The Kaiser and the League of Nations
A discussion on punishment for the former German ruler and the role of the League of Nations in enforcing peace. The piece weighs legal fate for Kaiser Wilhelm II and the need for an orderly international tribunal, alongside views on justice and future global governance.
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Germany
Hohenzollert
Silona
Williana
Ottier Pew
Alker
Wilson Leoth
Bof
Draebiondts
Hlaante
Three Criminals and treason in American propaganda
Government investigators reveal details of how German propaganda spread in the United States. The piece brands William Randolph Hearst and William Hale as traitors, arguing they deserve punishment for disloyal activities and urging severe consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlliam Randolph Hewrat
William Mayard Hale
Wiliam Hohenzol Nn
Scott
William Hearst
Witlinen Hale
Red Cross Roll Call Urges Dues Amid War Effort
December drive to 24th week encourages joining the Red Cross as Spanish influenza and war demands push membership. The year ago figure of twenty two million members underscores the drive to expand support and invest in relief work during a time of national crisis.
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Red Cross
Ain Tekfon Lng
Waisators clert tasking for next month legislation
A group in the Waisators clert works on a legislative measure expected to be enacted next month. The effort focuses on outlining the bill and preparing the necessary attachments for discussion and approval at the upcoming session.
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Clert
Ides
Denver Post editorial critique sparks copyist debate
A fragmented editorial passage argues about editorial copying from the Denver Post, condemning alleged imitation and lack of originality. It cites the paper as neither Republican nor Democratic but independent, noting irony in alleged heart and soul claims.
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Paler
Horidan Post
Denver
Wilenne Jeriolag
Louver Pocee
Wim
Theridea
Lincoln County Roll of Honor Honors One Thousand Enlistees
About one thousand Lincoln County young men joined the colors to defend democracy and world freedom. Twelve have made the supreme sacrifice and more names will be added as the full story in France and Belgium is told. Names include Wardell, Sidney, Edwarde, Philips, Johnson, Yarger, Wilkes, Lidewyn, Emory, Daniele, Neear, Caster, Davison, Jensen, Draney.
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Lincoln County
France
Belgium
Annual Report of Secretary of Agriculture highlights wartime farming gains
The Wyoming summary notes a 1917 appeal for higher production and a record expansion to 284 million acres for key crops in 1918. Wheat yields surpassed prior records, with crop values rising to about 24.79 billion dollars, aided by patriotism and scientific guidance from the Department of Agriculture and state colleges. It details livestock, disease prevention, predator control, forest range issues, and road-building funding as postwar priorities.
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Houston
Camers
Wyoming
Wheatey
Department
Department of Agriculture
Wolfe
Hank
Lincnan
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Local Boy Returns Home After Honorable Discharge
Andreas Bilickfelt arrives Kemmerer Sunday morning with an honorable discharge from service. He plans to resume printing work in Kemmerer and expresses a positive view of army life. Bilickfelt earlier attended Colorado College and previously worked for Cokeville Mercantile Company. He may soon again be employed locally, with potential ties to the Join draft office clerk’s brother.
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Andreas Bilickfelt
Kemmerer
Colorado College
Bilick
Consders
Tele Sam
Hi Angelo
Join
Kammerer
Colorado Sprints
Cokeville
Cokevitin Mercantile Company
Ounwerr
Local Board Receives Orders On Registrant Report
The Lincoln County board prepared a comprehensive report listing registrants with name, unit number, and pine codes. Angleo leenxogdd assists in compiling data and correspondence for each main request, while the committee plans to compile questionnaires and publish the final orders.
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Lincoln County
Pertel
Angelo Leenxogdd
Tf In
Local Station Undergoes Major Track Improvements
The Short Line railroad undertakes extensive yard and spur work near the station with new tracks, a timber yard, a roundhouse, and a yard office building planned. The project reflects growing freight and crew needs and includes multiple construction facilities.
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Kemmerer
No More Campaigns for Red Cross Funds
Henry Daylvon, chairman of We Coe Of Joy Rad Chine rent Psy, outlines a future Red Cross policy as the annual Roll Call becomes the foundation of the organization. He says no further fund campaigns are needed, emphasizing peace work, international relief, and expanded home services.
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Henry , Daylvon
We Coe OF Joy Rad Chine Rent Psy Ee Menaaiefie
Red Cross
Red Croge Funde
Red Crow
Great Humanitarian Society
Navison
Europe
America
Bolsoldiers
Coke
Red Crown
American Red Croes
American Red Cross
Alfie
Red Crose
Od Cross
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Coe ES Reever
Rose
Fadttor
Roperletenr
Kweh Wowk
the League OF Nations
Mooney
Labor
Wilson
Friends of Labor
Hneh Wardell
Sidney Edwarde
Clifford Philips
Peter Johnson
HW. Yarger
Ted Wilkes
David Lidewyn
Emory
Daniele
Secretary OF Agriculture
Ban
Washington
Ald
C. Walt
Democratic Party
Miss Morgan
California
William Morgan
Cokersle
Ron Morgan
Oakland
Cal
Marean
Miss Morgen
Correet
Morgan
Hvanet
Morgans
Lincoln Lumber Company
Kemmerer, Wyo
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