Ludendorff Defends German Navy Strategy in War
Ludendorff discusses German naval policy, recalling the Skageérack battle of May 31, 1916, and the main fleet sortie. He notes British caution, German losses, and the impact on morale, while outlining U-boat warfare, blockade aims, and strategic aims against Allied convoys and international law questions.
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Ludendorff
Skageérack
von Tirpitz
Jericoe
Jellicoe
England
Verdun
Jellicog
Erich Ludendorif
Svagerack
Stranaiy
Laion
Mogland
Joland
Mediterranean
Goeben
Breslau
Constantinople
Kiauchow
East Asia
Coronel
Balkland Islands
Bosphorus
Tealy
Balne
Sweden
Ldbay
Baltic
Courham
West Baltic
North Sea
Fbe
Seigelaind
Wilhelmshaven
van ‘Virpuw
United States
Great Britain
Skagars
Germany
Heland Bight
Doreger
Bank
Hbaithe Ag
Scheer
Marling Corps
Flanders
Atwerp
Lso
Seaett
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Wit
Sussex
Geremany
Antec
Tobacco and heart risks urge quitting with Nicotal cure
A New York doctor from Hopkins warns tobacco hardens arteries and harms vital organs, alleging nerve and heart damage from nicotine and tur foral. He offers a simple self tests routine and promotes Nicotal tablets to curb cravings and restore health.
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Connor
Towns Hopkins Hospital
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Oathers
War aims and naval blockades under global conflict
Admiral Sir Percy Scott weighs in on submarine warfare and peace aims. The piece critiques Britain’s blockade as unlawful under international law, citing the 1914 to 1916 royal decrees and declaring the war of starvation and economic measures against Germany as excessive. It notes neutral shipping impacts, U-boat strategies, and shifts in policy during the early 20th century.
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Percy Scott
Lorad Svndenham
Fengland
Austria-Hungary
England
Gersman
Germany
North Sea
London
Traffe
Cremmany
Baltic
Inglind
Marehal
Piglarte
Sussex
Fingland
United States
Europe
Bonar Law replies to Bullitt query in Commons
In London on October 2, Bonar Law told the House of Commons he regarded William C. Bullitt’s statements from his Teussia trip as a tissue of falsehoods. The Liberal member Joseph Wedgewood posed four questions on Bullitt’s remarks. Baghdad is noted for its white asses with ears and tails colored bright red in a local aside.
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London
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Joseph Wedgewood
William C. Bullitt
American Peace Mission
Teussia
Bullitt
Bagdad
Machinists Face Suspension Decision Over Lavit Action
The International Association of Machinists general executive board suspends expulsion of Local 30 for ten days to allow reconsideration of Lavit's suspension. If Local 30 recognizes the action and Lavit appeals, Local 39 may be reinstated. St John s New Brunswick to be nationalized with major improvements for the port.
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William H. Johnston
Machinists’ Union
Local 30
International Association of Machinists
I. A. of M
Frederick Cenderholm
Machinists
Samuel Lavit
Tavit
Lodge
Lavit
Local 39
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