet sugar, is vital to national readiness. It notes Germany's beet sugar independence, contrasts U.S. dependence on imports, and warns a war with sugar-exporting nations could cripple food supplies. Colorado’s beet sugar industry is praised for patriotic service to U.S. food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
German Empire
Colorado
Freedom OF
United States
Government Retrieves Support for Ongoing Work
The government reported progress on the initiative, noting continued support and steps taken to advance the project. Officials emphasized collaboration with partners and a focus on timely delivery of outcomes.
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Leader Publishing
Kaocer le
Thatcher
Lamb
Joplin
Deak
Ametwa
Glenn Gnah
Sonate
Aimerica
Wumig
Christian Scivice Monitor
Petrograd
Huerta
Villa
Giersdorf
Eagle Theatre
16Th
Thames
Denver
End
Wilson
Osborne Livextore, Company
Osaborne-Black Realty Company
Rawlins Nation, Bank
John E. Osborne
Lary
Knapp
Hotel Plains
Republic Petroleum Corporation
Treasury
Geo. S. Batty
Gas & Electric
GEO
Batty
Gas & Electric Building
P. S
Austria
Louisiana
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