Relief of Russia and Allied Intervention Plans
The article argues for decisive Allied aid to Russia to defeat Bolshevik tyranny and deter Germany, proposing armed Siberian intervention if needed. It emphasizes unity of purpose with the United States, safeguards for Russian territory, and the goal of a free, representative government in Russia. The piece accuses Bolshevik rule of tyranny and warns that delay strengthens German influence.
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Western Front
Italy
Germany
Russia
Poland
United States
Siberia
Republic
Caro
Allies move to restore Russia and preserve freedom
A near completion agreement signals an active campaign by the United States and Allies with Japan and China to restore Russia and reestablish the freedom lost to German intrigue.
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Russia
United States
Japan
China
Poland to Have Freedom Restoring Polish Nation
The article argues for complete Polish independence and border restoration under Allied guarantees. It notes a Polish National Army division in France and promises of support from Americans and Allies, urging timely intervention to prevent German influence in Russia.
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Poland
Germany
Austria
Russia
Europe
America
United States
France
Graft Must Be Eliminated From War Times Contracts
The piece denounces traffickers who profit from government contracts padded for graft. It calls federal probes into high places, warns against graft draining resources from soldiers, and urges government action to end corruption and punish the miscreants to sustain national war effort.
Turkey Deserves Punishment for Global Atrocities
A harsh critique condemns Turkey for long exposure as a corrupting example of depravity. The piece accuses Turkey of cruelty, allied autocracy, and raiding an American hospital, urging a strong protest and removal from the world stage.
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Turkey
Europe
Riots Rock Austria Hungary Amid German Supremacy Rupture
Uprisings sweep Austria Hungary as German supremacy falters and rioting grows. Citizens cry out against Germany while soldiers and civilians alike resist authorities amid broad violence and insubordination threatening public order.
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Austria-Hungary
Dual Empire
Germany
Autocracy, Militarism, and the American Democracy
An essay argues that democracy thrives without militarism and that republics can be militant only by circumstance. It traces American independence, warns against heavy standing armies, and envisions a future where international disputes are resolved by law and justice rather than force.
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North America
Europe
American
America
United States of America
Our Republic
United States
France
Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in Bedford Massachusetts
Public auction to foreclose a 1914 mortgage on two Bedford parcels totaling about 60.5 acres with buildings. The sale, conducted by Middlesex Institution for Savings, is set for July 11 1918 at 3 PM on the premises. A $500 cash deposit is required from the purchaser.
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J. Newton Frost
Bedford
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex Institution For Savings of
Concord
Massachusetts
Mass
Middlesex South District
Barbara Clark
Said Clark
Shawsheen
Lexington
Hartwell
Lexington Old Road
Nathaniteh
Lincoln
Town of
Clark
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Flora M. Elliot
Oscar C. Lenk
Middlesex Institution
Charles Ek. Brown
Admitted Slur Distinction in Irish Assizes Case
In a London Derry assizes suit a defendant denied calling the rector a thick headed old fool but admitted calling him a pig headed humbug. The exchange centered on the precise wording of the insult used.
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Londonderry
All Founded on Love Quote Reflection
A quotation on love as the core of morality attributed to Meister Eckhart emphasizes that true morality resides within love as the foundation of all commandments. The line frames love as inward duty guiding ethical behavior and spiritual practice.
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Meister Eckhart
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