Germans Evade Armistice Talks on Brest-Litovsk Front
The Bolshevik representative condemns German evasiveness in armistice negotiations on the Brest Litovsk border. The piece argues German deceitful behavior risks a collapse of talks and casts doubt on German honor and trustworthiness amid ongoing war pressures.
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Brest-Litovek
Podall
Representa
Fighting for Italy Allied Soldiers to Enter Italy
The article argues the United States must actively assist Italy against Austria and not rely solely on allies. It compares the need for action to past wars and notes the threat of enemy forces approaching from abroad. The piece calls for American troops to land in Italy, citing historic battlegrounds and the potential impact on the overall war effort.
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Thaly
Germany
Atlantic
Itab
Ristor
Cansar
Hannibal
Napoleon
Italy's unification and freedom face Austrian threat in war discussion
The piece recalls 19th century Italian unification led by Victor Emmanuel and Cavour, warns Austria could regain Lombardy and Venice, and urges American troops to join the fight to defend democratic Italy and France against Prussian autocracy. It notes Russian famine and mocks Austrian influence in northern Italy.
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Sardinia
Count Cavour
Italy
Rome
Papal States
Venetia
Lombardy
France
Aretria
Prestia
Victor Emmanuel
Pruseh
Austria
Avetria
Tiulia Irridente
Venice
Europe
Editorial feud over leading papers sparks praise for Laramie Chronicle
The piece condemns the London Chronicle and praises the Laramie Chronicle for its journalism. It cites a Wyoming oil stock article in the Wyoming Tribune reprinted by the Denver Post, with the Wyoming Tribune later credited. The column notes pan German aggression and a proposed war indemnity of fifty billion dollars.
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Prommlng Tribune
London
Tronicle
Daily Chronicle
Laramie
Post
Laramie Republican
Tribune
Metropolitan Chronicle
The
London Chronicle
pan-German League of Bavaria
Viele Sam
Greatest Crime of War? European Leaders Named
The Paris article reports diverse European voices on the war’s worst crime. Replies include torpedoing hospital ships, violation of Belgian neutrality, Armenian deportations, and the German drive to wage war, with figures such as Lord French, Stephen Pichon, Rodin, Bryce, Blasco Ibanez, and Capus weighing in.
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Armenia
Associated Press
Paris
Dec
L'America Latina
Europe
Lord French
Great Britain
Stephen Pichon
Rheims
Auguste Rodin
W. H. Dunn
London
Monseigneur Baudrillart
Catholic Institute of Paris
Germany
Signor
Vicente Blasco
Ibanez
Turkey
M Sidantic
James Bryce
Alfred Capus
The
Figaro
Lille
Maitre
Edouard Clunet
Playing War by Hilbert J. Glover
Poem recalls a father’s wartime deeds through a boy’s questions asking if he fought. The verse traces memory from battles to graves and a child’s plea to understand his father’s role in the nation’s cause. The speaker weighs legacy, sacrifice, and reverence for a nation’s fallen heroes.
Wanted in Laramie for Forgery Arrested Here
Ray Cobb sought by Sheriff Carl Jackson of Laramie on forgery charges was arrested by city police Thursday night and jailed to await transfer to Laramie. He used the alias Robert Vails but matched the description and was identified by a man acquainted with him in Laramie.
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Ray Cobb
Laramie
Carl Jackson
Bastil’e
Robert Vails
Cobb
President Wilson Quotation on Freedom and Power
Quote asserts true friends of freedom must support national power and production and oppose any obstacle. The line emphasizes rising national strength and progress, attributed to President Wilson.
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Friends of Freedom
Wilson
Confessions of Margie Waverly and Richard Waverly
A concise note presents the marr ied life tale of Margie Waverly and her husband Richard Waverly. Each chapter details a complete incident reflecting joys and sorrows within their marriage.
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Margie” Waverly
Richard Waverly
I Will Vote My Own Stock in the Book Trust
A narrator asserts she will vote her own stock despite Dick and Jim pressing for control of a book company. Tensions mount as the trio discuss proxies, a potential trust, and her decision at a dinner in Sable with ordered meals highlighting Dick and Jim's impatience.
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Margie
Jim
Trust
Sable
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