War Work By The Bureau Powers Forged Stronger Aftermath
The article describes explosive testing and gas research by the bureau and military experts to aid the war effort. It notes the need to feed neutrals after victory and publicizes America’s role in supplying 120,000,000 Allied people, while detailing the boost to U.S. mining and industrial capacity and Secretary Lane’s remark that America has been discovered by Americans.
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Themi
America
Jtv
Germany
Poland
Servia
Armenia
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Rumania
Ukraine
Baltic
United States
Sttve
Bureau
War Department
Chemical Warfare Service
American University At
Washington
Ihs
Army
Navy
Lane
Bureau of Mines Report Details War Time Engineering Use
The annual of the bureau of mines describes how a government agency aiding miners during peace became instrumental in war efforts. It notes microphones and geophones for locating entombed miners also aiding rescue, and how boilers and materials testing moved to support the emergency fleet and ordnance needs.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Mines
Department of Interior
van H. Manning
Bureau
Emergency Fleet Corporation
War Services
War and Navy Department
Pittsburgh
Ordnance Department
War Department
Germany and Alsace Lorraine’s Coal and Iron Wealth
The article argues Germany seized Alsace Lorraine in 1870 to secure coal and iron for war and industrial power. It cites 1913 iron ore output from Lorraine and Briey, noting Germany’s reliance on annexed mines and Brest-Litovak treaty implications for postwar control. It warns against allowing Germany to retain these resources.
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Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Ahab
Naboth
Lorraine
Briey
Bedlam
Brest-Litovak
Europe
Lodge Ee
Senate
Alsace
France
Lee Eet
Ganetne
Centennial memorial for Mary Brunton noted novelist
The obituary marks Mary Brunton’s death and her status as an early British women novelist. The text notes a centennial tribute and highlights her literary influence.
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Mary Brunton
Novelfete
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick Turns Sixty Five in Quebec Role
Today marks the sixty fifth birthday of Sir Charles Fitzpatrick who has just retired as chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada to become lieutenant governor of Quebec. An Irish-Canadian from Quebec he is famed for legal service in counsel roles and as minister of justice and head of the nation’s top court.
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Charles Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court of Canada
Quebec
Sir Charles
Canada
Gil Charles
Ottawa
Historic events from 1683 to 1916 in brief records
Chronology lists monarch births and deaths, diplomatic exchanges, battles, and memorials. Notable items include Philip V of Spain born at Versailles in 1683 and died 1746, Turner dying in 1851, Emin Pasha recalled in 1890, U S warships at Rio in 1893, South Africa memorial in 1900, 1914 Russian withdrawals, 1916 notes to Austria and Acquith's pledge to Lloyd George.
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Philip V
Spain
House of Bourbon
Versailles
Madrid
Princesa Royal
France
Louis XVI
Margulis Lafayette
J. M. W. Turner
London
Emin Pasha
Africa
U. S
Rio de Janeiro
South Africa
St. Paul's Cathedral
Byura River
Washington
Austria
Ancona
Acquith
Lloyd George
We must finance peace as we did war. Buy more W
Public notice urges increased wartime bond sales with a reward offer. The fragmented ad references a $1000 reward and calls for support from readers, mentioning locations and figures in a terse wartime fundraising appeal.
Undewood Live Stock Company on Wyoming Front
The Wyoming State Tribune notes Undewood Live Stock Company with key figures Howard D. Meins and James Leaden tied to ongoing stock activities and local market movements.
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Alex Triantos
Underwood Live
Wyoming State Tribune
Undewood Live Stock Company
Howard D. Meins
James Leaden
For Sale Dining room suite in oak finish with six chairs
For sale a Dining room suite in a lord or Plemiah oak style including table, china closet and six chairs. Bargain price. Also available for rent furnished rooms steam heated at 418 West 19th Street one block from the post office. Phone 1070.
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19Th Street
Enver Pasha Claims Responsibility for Armenian Massacres
The Turkish minister of war Enver Pasha and TalaatH were said to take full responsibility for the Armenian massacres as Ambassador Morgenthau cites in World's Work. Enver defended Ottoman control and accepted blame while discussing deportations as justified amid Armenian hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enver Pasha
Talaat
Henry Morgenthau
Maneacres
Turkey
Enver
Amoriat Smyrnn
Rahmi Hey
Smyrna
Constantinople
Signs and Sights of War Time France amid Doughboy Talks
In France the mood among doughboys ranges from humor to frustration as they discuss transport choices and telegraph codes. They note decrepit train service yet rapid fashion among French women, with belts and cuffs that outstrip New York trends.
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France
Clases
War Department
Washington
Relef
America
New York
Couple Seeks Two Rooms and Board in Private Home
WASTHD reports a couple seeking two rooms and board with steam heat. They are willing to pay a good price for a private home setting and a favorable location. Contact AP. F. 20.
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Wasthd
AP. F
War ends, but troops remain overseas long after
The message urges continued support for the war effort by buying War Savings Stamps until every service member returns home, emphasizing perseverance despite victory.
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Mark Chapman
Nineteenth St
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J. A. Kirkpatricek
Carey Ave
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Hun
Tuapeling
Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co
Chrtenne, Wyoming
Waxere
D. W. Gill
Capitol Ave
W. Riner & CO
W.S.S. Club
FEASE
Wholesale Sash and Door Association of America
Chicago
Red Cross
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Havana
Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Montreal Kennel Club
Montreal
Sall
St. Dee
Shanghai Restaurant
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