Independence Day Emphasizes Patriotic Observance Over Festivity
The article reflects a renewed patriotic mood on Independence Day, urging less festivity and more consecration. It celebrates past glory while stressing the ongoing effort to uphold high ideals as history continues to be written in coming years.
Publishers deserve credit for unselfish war service
An editorial in the Star Valley Independent lauds publishers for noble wartime work aiding government preparedness. It notes newspapers spread appeals nationwide, explained Liberty Bond plans, informed Red Cross efforts to raise funds, and promoted civic duty, all without pay, urging continued publisher patriotism.
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Planned American Ar Navel Fleet Expansion Endorsed
A long discussed plan to allocate six budemilton Holden to seed a fleet of 190,000 American gerophiles in Thursday’s agenda has gained endorsement from the Naval Consulting Board and the War Department. The move appears likely to proceed, though some wording remains garbled in the text.
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Air power seen as decisive in WWI mobilization
An article argues the air fleet could reach battlefronts faster than land forces, potentially annihilate German munition plants, and, allied with ground troops, end the war sooner. It notes Russia's January advances and 864 German prisoners as reassurance and discusses Russia’s role in preventing German shifts to the Western front.
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Consul Akamati Visits Kemmerer Japanese Community
The Japanese Consul Akamati from Portland visited Kemmerer last Saturday and Sunday. A large banquet was held at the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe Saturday night attended by nearly all local Japanese residents.
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Land Sale Auction Lands In Wyoming Disposed By State
Last Saturday afternoon Col Ho E Christman Land Commissioner oversaw a state land auction. Dominate Etcheverry of Cokeville and Rt Noble of Big Piney, with Wm. Graf, bought tracts at 10 dollars per acre. Etcheverry was represented by M. B. Reynolds. Frank Prolifer bought for Noble. Graf attended in person and purchased a tract at the same price.
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Bound Over Woman in Preliminary Hearing
Katherine Penman was bound over to appear at Cheseni district court after pleading not guilty to charges. A preliminary hearing occurred last Thursday before the same official, with a £1000 bond set and a special police officer overseeing the proceeding.
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How the War Came to America Editorial Note
An editorial previewing a multi part series explains long standing U S foreign policy aims from the Monroe Doctrine to sea law and judicial settlement of disputes. It traces past conferences at The Hague and London and outlines continued American insistence on peaceful, law based international order guiding future coverage.
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Peaceful settlement by law of international disputes
A 8 Court of arbitration aims to resolve nation disputes through law. The passage notes pride in the movement toward peaceful dispute resolution, despite strains over recent decades. It highlights arbitration as a tool to solve international problems, promote liberal principles, and safeguard human life, with continuation promised next week.
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First Selection Aims to Boost Army Strength Under Draft
The First Selection will raise the regular army to war strength under the selective service act. A second draft will strengthen the National Guard, and a large third draft will supply 625,000 for the national army. July 1 is the limit for regular war-strength plans with 50,000 needed by conscription. Guard shortfall prompts rapid recruiting. guardsmen to training in the south and some draftees to France ahead of full organization. General Crowder cites no draft date as the President has not proclaimed it.
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