Saloon Power in Cheyenne to End Tots and Close Saloons
Local saloon owners push to deter existence of children in Cheyenne and threaten closure within minutes. A call to citizens to aid law enforcement follows as officials tighten alcohol controls amid wartime measures. The piece notes federal bans on liquor and saloon proximity rules to arsenals, urging obedience to wartime restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenone
Sam
Dee
Thir Etry
Tare
Lecle Sam
Russia
Areregime
Imperial
France
England
United States
La Follette and the Insurgents Stir National Debate
A historical critique argues that Robert La Follette shifted from fighting privilege to seditious activity, calling for impeachment and removal. It likens him to traitors and urges swift action, contrasting his career with wartime loyalty and warning of dangers to the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Army
Navy
Capitol
la Follette
Blunders and Crimes of German Officials in War Time
An extended critique of German diplomatic and military missteps during World War I. The piece ridicules figures such as Dumba, Lernstorff, Papen, Boy-Ed and Albert, noting bungled schemes including forged passports, concealed shipments, and front-page conspiracies. It highlights whistleblower journalism by John Rathom and the Providence Journal as exposing these German actions.
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Colus
East Africa
Dar ee-Salaam
Daree-Halaam
America
Dr. Dumbo
Papen
Bernatorff
toOnerome
John RR. Rathom
Providence Journal
von Herneforff
New York
Albert
Austria
Ratham
Germany
England
Dumba
Lernstorff
Boy-Ed
Deutschland-uber-alles
William
The Damning View of German and Austrian Diplomats
The piece laments treachery in diplomatic circles, arguing Germans and Austrians sent to the United States after the war are spies and traitors. It condemns the idea of cordial diplomacy and imagines ambassadors later being presented to the president with hypocritical friendship.
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Roy-Ed
Papen
Cernatorff
Dumba
Albert
United States
Poison of snakes and urinary acids in old medical ad
The passage discusses auto intoxication from bowel blockage and liver strain, and cites Dr. Pierce remedies. It describes symptoms such as headache and yellow tongue, urges water intake, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Anuric as uric acid eliminators claimed to treat rheumatism gout and other conditions.
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Tenake
Pierce
Apo
Scheele
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Robert Guthrie
Herbert G. Kingham
E. Lewis Self
Robert Linville
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Carey Bernar Primeau
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Charles Sutcher
Alex Chas Crone
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Torrington
Tom Armitage
Leo Riley
Green River
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Bordeaux
Kenneth Eaton
Myrtle Heder
Willie Delaney
Buster Smith
Gwendolyn Richards
Francis Buchan
Rawlins
Igo
Seria
Papy
Abe Martin
Tell Brinkley
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Cheyenne Trun
Cheyenne Trunk Factory
Capitol Ave
ED Pinaud
Mike
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Pinaud Bldg
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
W. Lincoln Highway
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