The Criminal Nation Meant to Be Broken by Force
The piece argues Germany has become a criminal megalomaniac nation and only decisive military defeat can curb its crimes. It compares revolts in Europe to America’s need to confront aggressive rulers and prevent unpunished domination. It notes sensational murder trials struggle to compete with Bolshevik and Cambrai news.
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Germany
Ion
Amerita
Belgium
France
America
A Heroine of Everyday Work in Boston City Hall
The article profiles Mrs Bridget Lyons a Boston city hall scrubbing supervisor who spent twenty five years serving in the building. She received a city pension and is praised as a quiet hero of daily labor raising seventeen children and embodying steadfast public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Hall
Boston
Bridget Lyons
Bridget Lions
City Hall
Lyons
Pole Cae
Germany a Megalomaniac Nation in Patriotism Campaign
The piece argues you cannot indict a nation’s government despite widespread support, claiming Germany’s behavior is criminal. It questions the moral framing and identity of national action within a political campaign context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Binglish
Nationallvearity League
Burke
Rising Temper in Buffalo Voice Targets Indiana and Kansas
The Buffalo Voice cites an Indiana editor faulting Kansas prison per capita rates while recalling Indiana ties to Leavenworth and past crime figures. The piece also notes a German destroyer repairing in Holland then sinking a Dutch vessel and a British expert labeling the western front as the war's center of gravity amid satirical quips about Germany's peace terms.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Indiana
Kangaa
Kansas
Sunflower
Leavenworth
Terre Haute
Wyoming
Holland
Western Front
Germany
What Is Going On in Germany as Told by Newspapers
A compact survey of how German affairs are depicted by rival papers across the empire and neutral nations. It traces perspectives on politics, diplomacy, and social events shaping public understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
New York Morning Telegraph
Hun
Hanover Protest Against Gas Restriction Order
The Hanover Volkswille denounces the government gas restriction as unjust and socially insensitive. It argues officials crafted a mechanical policy limiting to 80 percent of prior supplies, harming poor consumers who rely on gas for lighting and heating, with coal and spirits scarce this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
No Police Court Session Held Due to Thanksgiving
There was no police court yesterday because of Thanksgiving observed locally. No proceedings or cases were heard, and no adjournments or dispositions were recorded.
Forger Active at Cokeville
A man naming himself Harry Brownell forged checks in Cokeville and obtained $50 from Haggerty Bros. He had worked for Hunter and Gray near Montpelier. After his employers gave him a $15 check, he cashed it and wrote three counterfeit checks for the same amount, then escaped.
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Kemmerer, Wyo
Harry Brownell
Cokeville
Haggerty Bros
Hunter and Gray
Montpelier
Miller and Elliot Bound Over After Tivoli Disturbance
From Montpelier, Miller signed names Hunter and Gray while passing a Cokeville check. Jay Miller, held on $100 bond to face assault on Officer Hancock, will appear before Police Magistrate Swains. Miller and Elliot face assault charges in Judge Edwards' court as Cheyenne police recount Thanksgiving day arrests and crowded jail.
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C. A. Swains
Miller
Pat Hays
Elliot
Edwards
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Ats
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Veuloe
T’ Headquarters
National Newspaper Service
Hunter and
Gray
Cheyenne Police
The
Blarney
Ireland
Auguste Redia
U. S. Food Administration
Lloyd George
Allied War Council
Dreds
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Punk & Wagmalls Company
New York
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