Kaiser and Vienna Leaders Reluctant to Trust Diplomat
The article notes secrecy from the Hohenzollern and Habsburg courts affecting negotiations. It suggests the Kaiser and his Vienna counterpart prefer not to rely on a minister who has been bested in international debate. Czernin’s view highlights handicaps in responding to foreign pressure.
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Czernin
Hohengolern
Hapeburg
Vienna
Lost in the clouds Pollock air squadron tale
Lieutenant Pollock recalls a perilous mission in the Lafayette Flying Corps. He and six others pursued Fokkers and Albatros while protecting a rare field camera, plunging through thick cloud layers at 3500 meters and narrowly avoiding collision as they surfaced into clear air.
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Rai
France
Georges
Chasseirs d'Alpin
Blue Devils
Chasse
Handreeme
Why Meat Prices Soar Swift Co Raises Capital
A United Press dispatch claims Swift & Co plans to raise 50 million dollars by stock sale at par and dividend melons to be voted at the next stockholders meeting. Meat prices already rose about two and a half cents per pound nationwide amid varied explanations. The piece questions whether the proposed melon sale influences prices and suggests Francis J. Heney as special prosecutor for the federal trades commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
United Press Dispatch
Francis J. Heney
Federal Trades Commission
Czernin Resignation Signals Quiet Political Shifts
The Austro-Hungarian foreign minister Czernin resigns to appease Berlin and Vienna leaders fearing peace talks could undermine the war effort. A sterner successor is expected as exchanges with Allied nations are seen as no Teutonic triumph and risk strengthening the Entente and American stance.
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Count Czernin
Teuton
Karl
Speli
Berlin
Vienna
Kaiser
KIS
Czernin
Deernin
Alled Nations
Entente
America
Alma
Breweries consume vast coal amid wartime shortages
The piece notes that one large American brewery uses about 25 tons of coal daily, and total U S breweries consumed 8.65 million tons in 1916 to produce 58 million barrels. It cites Anti-Saloon League statistics on coal, grain cars, and trains, arguing such consumption clashes with wartime priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
AntiSaloon League
Marriage as a Business and the Debate on Money
In a lively dialogue among Margie, Mollie, Annie, and Alice, money and ownership dominate the talk on marriage. Margie recalls radical views that marriage is a business, not a courtship, and shares how love and finances shaped her union with Dick. The group riffs on women’s expectations, husbands’ money, and the evolving roles within marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Margie
Mollie
Anole
Tim
Police
Over Ostend Run: Airman Skims German Guns in Narrow Escape
A pilot recounts flying under heavy anti aircraft fire over Ostend and Westende, dodging shells from top gunners while staying inside the danger zone just miles from home. He notes a lost patrol, fame for Archies, and a near collision as he returns to camp. Tomorrow Lieutenant Pollock will describe land battles seen from the air.
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Compan
Ostend
Westende
Lambaerstsyde
Nieuport
Honor Roll for $1000 W S S Club Honors List
Names listed include Colevine William K, Mrs. Ida M, Williams Mullen, Hidgely, Kinkead, W Burdick, J fh Carpenter, Richardson Bros. The document appears as a payee or donor acknowledgment with multiple individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colevine
William K
Ida M
Li Williams
Mullen
Hidgely
Kinkead
W. Burdick
J. Fh. Carpenter
Richardson Bros
Just A Minute Till We Look Em Over War Gossip
A humor filled wartime column jokes about Charlie Chaplin joining the army and performing in the trenches. It riffs on German humor, Irish soldiers, and liberty loan notes while offering light social commentary from Old Willow locals and war correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Willow
Clarion
Ed Hicks
Sam Cutchon
Jaul-Maker Team Leaves Cheyenne for Butte Jail Construction
H R Miller of the Pauly Jail company of Bt. Lowia and his assistant F Gibbons will depart Cheyenne tonight for Butte Montana to install the steel work in a new jail there. All steel work for the Cheyenne jail is finished and the crew has packed tools and equipment for transport. The Cheyenne jail is described as one of the most modern and up to date in the country.
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H. R. Miller
Pauly Jail Company
Bt. Lowia
F. Gibbons
Cheyenne
Butte
Mont
Billings
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