Kaiser likely banished after war ends at Versailles
The 1918 column argues Herr Hohenzollern, refuge in Holland, cannot safely return to Germany. Allies aim to remove him from proximity to Germany, likely banishment to a distant place such as St. Helena. Kaiser supporters in America would be unwelcome, as peace drives reckoning with the Kaiser’s influence.
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Germany
Versailles
Kaiser
St. Helena
Nicoleon
America
Kaiser of
Herr Ebert
Lloyd George
Hunland Struggles Define Peace Conference Puzzle
Developments suggest the central issue at the peace talks is untangling the German state system. The article argues Kultur aided aggression for decades, exposing a fragmented empire and shifting blame among Prussia and the Hohenzollerns. It compares Teutonic lands to chaotic Russia and Mexico and notes possible martial law as a remedy with Marshal Foch guiding decisions.
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Kultur
Bismarck
Wilhelm I
Germany
Prussia
Hohenzollern
Junker
Belgium
Serbia
Romania
Alsace-Lorraine
Italia
Russia
Mexico
Marshal Foch
Start and Finish of War Debate Reignites in Germany
German public interest surges as Munich releases documents that shed light on who started the war. Across the world, evidence points to a long planned conspiracy between Germany and Austria, whose governments have collapsed in the conflict. The Allies’ role in finishing the war is asserted as established beyond doubt.
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Germany
Munich
Austria
US must join world stage after war and aid peace
The nation cannot return to isolation after World War I as the United States becomes a world power. The president should confer with other leaders, participate in handling Europe’s postwar matters, and help secure a peaceful, prosperous world.
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United States
Monroe
Europe
George
Great Britain
Albert
Belgium
France
French Republic
Short Stories and War Jokes Across the World
A collage of humorous quips from wartime papers and a travel moment in France. It includes a Pittsburg Gazette-Times joke about a tailor and inheritance, Raymond Carroll noting stump humor from German prisoners, a Sydney Bulletin gag about an ambulance, and reflections on American soldiers' teeth as a wartime badge of health and vigor.
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France
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London Daily Mall
United States
Luxemburg Ruler Marie Adelaide Proposes Referendum On Abdication
In Luxembourg the grand duchess Marie Adelaide faces calls from a socialist faction for abdication and a republic. She offers a national referendum to let the people decide. If a majority oppose her, she will resign. if they approve, she will remain. The chamber backs the referendum.
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Europe
Marie Adelaide
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Chamber of Deputies
Luxemburg
Their Big Yankee Brother Portrait of a soldier with French girls
A cheerful sturdy Yankee soldier poses with two young French girls in a candid photograph. The image captures a warm moment as he smiles beside the children, illustrating camaraderie amid wartime life.
Grubbing for Dollars Recalled by Rev Rounder
The Rev Jerry Rounder argues that postwar reconstrucion should not return to worship of the almighty dollar. He recalls early Butte days of gambling and riches and urges returning to truth and honor over wealth as soldiers come home.
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Rounder Tabernacle
Butte
Heroic Age Echoes in Gilder Verse
The poem by Richard Watson Gilder recalls a heroic era when virtue and steadfast truth steadied a nation. It laments modern forgetfulness and exhorts present readers to embody the nobility and self-sacrifice of ancient martyrs and virtuous statesmen.
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Richard Watson Gilder
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