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A brief notice concerns Vestient Noor and the rights of republication for special dispatches. The brief emphasizes control over distribution and the continued authority of the originator.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1917
Page
12
A brief notice concerns Vestient Noor and the rights of republication for special dispatches. The brief emphasizes control over distribution and the continued authority of the originator.
The piece surveys postwar political shifts and social tensions. It questions the rise of socialism and the threat of chaos, suggesting a drift toward new governance forms and competing ideologies while examining implications for civil life and leadership.
The passage reflects on soldiers and students shaped by wartime duty who will become voters in the future. It argues they will demand peace and will resist cynics and obstructionists who hinder national progress, ensuring a safe future governance.
A commentary from the Saturday Eventia Post arguing that Northern resolve doomed the Confederacy and drawing parallels to World War I era, praising Allied persistence while warning against Copperhead opposition aiding the Kaiser. It emphasizes the need for determination and frames political dissent as weakening the Union effort.
The piece notes a rapid, voluntary enlistment surge after the war declaration, with 116 men in the New York World example on Sept 6 and similar outpourings nationwide. It contrasts American quiet recruitment with Britain’s Kitchener model, praising the volunteer system that built a strong navy and army without public frenzy.
In a public address at Old Glory week, President Roosevelt denounces German autocracy and asserts Americans oppose war supporters of Germany. He warns German-American papers and allies that backing Germany equates to treason and calls for government by the people over autocratic rule.
A colonel warned that Germany has mature schemes to invade the United States if allies fail. He cited captured German officers who spoke freely, a published German pamphlet detailing a US conquest and indemnity, and warned that without sufficient defense the U S could be overrun within weeks.
In London the derby gives way to caps as a broad shift in headwear. The article notes silk hats or toppers fading from daily wear, with raincoats replacing umbrellas as a key reason, while gentlemen at clubs and racecourses retain a refined top hat style.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Kinport at 608 Bast Twenty-second Street Friday night. The newborn weighs pounds and is noted in the home birth report.
Basin Wyoming September 24 Dr David Null highlights his peach trees loaded with fruit. Each winter he covers trees with earth, cuts roots on one side and lays them down. In summer the harvest yields peaches enough to cover the trouble.
Navy recruiting announces enlistment for eligible men aged 17 to draft age who have not been called. Vacancies include ratings from second class seaman to ships cook with pay ranges and rapid advancement. After 16 years service retirees earn half pay, after 20 years three fourths pay plus living allowance.
Basin Wyoming residents grow indignant at open muffler cut outs in automobiles. A published list urges the driver with the cut-out open to curb nuisance behavior in commercial and residential districts and to respect sleepers at night, arguing for city ordinance protection.
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