Crown Prince's Interview Attacks Reform Critics
The Cheyenne reader learns from a State Leader's presentation that the crown prince blames Ludendorff and Hindenburg while defending German actions. He asserts Germany’s power to declare war and warns allies of crushed opposition, hinting at harsh consequences if anti-German sentiment grows.
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Pacific
Germany
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Kaiser
America
Rotary Clubs Back Government Fight on Venereal Disease
At a Washington meeting the International Association of Rotary Clubs adopted resolutions pledging support to governments in their campaign against venereal diseases and prostitution. The clubs will educate Tolerians and the public on the dangers of infectious diseases and promote community action to control and eliminate them.
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Public Health Service
Rotary Clubs
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Washington
Rotsky
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps proposed in U S war effort
A war department report urges forming a Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps to release men for combat and aid reconstruction as manpower strains rise in France and Britain. The commission led by Raymond H. Foadick recommends rapid training camp activity expansion under Secretary Baker.
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Great Britain
Raymond H. Foadick
Gaker
Women in Army Auxiliary Corps Proposed for Better Service
The article argues for an Army Auxiliary Corps of women to handle clerical and skilled tasks at training camps and military sites. It cites over 13 000 women employed in varied roles and calls for improved recruitment, housing, supervision, and recreation. It favors a formal corps under Fosdick plan with training and merit advancement for long term use.
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Army Auxiliary’ Corps
Great Britain
Fosdick
Women's Army Auxiliary Cops
Centenary Commemoration of John Le Conte
Centenary marks the birth of physicist John Le Conte, noted educator and researcher who taught at Georgia, South Carolina, and California. He published 100 papers, led university programs, and held roles at Smithsonian and Peabody. Le Conte died in 1891.
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America
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Joseph le Conte
Liberty County
Georgia
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University of George Gaved
Colege of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
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South Carolina College
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Smithsonian Institution
Peabody Institute
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Philadelphia Academy of Defence
New York Academy of Science
California Academy of Deience
Peace Delegation to Reveal Unprecedented Data Collection
A commission of two experts and several documents will accompany the peace delegation to Washington. The group, part of a larger study begun in 1917, will bring economic and political analyses of Europe, along with maps and records from Paris, for a detailed set of international data to aid negotiations.
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Givn Hore
Europe
George Washington
Parin
Council Tackles Arme Uoo Crisis From Paris Data
The council aims to use the Arme Uoo affair to impress Paris diplomats with knowledge of European conditions. The Inulry staff totals over 150 people and was funded from an emergency war fund. State and War Departments cooperate and will share future possession of the data.
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Arme Uoo
Paris
Inulry
Canadian Reeducation Exhibit At Toronto National Exhibition
A department display at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto showcased veteran reeducation efforts. It highlighted injured soldiers learning trades, shop classes, sanatoria, hospitals, and modern equipment aiding rehabilitation and employment.
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Department of Soldiers
Toronto
What Every Disabled Soldier Should Know pamphlet issued by government
The government releases a pamphlet for disabled veterans detailing hospital care, medical treatment, and vocational training under federal boards. It explains free artificial limbs, ongoing medical support after discharge, and optional vocational programs with stipends.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Board
Federal Vocational Training Aimed at Disabled Soldiers
The federal board offers disabled veterans free vocational training and personalized guidance to fit the best occupation. It urges taking advantage of the program to secure better postwar jobs, with priority from public authorities and employers. District offices across the U.S. coordinate admissions and placement.
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Federal Board
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Washington, D. C
Federal Board of the
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