07 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
1
The piece mocks German claims that Americans would fear submarine danger. It notes a surge in enlistments across branches, proving Americans reject Pollyanna pacifism and will defend justice with force. It predicts German crisis as U S troops reach Europe.
Robert D. Carey speaks as a Wyoming native candidate outlining views on loyalty, wartime policy, taxation, road building, oil industry regulation, and economic development. He emphasizes economic efficiency, anti foreign stock manipulation, and a pledge to serve the state without promises. He notes his family ties and long residence in Wyoming.
Poem like tribute praising Wyoming servicemen abroad for protecting the flag and upholding national duties away from home.
A terse satirical notice mocks a cowardly hacktivist deemed useless to the U S war effort. The speaker scorns excuses and grumbling while urging action against Kaiser Bill and the war threat.
A Wyoming gubernatorial candidate pledges duty to the nation during war and supports national and constitutional prohibition measures. He promises to urge the Legislature to pass effective state prohibition and to enforce any enacted laws while seeking tax reform for fairer distribution amid war-time increases.
The Times reports a preliminary hearing for Svoboda and Weaver on March 21 before George Ash in Sundance. The defendant remains under $1000 bond. The item also notes editor Hilton of the Monitor resigned and will seek work in a railroad town.
Henry S. Guthrie died at his home last Sunday morning March 3 after several weeks of rheumatism. He was born April 22, 1851 in Norton Caroline and married Emma Lewis on April 8, 1858. They had nine children, six daughters and three sons. Surviving are his wife and children Genevieve, Ora, Ethel, Irene, Harry, Arthur, Royden, Pearl, and Ivey. brother Andrew of Crook County also survives. Funeral services were held at Hulett church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. J. M. Brown with interment in Hulett cemetery. A large crowd attended the service.
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