Can They Stand It Can Germany Endure War's Toll
A July 20 1918 analysis questions German resilience under four years of war. It argues German propaganda hid losses and threats of revolt at home while Allied victories threaten morale. It predicts a reckoning day as reality clashes with Prussian autocracy and Kaiser leadership.
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France
Italy
Serbia
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Rankin Candidacy Waters Montana Republican Field
Montana Republicans show little joy over Jeannette Rankin's bid for the U S Senate nomination. With multiple candidates, party loyalty favors a pro war, decisive candidate and may deny Rankin the nomination despite her interest. The piece contrasts veterans with young reform voices and notes Aug 10 filing deadline.
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Senate
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All Hats Go Off to the Fighting McEvoy Family
A New York City corner houses three generations of McAvoys who volunteered for war service. John J. McAvoy, Civil War veteran, Zouaves, wounded thrice, is 79. Walter R. McAvoy, Spanish-American War veteran, served with the Ninth New York Volunteers and is 41. Walter H. McAvoy, 18, enlists in the navy to help end the Hun menace.
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Toom
John J. McAvoy
Walter R. McAvoy
Walter H. McAvoy
Zouaves
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Fragmented Washington dispatch feeds Tampa Tribune line
A Washington dispatch reports a Tampa Tribune headline about President Wilson and political shifts. The text bundles snippets on party tactics, opinions on the administration, and imagined outcomes, with editorial voice and scattered quotations from many figures.
Spirit of the Press and War Efforts Across Papers
A fragmented compile from Chicago News to Washington Post and Los Angeles Times notes various wartime sentiments and public figures. Mentions milkman ideas on strategy, sheep growers facing wool shortages, and a push to sustain independence amid ongoing national effort.
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