American efficiency proves democracy can match German power
A U S宣 declares war on Germany and details swift mobilization from April 5. It notes 91 German ships seized, a $7 billion war fund, $600 million for shipping and air fleets, $3 billion loaned to Allies, mass draft with nearly 10 million registered, 600,000 volunteers, aid to Russia and France, 32 new camps, destroyers to England, embargo on enemies, food conservation, and extensive voluntary commissions. It contrasts U S action with German efficiency.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
A Great Mistake Remains of State Names in National Guard
A commentary argues that 16 State names will stay attached to National Guard units brought into federal service and not appear in regimental designations. The piece defends state pride within a unified nation, noting the enduring identity of separate states despite federal control.
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National Guard
War Department
Moral stakes of state allegiance in military units
The piece argues that local identity in regiments strengthens loyalty, noting Britain preserves county names while American unit designation risks erasing state and regional pride. It warns the new ruling harms tradition, urging reconsideration despite late-stage timing.
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England
Sussex
Lancashire
Fiftieth Artillery
Two Hundredth Infantry
Submarine Losses and Allied Shipping Fear
A London cable claim reported German submarines destroying 1.6 million tons of allied shipping monthly, sparking fear and debate over shipbuilding pace and wartime logistics. The figure was later corrected by cable error, but even 600000 tons monthly remains grave, highlighting need for clear Admiralty tonnage data and swift Shipping Board action.
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London
England
Shipping Board
France
Call for Final First Physical Exam for Draft Registrants
The piece argues for a final first examination at enrollment using outside medical inspectors to reduce later disqualification. It notes that a second exam after training would bar about a quarter of enlistees and may waste jobs, but concedes hard training is needed to reveal hidden defects.
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Standlind
Russia on her feet shows Russia moving toward its goal
The article cites Charles Edward Russell’s report on the American mission to Russia claiming there is no anarchy, only disorder under pressure. It asserts German agents spread exaggerated claims to hinder Allied actions, while the new Russian republic advances with dignity and restraint despite obstacles.
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Charles Edward Russell
United States
GOOD TIMES IN THE CAMP
The commission on training camp activities plans include monster theatres Broadway tours and boxing matches for soldiers alongside Y M C A buildings libraries languages colleges and trades courses. Authors warn such camps could last years and distract from intense military training while asserting soldiers will hardly complain about a good time.
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Commission On Training
Knights of Columbus
Clergy Sons Impressively Distinguish Themselves Says Essay
Rev Dr Macartney argues against the old belief that ministers’ sons are more prone to misfortune. Citing biographical dictionaries, he shows ministers’ offspring often achieve notable distinction and usefulness. He notes factors like lingering religious influence and sensationalism by scandalmongers distort perceptions.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
America
Thomas Fuller
Eli
Mrely
Need for Gas Conservation Curbs Joy Riding Across Nation
An Advisory Commission warns that gasoline consumption must drop as crude output declines from 335 million to 300 million barrels yearly. It urges curbing unnecessary pleasure riding, urging Americans to treat autos as necessities and limit nonessential trips while still allowing essential travel.
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Council of National Defense
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