Allies Must Win War and Crush German Militarism
The article denounces Germany as the aggressor in World War I, accusing it of conquest plans, barbaric acts, and treaty violations. It calls for punishment, dismantling its military power, and restitution to Belgium Serbia France and other nations to prevent future bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Asia
America
Rome
Ner
Archduke Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hohenburg
Sarajevo
Teutons
Austria
Serbia
Giermaty
Uiccin
France
Valerum
Belgium
Arion
Beleign
Lesemburg
England
Siam's Entry Into War and Its Military Stance
The article reports Siam joining the Allies in World War I and notes seizure of 19 interned German steamers, all found damaged by German crews. It lists Siam’s peace strength at 15,000 and war strength as 0, with 1000 trained soldiers and a total unorganized strength of 1,500,000. It compares Siam to Texas in size and cites a 6,000,000 population, suggesting competent leadership could help suppress the menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Texas
Cost Of The War And The Tax Burden Ahead
The article declares war costs from last April to next July at 17 billion dollars and urges unwavering effort. It compares Civil War veterans with present conflict, notes rising debts for Allies and Axis nations, and stresses funding a large army to force a swift victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonic Autocracy
Secretary of the Treasury
Shipping Board
England
Germany
America
Russia's Salvation in Unity Dictator Kerensky Faces Crucial Test
Kerensky, labeled the Napoleon of Russia, rises as dictator to save the republic from ruin amid German intrigue and internal chaos. The article argues unity is essential to resist invasions and prevent fragmentation that would aid Germany, urging national discipline and loyalty to withstand the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerenskey
Napoleon
Russia
France
New Republic
Russian
Great
Germany
A Letter From Home Delights Absent Soldiers
A Maynard Enterprise appeal encourages readers to send home paper copies to soldiers abroad and absent friends. The writer urges citizens to mail papers to boys in France and others, arguing each copy acts as a letter from home and boosts morale. The piece also asks farmers to trust their own management on the farm desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Maynard
Exemption Claims and Filing Requirements for War Service
The notice outlines two classes of exemption claims and the filing rules. Claimants or their representatives must file with the local board within seven days of death or five days after name certification, with categories including officials, ministers, students, military or naval service, aliens, officials, postal workers, armory workers, pilots, mariners, dependents, religious sect members, and those in industries deemed essential to military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy Yard
Potatoes Threatened by Late Blight and Plant Lice
Middlesex county faces serious crop danger from late blight and aphis outbreaks in Waltham Cambridge and Everett. Upton of the County Farm Bureau urges immediate thorough spraying with Bordeaux and Black leaf 40 based formulas to prevent further damage and save the crop. Separate notices appoint Elizabeth McSweeney executrix of John McSweeney's will with bond posted and creditors urged to file claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Middlesex County
Apnis
Upton
Buerean
Cambridge
Everett
Farm Bureau
Bordeaux
John McSweeney
Concord
Middlesex
Givin Bond
Elizabeth McSweeney
Elizabeth McSweeney, Mxocutrix, (Addrasa
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Main Street
Marlboro
Mass
Walter B. Morse
Prestient
Walter DP. Pry
Maynard, Coneord, Sudbury, Acton, Bedford
Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s
Frank Binks
B, Morse
Albert Smith
Tad
Maynard Garage
John Edwards
South Acton
George H. Reed
Bryant & Stratton Commercial
Schoolston
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Boylston Street
Boston
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Junction, Mass
Albert Batley & Son
Acton St
F. E. Taylor & CO
Fowler Building
Maynard, Mass
Goacord
Monument Square
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