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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
12
Voters today begin actual primary testing time as Cheyenne names three candidates. Campaign opens with a nonpartisan pledge and calls for businesslike administration, street improvements, police protection, and temperate liquor regulation.
The Chicago mayor announces a bid for the United States Senate next year amid strong voter support and a pushback against pro German sentiment. Critics argue his antiwar stance and refusal to show a patriotic German spy film reveal his loyalties and risk national unity. The piece notes Chicago voters could decide the race, with broader implications for the state and nation.
The editorial defends volunteer public service against Dupre of Louisiana who mocks non salaried workers for not keeping office hours. It argues volunteers often work longer hours, contribute to public service, and deserve credit for their efforts. The piece also notes Mesico may break with Germany and mentions Carranza needing Yankee funds.
A critical view asserts Germany and Kaiser Wilhelm drove World War I by backing Austria against Serbia. It cites the German white book and telegram-era exchanges, arguing England and France tried to avert conflict while Germany sought conquest. The piece condemns German imperial ambition and calls for restraint.
The report notes 46 degree high and 35 degree low with calm winds. Total precipitation records show 4.12 inches for the period and 0.20 inches in the last 24 hours. Clear conditions persist with temperatures around 64 degrees this evening.
Jose Aranda, 25, an Evanston Live Stock Company employee, killed himself in his hotel room by cutting his throat with a razor. No motive is known. Clerks and stenographers at Union Pacific offices in Evanston congratulate themselves on the unexpected rise.
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