Crown Prince interview taints German war blame
An editorial condemns the crown prince for his wartime statements and tries to assign responsibility for the war. It argues the Kaiser and Ludendorff shared power, while the crown prince attempts to shield his class with lies. It warns of angry Allied retaliation risking broader catastrophe.
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Pacific
Germany
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Kaiser
America
Rotary Clubs pledge support to government health drive
The Rotary Clubs worldwide vow to aid public health efforts against venereal diseases and prostitution. At a Washington board meeting the International Association of Rotary Clubs adopted resolutions pledging cooperation with governments and promoting education on infectious disease risks and community action to combat them.
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Public Health Service
Rotary Clubs
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Washington
Rotsky
Women Auxiliary Corps urged to aid WWI effort
The report by Raymond H. Foadick to Secretary Baker urges forming a Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps to release men for industry and reconstruction. It argues war demands require every available hand and brain, male or female, amid manpower strains in France and Britain.
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France
Great Britain
Raymond H. Foadick
Gaker
Women Army Auxiliary Corps proposed to improve war effort
An editorial discusses creating a Women's Army Auxiliary corps to place 13000 women in varied roles from clerks to dietitians and bacteriologists. It argues for better recruitment, housing, supervision, and training under a formal plan, with long term need for women in war work and a single agency to utilize their abilities.
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Army Auxiliary’ Corps
Great Britain
Fosdick
Women's Army Auxiliary Cops
Centenary of John Le Conte Celebrated in Science Circles
Centenary marks the birth of John Le Conte, famed American physicist and educator. The article traces his career from Savannah to California, his university roles, lectures at Smithsonian and Peabody, and honors including LL D from the University of Georgia.
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America
le Conte
Joseph le Conte
Liberty County
Georgia
Alexander H. Stephens
University of George Gaved
Colege of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
Savannah
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
South
South Carolina College
Nater
Nater and Mining Bureau
Confederate States
University of South Carolina
University of California
University
Smithsonian Institution
Peabody Institute
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Philosert
Aac Meattedee
Philadelphia Academy of Defence
New York Academy of Science
California Academy of Deience
Peace Delegation Prepares Unpublished Data Pack
A commission of two experts with a year’s study of Europe’s conditions joins President and delegates on the Washington peace mission. They will bring documents and maps, plus Paris materials, forming a unique international data collection. The group includes professors, political specialists, and military intelligence officers assembling a detailed study of conditions and needs in Europe.
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Givn Hore
Europe
George Washington
Parin
College Profemuers
Epecialista
Cecographic
Geyvender
Aml Delaile
Ite
Nga
House
Lim
Council to amplify European issues for Paris diplomats
The council handles the Arme Uoo and its aim to impress Paris as it exposes European conditions. The Inulry employs over 150 personnel and was funded from the emergency war fund. State and War Departments cooperate and will share future access to the data.
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Arme Uoo
Paris
Inulry
Canadian Reeducation Exhibit at Toronto National Exhibition
An exhibit by the Department of Soldiers' Civil Reestablishment at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto showcases the vocational reeducation of Canadian veterans. It features men in training shops and classes, sanatoria and hospitals, and displays of products and modern equipment used in their rehabilitation.
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Department of Soldiers
Toronto
What Every Disabled Soldier Should Know pamphlet summary
The government pamphlet explains disability support for World War I veterans. It covers medical care on discharge, prosthetic supplies, and free continuing treatment. It notes vocational training via the federal board, optional but strongly recommended, with wage support during training and thresholds for dependent and independent living.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Board
Federal Vocational Training Aids Disabled Soldiers and Sailors
The federal board offers counseling and free training to disabled veterans to improve skills and secure suitable jobs. It notes preference for disabled workers in hiring and provides district offices from Maine to California with addresses for application and guidance.
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Federal Board
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Washington, D. C
Federal Board of the
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