The Storm of Peace Reveals German War Mindset
The phrase storm of peace exposes a warped German outlook. They think frightfulness and repeated assaults will force Allied pleas for peace while sacrificing millions to impress democracies. The Kaiser's drive and Ludendorff’s battle fade to history as Germany seeks to flaunt force, while the Allies gain strength daily. The Berlin ruling class fully grasps attrition, and the storm of peace becomes a hurricane of desperation.
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Germany
Paris
Ludendorff
Uncle Sam Savings Show In Reclamation Division
The Division of Reclamation within the Quartermasters Corps saves millions by reclaiming old shoes clothing horses manure broken machinery and other wartime materials. It sterilizes repairs and reissues uniforms supports farms laundries and tailoring shops and runs factories at several locations converting scraps into usable goods and creating vocational training for soldiers.
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Washington
Quartermasters Corps
Philippine
Reclamation
Jeffersonville
Englewood
Koboken
New York
Philadelphia
Fort Sam Houston
Pri Tion
Treasury
Prem
Reclamation Division
Afess
A LINE O' CHEER Poem on Triumph After Loss
A reflective poem contrasts fading rainbow and fading glory with faith in rebirth and purpose. It argues that fulfillment brings gain, beauty endures beyond death, and all grace added by God enriches the world despite temporary dimness.
Breakfast Table Reflections on War and Prices
A satirical reflection on heat, politics, Germany and propaganda. The piece sparsely notes rioting, labor, inflation, and consumer prices, with comments on Spain, Chile, Germany, and U.S. figures. It mentions a ten year old in Los Angeles, King Coal, and influenza mutiny among microbes, ending with a note on hope for reform.
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Los Angeles
Victory News From the Western Front Boosts Allied Morale
Descriptions from Berlin show no mention of American troops, while American cables praise quick, aggressive advances. The article notes Allied patience and bold marches, with the gage of battle now set by Foch. It contends the Marne moment could recur, pushing pursuers toward Germany’s heart.
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Western Front
Germany
Berlin
Foch
Marne
1914
New York Democrats face governor candidate choice
New York Democrats meet in conference to name a governor candidate who can win bipartisan support. They warn they must balance patriotic backing with honest leadership, noting adding women's votes will boost the Republican edge. Colonel Roosevelt’s return could influence the race, and weak candidates risk a lasting defeat beyond 1920.
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New York
Empire State
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Finding Excuses. Berlin’s rulers must explain wartime actions
The piece critiques Berlin for blaming deserters while attributing wartime failures to the renewed Allied influence and American pressure. It argues a slow awakening in the German Empire and predicts possible radical consequences if the public gains clarity about the true causes behind the war.
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Berlin
Kultur
Sam
Hohenzollern
Service to Military Personnel Driven by Community Help
A local war council under Justice George W. Wheeler pursues constant support for U S service members. Spotlighted is Mr. and Mrs. Harral gifting their Golden Hill street house as a model act, with calls for further similar charity to aid soldiers and sailors.
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United States
George W. Wheeler
Off to Camp for Connecticut State Guard Training
Connecticut state guard officers head to Niantic for several days to study modern warfare methods. The exercise is touted as beneficial for maintaining order and self defense, likened to a police presence guarding neighborhood property. William Randolph Hearst is described as the enduring figure in New York Democratic politics, with open potential to seek the governorship and influence nominations.
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Connecticut State Guard
Old Niantic
State Guard
U Neaiby Block
Draft Board Six Accepts 78 Men For Full Service
Out of 149 men examined at the high school yesterday for Division Six draft board many were accepted for full military service sent to the Medical Advisory board. 11 accepted for special or limited service and nine rejected.
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Medical Advisory Board
U Board
War Cookery Classes Prove Big Success
War cookery classes held at the Women's Town committee on Dank street closed last evening after broad attendance and practical demonstrations on conserving food and using mint nut wheat substitutes. Another session is planned for August 3 with Miss Cromer and Mrs. Wyres among the speakers as relief efforts continue.
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Milword
Women's Town Committee
Dank Street
Favierettes
Aiany Cromer
de Ceid
Iitegration House
Ano Trerefor
Washington
Uods Weettone
de Fhamiston
Courtich Wyres
Porielgeep
Atec
Maes
Ligelin Phayt
Weel Newtown
Apess
Bats Sueretites
Ledith
Liverpis
Thieves Take 42 dollars from bather's shoe incident
A theft occurred on Os street where a man reported money removed from a shoe after noticing strangers near a towel house. Witnesses say the thief vanished before police could arrive. A man credited with alerting others claimed the loss amounted to 42 dollars.
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Wiles Vaiebietig
Tepeed
Patier
Theo Uognt
Belen
Slept at Uncle's Home After $79,945 Wallet Missing
Joseph Dellatertra of 197 North Washington Avenue reported losing his pocketbook containing cash and a dollar during a Saturday night at his uncle Toney Dellavionna's home. The incident at Saintel Det fashion room involved Daniel Vellidonna, brother of Joseph's nephew, who slept in a chest. Police were notified and investigation began.
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Joseph Dellatertra
Washington Avenue
Joseph Ehunus
Toney Dellavionna
Joseph
Saturley
Saintel
Taniel Vellidonna
Nele
Navie
Weel
Mamie Leads Sunday Class Verse Practice
A Sunday school class of girls prepares to recite a Bible verse under Mamie Astiaion Try’s guidance. She carefully explains duties and the discipline of daily religious practice, hoping the verse will reflect devotion and moral growth.
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Durth
Tietin
Pia Aneedote
Slade
Aphis Destroys Potatoes And Veggies In Stratford
Stratford residents report extensive crop damage from an aphis outbreak. John Ryan loses four acres of potato field on South Main Street as the pest, rare in the region, spreads through leaves to sap juices. Gardener Vernett Sniffin warns well kept plots survive, while poorer gardens near Lerdship Park suffer from myriad attacked plants.
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Aphis
Stratford
John Ryan
South Main Street
Yerett B. Sniffin
Stiles
Ehiss
Lerdship Park
Sahlin
Labor unions challenge GN Breweries order during protest
Workers and union representatives staged a display at the GN Breweries site opposing a labor policy order. The protest referenced actions by U S government officials and industry leaders, signaling a push for broader union influence on the advisory committee overseeing manufacturing employment practices. Copies of the protest were sent to Secretary of Labor Wilson and Governor Elocowi for consideration.
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Wasi
Une
Iyheanipna Association of Macbinlals
Bureaii
United States
Babor Wilson
Pernmor
Elocowi
Coronation of Humanity Sermon Appeals To Dignity
Dr. Eaton and Dr. Ward D. Taton delivered a sermon on "Coronation of Humanity" at United Church. They argued that the old doctrine of kingship and obedience has resurfaced with portent, praising labor, family duties, and love as crowned by divine design while death and time are framed within a spiritual plan.
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Tye
Tedward D. Taton
United Church
Buon
Tova
Penth
Tiff
Dirk Gary
Man and Woman Arrested After Battle in Home
Winslow Slowen and Marie Bishop of 539 Housatonic Avenue were involved in a domestic disturbance yesterday evening. Police say a neighbor phoned in, leading to the arrest of Slowen on charges of breach of peace, assault and drunkenness. A hospitalized woman named Matthew ro ley was also noted and charged with breach of price. Witnesses Charlie Gomian and Benny Gunsnen of 911 Housatonic Avenue were subpoenaed for a court appearance.
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Winslow Slowen
Marie
Bishop
Housatonic Avenue
Serseint Brown
Leuipsex
Eickel
Stowe
Mosquitoes and Outdoor Lectures Recap at Stratford
In Stratford a large crowd attended an outdoor Methodist Church lecture led by Rev. F. C. Ce won thr ue the Academy Hie. Mosquitoes buzzed around the hill as observers noted the pest tapping the air. The event mixed religious reflections with the discomfort of the swarms, framing the gathering as a memorable but uneasy devotional scene.
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Stratford
Ant
Academy
F. C. Ce
Political Gossip Spurs Roosevelt Nomination Talk in Albany
Albany report notes Wilk ies Barnes of Albany discusses Teddy Roosevelt’s potential governor bid with Colosel guiding the party. The chatter suggests a split in New York politics as Democrats claim Wilson era reforms outpaced Republican agendas, fueling cross party maneuvering ahead of statewide contests.
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Wilk
Ies Barnes
Albany
Bailera
New York
Ste
Gobi
Pheudure Roosevelts
Ruthie
Teddy
Winda Oyster Bay
Ue Presidency
Dastan
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