24 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
1
A Roosevelt letter to a war league session criticizes pacifists as professional peace advocates who influenced arbitration treaties and the Hague obligations, calling them undesirable citizens amid World War I era tensions.
The piece quotes Richard L. Metcalfe on Bryan's political stance and Democratic splits. It argues war profiteering and criticizes pacifism, noting Dernberg's neutral ship departure and Roosevelt's peace at any price stance amid WWI debates. It questions patriotism and voters in trench life.
The piece argues that renewed assaults on Mr Bryan come from liquor friendly journals and that it is temperance advocates framed as targets. It cites the New York World and New York Post as selectively attacking Roosevelt, while Hearst papers vilified McKinley and cartoons aided assassinations. The Louisville Post condemns these anti Bryan and anti Cleveland crusades as coarse hypocrisy.
The community pages note satirical letters on a European federation and a mock reference to a devil as emperor. Readers Fulton and Highmore exchange quips while other items report the Rebekah Lodge class, a worried goat, and Bridge maintenance along precinct trails with recent travel by Gonza Mudd to Spearfish.
Neighbors recount a hunting incident near Upper James Jones Creek in which Audrey Slaybaugh, cleaning a rifle, accidentally discharged it. Cleo Slaybaugh suffered a severe leg wound with bone damage and possible amputation. The elder brother bore no blame as the community expresses sympathy.
E W Whitcomb of Moorcroft was killed by lightning during a thunder shower last Tuesday after leaving to check cattle. Born December 26, 1881 in Oxford Massachusetts, he was 83. He leaves three daughters Mrs E S Rivenburg Mrs Ed Humes of Moorcroft and Mrs Rex Sehnitger of Cheyenne and one son Harold of Moorcroft.
For sale 160 acres via J H Chittim of Hulett Wyoming. Frank Hauber visited from Roger. New Haven Hulett phone line being repaired. Abe Brown in Big Horn. Railroad washouts delay travel. Locals like boxing mitts, picnics planned near July 4. Many residents travel, attend funerals, farms update, and a new 40 by 44 barn rises to house stock and equipment.
C H Hoback the merchant prince of New Haven transacts in town. For sale Doroc pigs eight weeks old pedigree furnished. Jim Walsh had a runaway on Moorcroft line. It is time to remove silver from circulation and adopt a bi metallic standard. F C Barnes a Sheridan horse buyer will return Tuesday to buy horses. Plans for better schools rise with demand for teachers and growing school spirit nationwide.
The speaker notes land is so scarce it is a hustle to find and hold. Resurveys from two years ago are not yet heard. County commissioners meet this week as the board of equalization. A warning not to get mad accompanies the update.
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