Why We Fight Germany in Plain Words
A detailed defense of U.S. entry into World War I arguing Germany menaced American sovereignty. It criticizes German influence in the United States, calls out propaganda, subversive acts, and aggression from 1914 onward, and asserts the war is for self defense and democracy. It contrasts liberal and autocratic German forces, warning of Prussianization and threats to international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oui Mathews
National Security League
United States
Germany
Doctor Fathers
Tr. & L. Guilek
Japan
Penienie Bave
New York Times Magazine
America
Eucken
Harnack
Herrmann
Diessmaann
Mexico
American Republic
Ted
Spain
Cormpany
High Seas
Baltic
Persian Gulf
Great Britain
Samoa
Philippines
Assyria
Armenia
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
England
United Nation
Prussia
France
Balkan
Piovton
Bohemia
Poland
Algace-Lovraing
Dried Eggs Sent to U S from China and Japan
Imports of egg products reach about 10 million pounds this year, mainly from Japan and China. The report details Shanghai factory operations for drying and freezing eggs, including reception, grading, breaking, and sanitary, hospital-like conditions, with 100 workers and high wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Shanghuai
Ordiary Hospital
Fae.ce
Shanghai
Tooming
Wagner’s early years in the National League 1897 record
Hans Wagner debuted July 19 1897 for Louisville in center field against Washington. His line shows at bats two hits one putouts two assists one and no errors. He was nicknamed a clumsy rookie from Paterson and soon posted a double on July 21 off Lester German. Wagner’s first triple came July 22 1897 against Boston and he joined a major league double play with Billy Clingman and Bill Wilson. Haas later joined the home run ranks and flitted through nine positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Wagner
Louisville
Washington
Hans
Paterson
Lester German
Wagner
Boston
Billy Clingman
Cleveland
Bill Wilson
Jack Dunn
Brooklyn
Haas
Pirates
Hugh Jennings
John McGraw
Clark Griffith
Fieldher Jones
Wilbert Robinson
al Orth
Charley Farrell
George Davis
Kid" Gleason
Joe Kelley
Gibson Latest Come Back Star Covers Giants Catcher
George Gibson, Giant catcher, joins the come back club after stepping in when Lew McCarty was injured. He impressed by handling pitchers, securing a perfect game through Gordon Schupp, and delivering a decisive hit, while Bill Rariden filled in behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibson
Gibson
Lew McCarty
Bill Rariden
McCarty
Gordie Schupps
Cane
Gliants
Gibeble
Che Theun
Red McKee Balk Play Sparks Notable Baseball Bluff
Former Detroit catcher Red McKee backed by San Francisco and Salt Lake City teams made a famed balk moment as Tom Hughes pitched. McKee attempted a run that drew an umpire balk, sparing him from a potential out. Koerner held at third base while McKee’s bold dash created a memorable infield mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcher McKee
Salt Lake
Red McKow
Detroit
San Fvancho
Tle Tses
Salt Lake City
Fred Merkles
McKee
Secord
Ronieg
Tom Hughes
Ted
Hughes
Koerner
Red
Diamond Notes Preview of Players in Major Leagues
The article lists numerous players and movements across teams. It notes Mathewson guiding young pitchers Regan Ring and Eller, Des Moines adding Franklin Johnson from Rock Island, Buddy Kullo potentially recalled by Sam Francisco, and Howard Holmes signed to the American Association umpire staff. Fred Falkenberg wins in Indianapolis, Harry Smith leads Tulsa catching after stints with Dallas and Galveston, and there are two Joe Bergers in the Western League. It mentions Grover Lowdermilk, John McGraw courting Lowdermilk, and other MLB figures including George Stovall, Roy Mitchell, Art Pratt, Tony Poeckel, and various transfers and army enlistments. The piece also references league upheavals and noted injuries and comings-and-goings across teams like Columbus, Great Falls, Des Moines, and Brooklyn.
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Dean Shailer Mathews
Chicago University
the Kaiser
VOC One
U. S
Robinson
Des Moines
Franklin Johnson
Rock Island
Buddy Kulllo
Sam Francisco
Howard Holmes
American Association
Fred Falkenberg
Indianapolis
Harry Smith
Dallas
Galveston
Tulsa
Joe Bergers
Wichita
Grover Lowdermilk
The
Giants
Ble Grover
Columbus
George Stovall
Susan Whe Tere Chon
Deh Quiltina
Roy Mitchell
Art Pratt
Tony Poeckel
Feesemian
Great Malls
Dts Dorit
Cooly
Shortstey
Joly Buthher
Fea Tas
Lis
Arnold Sheldon
Waterloo
Aseven
Coast Cortishery
la Wile
Clack Dieterson
Tesua Vie St. Leouis
Murte
Jake Daubert
May
Agner
Dhe
AU Rariden
Giunta
Cincinnati
McCgraw-Byron Mems
Apulogy
Milton Reed
Mobile Feud
Army
Semmon
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