Warning to Americans on German and Austrian Aliens
A World War era alert urges vigilance toward German and Austrian individuals in the United States. It warns that many may be spies and advises holding energy and alertness to protect families. Readers are urged to report any suspicious activity to police or local defense offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpeperase Society
United States
Berlin
Department of Jie Tier
Belgium
Buenos Aires
Germany
Japan
Mexico
Paratary
America Vows To Strike Back Over War Atrocities
An American officer among Tusota survivors declares America will retaliate against the Hyun dynasty for three and a half years of outrages. He warns the nation’s temper is rising after perceived lassitude and indifference, and vows a grim effort to shatter the enemy’s power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscotta
All America
Hyun Dynasty
Atherica
America
T. Everett Harre
Beeen
George Sylvester Vier
Proteriaas
Kaiserion
Washington
Sereetary American Defense Society
America Must Stand in War to Defend Christianity and Democracy
In a wartime exhortation the author denounces pacifists and treason-mongers while urging united support for the war to save Europe from the Hun. He declares victory vital to vindicate Christian principles and prevent a world ruled by tyranny, asserting America faces its most testing era. The Tuscania incident is framed as a catalyst for a relentless effort to make the world safe for Christianity and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
America
The Disgrace of It
The piece argues that authorities favored saloons over schools to conserve coal, calling the policy an affront to democracy and decency. It urges writers to inform the public and warns that silence permits political liquor dominance, which future generations may shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramshop
Notorious German Agent Used Congressional Record for Propaganda
A historical alert recounts German influence in the United States during World War I. It links George Sylvester Viereck and other figures to German propaganda operations, including collaboration with German agents and funding for the Fatherland newspaper. The piece argues such activities threaten U.S. war aims and civil liberties.
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U.S
George Sylvester Viereck
United States
New York
Viereck
Heinrich Albert
Chae World
The
Fatherland
Secret Service
American Sinense Spe Ity
Bolo Pasha
France
Boio Pasha
Vinneck
Huns Abroad and the Pacifists at Home
A defense of American war aims against German aggression and tyranny. The piece condemns German plans, advocates victory over Prussian militarism, and urges domestic patriotism to sustain democracy and liberty. It cites Elihu Root and stresses that fighting is necessary both abroad and at home to preserve American life and institutions.
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Carl Schur
Mr. Viereck
Huns
Germany
Japan
Mexico
Elihu Root
Europe
France
Heldium
Patriota
Happy Again A Diary Reflections On Rebirth And Youth
The narrator confesses happiness after a night of dancing with Jim and a return to a simpler life. She reflects on youth, the weight of years, and the wish to relive and learn from past experiences, while addressing a small book as her confidant. She recalls family figures and the sense of renewal after stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Aunt Mary
Mrs. Selwin
Eliene
Eleanor
Little Hook
Little Book
Vinegar Plants Seek Exemption From War Closures
Philadelphia manufacturers urged exemption from the closing order under the wartime fuel program noting long running operations. One plant has operated continuously for fifty two years and another for over forty, due to vinegar’s role in producing alcohol and its use in explosives. They warned halting production could trigger months of shutdown.
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Philadelphia
A. Garfield
I Am Thinking of Transit Triumphs and Canal Days
A reflective preface on rapid transit versus old canal boats, contrasting progress with personal resolve. The speaker declares life’s vastness and resolves to resist despair, promising to persevere and perhaps issue a personal thanksgiving proclamation. To Be Continued.
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Washington Star
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Meredith Davis, E. A. Swezer
Cheyenne
Christian Scieneca Monitor
American Defense Tu
la Follette
Cienna
Mason
Britten
Hils
Halle
Kaiser
William Bayard Hale
Socialist Party
Bernard Dernberg
Sturs
Ihe
Caspar Whitney
National Security League
Plucation
Evening Post
Vv K
Viehis
Abe Martin
Uday
Cantonment
National Newspaper Service
Associated Press
Malcolm Stuart
Aiso
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