Cheyenne saloon power tested over wartime liquor limits
Local wagons and saloonmen confront wartime liquor restrictions as Cheyenne debates closures within five minutes. Speech marks the push to curb bootlegging while taxi pilots and drivers face regulatory scrutiny, and the federal government’s wartime alcohol controls loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenone
Sam
Dee
Thir Etry
Tare
Lecle Sam
Russia
Areregime
Imperial
France
England
United States
La Follette Is Backlash Target in Debated Senate Line
The piece condemns Robert La Follette as a traitor to the nation for antiwar and anti establishment rhetoric. It calls for impeachment removal and even exile to Sweden or Germany, arguing his actions harm the U S war effort and insult military service. It contrasts him with past insurgents and warns of foreign support for treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob la Follette
Old Guard
Republican Party
United States
Senate
Joe Cannon
Gallinger, Smoot, Lodge and
Penrose
Iim Hin
Bob LaFollette
Myrachan
William Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Labollette
House of Representatives
la Follette
National Security Lewtue
American Bankers’ Association
Congress
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Vallandingham
Chioan
Lincoln
National Congress
Comoacues
Sweden
Germany
Fatherland
America
Kaiser Bill
Nenediet Arnold
England
Army
Navy
Capitol
German Blunders and Crimes in a Humorous War Chronicle
A fragment discusses German missteps in World War I era espionage and diplomacy. It notes officers supplying machine guns to German East Africa, shipments mislabelled as pianos, and mockery of German officials by American reporters. It lauds Providence Journal efforts and lampoons figures like Dumba and Papen, framing the misadventures amid broader war reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colus
East Africa
Dar ee-Salaam
Daree-Halaam
America
Dr. Dumbo
Papen
Bernatorff
England
Dumba
Lernstorff
Boy-Ed
Albert
Deutschland-uber-alles
William
View of German and Austrian diplomats after the war
The writer condemns German and Austrian officials sent to America as spies and traitors. He laments the potential presentation of the German ambassador to the U.S. president and questions diplomatic friendship in the wake of wartime alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy-Ed
Papen
Cernatorff
Dumba
Albert
United States
Poison of Snakes and Auto Intoxication Warned
The piece discusses toxic self poisoning from intestinal blockage and uric acid in the blood. It notes symptoms such as headache and yellow tongue, advises drinking water and laxatives, and mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and a supposed Anuric remedy to remove uric acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenake
Pierce
Apo
Scheele
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On One
Wyoming
Whita Meredith Davis
Cheyenne
Taephone
Carey
Witihatum
Ter
Ayele Sam
Aeante
Wory
Kerevaky
William T. Hornaday
Na‘ional Defense Society
toOnerome
John RR. Rathom
Providence Journal
von Herneforff
New York
Austria
Ratham
Flood Buckingham
Elizabeth Johnston
Walter Appel
Ethel Bayless
Floyd Artist
Mabel Pennock
O'Neil Julius & Brown
Margaret Cook
Jack Garrity
Maxwell James Williams
House Nadine Robinson
William Gauff
Oliver Johnson
Robert Guthrie
Herbert G. Kingham
E. Lewis Self
Robert Linville
Pioneer Jerald Levinson
Carey Bernar Primeau
Jlouse Edwin Ahlern
Leonard Broderick
Einar Andersen
Charles Sutcher
Alex Chas Crone
State of
Her Anns
Richard McAlister
Torrington
Tom Armitage
Leo Riley
Green River
Bud LaVielle
Evanston
Russell Bagley
Bordeaux
Kenneth Eaton
Myrtle Heder
Willie Delaney
Buster Smith
Gwendolyn Richards
Francis Buchan
Rawlins
Igo
Seria
Papy
Abe Martin
Tell Brinkley
By da. N
Cook
Cheyenne Trun
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
Capitol Ave
ED Pinaud
Mike
Anabel
Sen
Pinaud
Pinaud Bldg
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
W. Lincoln Highway
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