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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
6
A fragmented reminiscence discusses diplomatic figures and wartime policy with references to Washington, the Senate, and public figures. The piece notes critique of the administration, wartime alliances, and a controversial line about Congress and funding amid a broader debate on American foreign policy.
The article urges readers to place notices and subscribe to the soldiers' book fund during a Sept drive led by Francon Linvie, Wyoming librarian, and Cheyenne civic leaders. It highlights a national goal of $12 million with at least $1 from individuals, urging Cheyenne to contribute, equating small per-person amounts to backing American Expeditionary Forces.
Washington reports two focal points shaping policy as Germany seeks a peace, contrasting a Kaiser led autocracy with Wilson’s democratic approach. The piece argues for a Wilson peace that empowers the German people through the Reichstag, warns against Kaiser propaganda, and urges German Americans to support democracy. It notes ongoing German movement toward democratic reform and center party influence. The article also mentions US stance toward Russia, the revolution, and the danger of a military dictatorship in Germany.
The state department head exposed Germanys use of Sweden as a neutral bargaining tool during the war. He described the double game by German diplomacy and the conviction of Count von Luxburg for alleged deceit. Revelations aim to sway public interest toward the administration and caution Congress amid market rumors.
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