Lithuanian Autonomy Hopes Rise Amid War Talk
London reports Martin Yehas, a Lithuanian Duma member, says Lithuania seeks autonomy with its own parliament and home rule as Russia allows while aiming for eventual independence. He notes distinct Lithuanian identity, a strong American-Lithuanian movement, and a cadet party backing autonomy in principle.
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Guynemer Downs His Twenty First German Plane
Lieutenant Guynemer, France's aerial hero, downed his twenty first German combat aircraft in the Amiens region after a day of intense air activity. A photograph shows General Cirold presenting the aero corps with its own banner for the first time.
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Extravagant Democrats and the Bond Debate
The piece criticizes the Republican press for inconsistent attacks on government spending and preparedness. It argues that bipartisan talk over potential bond financing stems from a public need to fund legitimate debts, not Democratic extravagance, and notes preparedness costs exceed prior federal sums under high tariffs.
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Britain Fighting for Her Life in Vast Pan-German Drive
The London Observer outlines how Germany’s victory in the Balkans and Asia Minor has forged a continental empire under German leadership. It argues Britain must fight on, as peace now would recognize a new dominant power and threaten the empire’s future. The analysis details railways, territories from the North Sea to Mesopotamia, and the high stakes for Allied terms.
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Nightly Siren Echoes Through Cheyenne Curfew Debate
The text reflects on a recurring 9 pm siren in Cheyenne and questions its purpose noting the curfew significance has faded. It suggests the siren serves to keep no nervous person from sleep and poses whether the sound would be explained if questioned by a stranger.
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Jury Verdict Refutes Whitewash Claims in Inter Ocean Case
After the coroner and jury were appointed in the Inter Ocean case, rumors of a whitewash circulated. The verdict shows no whitewash was present during its deliberations.
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Churchmen seek anti peace group during Christmas 1916 week
The New York World notes church leaders form an organization in Christmas week 1916 to oppose an early and unrighteous peace in Europe. It contrasts the mission of Christ with modern efforts and calls for love as the basis of human relations.
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German Prisoners Shown Working for Enemy
Report describes German POWs at a field kitchen peeling potatoes for an allied regiment in the field. The scene highlights the prisoners engaged in labor for the camp’s meals and domestic needs.
Uncle Sam Plans Another Baby Week 1917
The Children's Bureau urges communities to observe a May baby week in 1917 to promote infant care and maternal health. Emphasizes include extending to all children at home with mothers, protecting mothers, and avoiding large gatherings where infantile paralysis is present. A revised 1916 campaign bulletin outlines new features and training guidance.
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Western Mines Yield 100 Million Dollar Year
A geological survey report to Secretary Lane details that five western states Arizona Utah Montana Nevada and Idaho paid over 100 million dollars in mine dividends in a single year. It highlights copper zinc lead coal oil and other mineral outputs setting records and boosting national prosperity.
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Mineral industry soars as western states lead gains
Survey shows western offices reporting largest mining records with Arizona up 100 million dollars from last year and Utah with Montana adding another 100 million. Alaska posts best year at over 50 million, exceeding prior totals by more than half. Overall 1916 expected to rise around 25 percent from 1915, nearing three billion dollars.
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Gary's prescription for success and prohibition policy critique
Elvert H. Gary exhorts young men to honesty, education, self discipline, and temperance as a path to success. He comments on the prohibition era and legislators long and detailed draft provisions for enforcement, including liquor import controls and clubs to prevent unregulated saloons.
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Elvert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
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Prohibition Enforcement Moves Forward in Nebraska
Nebraska advances prohibition with a large fund of experience from other states. The dry federation committee has used that experience to draft the bill it will ask the legislature to adopt.
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Real Love On A Street Party For Young Lovers Told
A nostalgic vignette contrasts a boy and girl at a street party with adult lovers. The boy, feeling life is worth living, watches from the fence while the girl wears a white dress and bow, fearing rivals and candy offers. Both hearts cherish a quiet, unspoken bond.
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