Debate over banning foreign language newspapers after the war
The piece argues a government ban on foreign language papers could follow the war, proposing parallel English translations for public affairs. It cites German-language papers in the United States as loyal to Berlin, justifying raids and stricter controls to defend free speech and national unity.
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Congres
Cies
America
Rads
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Sania
Berlin
Ponape
United States
American ideals vs foreign language papers in wartime
The piece argues that German Hungarian and Austrian language papers threaten American democracy by distributing anti Allied ideas. It urges suppression of foreign language publications not aligned with American citizenship and warns that Immigrants can become true Americans only by adopting American lessons and loyalties.
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Lelf
Alverton
Washington
New England
Pew
Potsdam
Herlfier
Geopee Sylvester Viereck
America must triumph as allies face wartime strain
The piece mocks New York World’s take on World War I era rhetoric. It cites Lloyd George and Champ Clark as critics, notes Sen La Follette’s proposal of a $50 monthly soldier bonus, and argues America’s path to victory will require overcoming domestic opposition and financial peril.
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America
Lloyds Georyesterday
Birkenhead
Champlick
le Mollette
House of Representatives
la Follette
United States
France
Germany
Four Thousand Farm Loan Associations Forming Nationwide
Washington Sept 1 more than 1000 farm loan associations are organizing under the federal farm loan act with about 4000 expected to borrow. Average loans run around 40 000 per association and total approved loans reach into the millions with many awaiting abstracts of title before funding.
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Washington, D
United States
Federal Farm Loan Act
Federal Farm Loan Board
Todas Peelve
Thos
Bor- Towores
Pity and Courage in Youth and War
The excerpt contrasts young soldiers marching to duty with the grim cost of war. It notes Clyde McGee and a surge of farm loan associations pressing banks before they can handle the volume, delaying loan processing and prompting cautious bond issues as mortgages under the system are reassessed.
Mohatt Engineer on Colorado & Southern Dies in Denver
Mohatt, an engineer for the Colorado & Southern who lived in Cheyenne, died yesterday in Denver after a long illness at his sister’s home. He was 35 and survived by his father W Mohatt, four brothers, and one sister. Funeral Thursday at the Catholic church with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery beside his mother.
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Mohatt
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Denver
Mra. W
Wiscosin
W. Mohatt
Sylvester
George Mohatt
Lovelock
Nev. J. BE
A. Molatt
W. 5
Wilcosin
Educc
Gnd
Mount Ole
J. J ‘Ahout Jef
Yester
Ermoos Ie
Fragmentary note hints at a mob scene and names unclear
Unclear OCR text mentions mobbe and iluckichit for ove dal ia fonkiare with opposites and Phsins hota. readable fragments point to a possible public disturbance or criminal reference but details and parties are not interpretable.
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Iluckichit
Phsins
How to Advertise Succes In A Businesslike Way
Advertising succeeds when used as a steady business investment with regular, well planned campaigns. Back campaigns with reliable merchandise and genuine service, and avoid overstatement, poor copy, or irregular efforts. Consistent, adequately spaced ads yield big returns.
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O. K
Governor Refuses Closing Saloons Amid Draft
Gov Frank L Koux told Provost Marshal General Crowder he cannot close Wyoming saloons. Meantime, new draftees are being sent to the American Lake training camp as Olds issues selective service instructions. Citizens may appeal to the governor to reopen cases before local or district boards not to the President.
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Frank L. Koux
Enoch
H. Crowder
Washington
Wyoming
American Lake
National Army
Olds
Aviator Killed by Propeller Blade at Scott Field
Sergeant Alexander, 30, of New York, chief of the mechanical division squadron, United States lying corps, at Scott Field, was killed while inspecting the running gear of a just landed aircraft. A propeller blade struck him, breaking his neck.
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Belleville, II
Alexander
New York
United States Lying Corps
Scott Field
Society Notes and Club Activities Highlights
The Methodist Social circle meets Friday at Mrs. H W Bainum home with Mrs. Bainum Mrs C Doran Mrs I Newlin and Mrs J F Meyer hosting. Baptist Missionary society gathers this afternoon in church parlors with Mrs Melquist Mrs Kinnear and Mrs Libby hosting and Mrs N Laverents leading. Frances Willard W C T U held its monthly meeting at the library auditorium with officers elected for the year and plans for a Saturday bake sale at Palace Pharmacy. A committee was named to select delegates to the W T U convention in Lusk Oct 4 8 and the Congregational church Christian Endeavor group hosts a social Friday inviting Fort Russell enlisted men and new teachers.
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H. A. Griffin
W. H. Woolston
Julius Maurer
Rockafield
Flower Mission
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Palace Pharmacy
Lusk
Christian Endeavor Social
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Far rk ele Buys Auto Truck for City Market
J Farrell proprietor of the City Market Vegetable company at 181 Capitol returned from Denver with a new Ford truck for delivering his goods. He recently opened the City Market and plans to offer lower prices, drawing on two years with Standard Produce.
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J. Farrell
City Market
Capitol
Denver
Farrell
Standard Produce Company
Ranch Listings Notice
Classified ad offering buying or selling a ranch through Lon C. Davis at 1714 Carey Ave. Phone 168W or residence 22.
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Lon C. Davis
Carey Ave
Fight to Finish Bryan Slogan Flays Pacifists
In Chicago Bryan at the Lyceum convention denounces pacifists as archy promoters and proclaims the quickest way out of war is straight through. He replaces Peace at any price with Fight to a finish in his wartime stance.
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Bryan
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
International Lyceum Association
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