Kaiser Driven 10 War to Bar Red Scare
Dr. Ernst Richard of Columbia University urges that American press fuels race treachery by opposing Kaiser Wilhelm. He argues deeper causes for the European war, blaming Russia and France, and says Germany seeks peace but will resist massed threats, citing Belgium and Luxemburg neutrality violations.
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Ernst Richard
Columbia University
New York Peace Society
Richard
Germany
Russia
Europe
Asia
Paul von Mitrasanoff
Imperial Institute of
France
Vorwaerts
Belgium
Luxemburg
Dr. Richards
Prussia
Andrew Carnegie
England
Teuton
Cable service to Europe disrupted amid war curbs and censorship
A Boston report notes Europe’s cable links are largely severed as war restricts transmissions. Belgium and Luxemburg are controlled, with Germany cut off from outside messages. England and France maintain limited delivery under strict censorship while Russia and Belgium face hostility and occupation.
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Germany
Russia
Kaltser
Europe
Servia
England
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Belgium
Antwerp
Italy
France
Women's Summer Frocks in Crepe and Eponge Styles
Exclusive collection features French crepe moire silk eponge fabrics with colored vestee and coatee effects. Includes semi Basque gowns in crepe de chine with Jenny model lines, Directoire collar and cuffs, long line skirt, broad belt in white and color schemes.
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China asks America to intercede for peace in the far east
Washington August 5 The Chinese government appealed to the United States to intercede with warring powers to insure peace in the far east. Indications point to a reply that the United States does not consider the step advisable or practicable.
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China
America
Washington
Government of
United States
Far East
United States may seek to limit China conflict spillover
The text explains a possible U S move to urge European powers to spare foreign concessions in China from battle. It recalls Secretary Fish in 1870 persuading France and Prussia to refrain in Chinese waters to protect lives and property amid Tientsin fears, while noting today’s broader Far East stakes and Japan’s role.
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China
Yang Kwai
Legation
France
Prussia
Fish
Tientsin
State Department
Far East
Germany
Japan
Europe
England
Cable systems struggle as wartime censorship delays messages
Cable offices report heavy traffic and delays as military censorship blocks full details. Messages must include full sender and recipient data and be in English or French, with Swiss messages in French, while commercial and private traffic yields to troop movements. Western Union and Commercial Cable Company note intact Atlantic lines to London and limited service to Europe, with Germany and Austria-Hungary largely cut off.
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Switzerland
Western Union
Atlantic
London
Commercial Cable Company
Azores
Emden
English
Boston
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Gibraltar
Wireless censorship halts Atlantic message routes to Europe
The report notes Belgium cut off beyond Antwerp and messages may be sent to England for forwarding to the mainland, risking delay and possible rejection as contraband mail. England and France are the main replies to Boston, while Cape Ray Fogo Point Ritch Labrador stations closed for business and Pacific Canadian wireless is limited to government use.
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Belgium
Antwerp
England
France
Boston
Cape Ray
Fogo
Point Ritch
N. F
Labrador
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