Roosevelt Using His Power to Aid Nation in War Effort
The piece argues President Wilson should not lead troops to France, praising Theodore Roosevelt for rallying patriotism and supporting national unity. It suggests Roosevelt could help by stumping the country to boost Americanism and frame the war effort while Wilson handles administration and military power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tere
Shesom
Roosevelt
France
United States
Teddy
Jess
Wilsom
Erie
Sir Joan
Sagamore
Whiten
Coronel
England
Soll- Wee
Edward Gooden
Germany
Jagow
The Conscription of Wealth in Canada and Abroad
The article argues wealth conscription is a war reality, not a mere policy choice. It notes taxation and wartime demands already act as wealth conscription, with all classes urged to sacrifice for national needs amid shifting class distinctions and extended universal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
Ottawa
United Kingdom
Grand Alliance
Fragmentary wartime note hints at rallying the people
A garbled passage mentions stirring a people's order and imagination, a hoped ally on Latollette, and a colonial plan named In Medelab. It implies arousing the nation against perceived malevolent acts by individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
Latollette
German Blunders and Crimes in World War I Analysis
Dr William T Hornaday argues German naval brutality and strategic miscalculations. He cites torpedo warfare against unarmed ships and shelling of life boats, critiques Kaiser Wilhelm and Germany’s wartime leadership, and notes misjudgments about Belgium Italy and England. The piece casts Germany as duplicitous and arrogant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Psece
Cherman
Vietlos
Kiel
Robber Steals Jewelry from Worland 50c Store
Worland Wyoming newspaper reports a thief picked the front door lock of a 50c store last Thursday night and escaped with two or three trays of jewelry. No suspect or trace has been found and authorities say the burglar may be spending the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Wyo
Bill Endicott Still Alive After Paper Retracts
The Glenrock Gazette retracts a prior report that motor race figure Wild Bill Endicott was killed. A telephone message from Douglas to Jack O'Rourke clarified that Endicott was not injured and remains alive. The earlier death notice is acknowledged as erroneous.
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Bill Endicott
Glenrock
Wyo
Gazette
Douglas
Jack O'Rourke
Bill” Endicott
Endicott
Mark Twain
Sheridan Man Hangs Self in Wyoming Barn
J A Demmon of West Sixth Sheridan Wyoming hanged himself in his barn shortly after midnight after months of despondency following his wife leaving him. Neighbors observed unusual behavior and a note-like scene before the tragedy. Police and coroner investigated. body taken to Reed's undertakers. Demmon was a longtime drawing business resident of Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Demmon
Sheridan
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Harke H. Sinclair K A. Swezer Meredith
Davis
Cheyenne
Drowdy Hee
Jette
Riese
Chrtian Science Monitor
Oither
Movulder
Cale
William T. Hornaday
National Defense Society
Grmany
Fenglant
Hermany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Italy
Adriatic
Belgium
Antwerp
Abe Martin
Ritng
Auto Goods Company
W. Lincoln
Way
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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