Wyoming Oil Bill Gains Support In Senate Push
The Wyoming oil measure would clarify rights of small competitors and prospector claims while enabling adjacent land filing. Senator Kendrick’s amendment favors prospectors for adjacent lands and could boost pipes and refineries as demand rises with spring. President Wilson is expected to sign if passed.
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Wynmbg
Stan
Senate
Kendrick of
Wieming
Colorado
Kendrick
Wilson
Is It Senatorial Courtesy in LaFollette Investigation
The article questions senatorial courtesy delaying the La Follette disloyalty inquiry opened in St Paul last September. It asks if pro Germans on the Senate committee influence postponements and whether La Follette was guilty of disloyalty when criticizing the Non Partisan League.
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Senate
Lafollettes
St. Paul
Elections Committee
LaFoliette
LaPollette
League
Call to expel La Follette over antiwar stance in senate
The piece urges expulsion or strong action against Senator La Follette for obstructionism and antiwar rhetoric. It argues his conduct harms national policy and liberty at sea and warns that senate courtesy delays justice. It cites past episodes and suggests public pressure or presidential intervention may be needed to end his tenure.
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Congress
LaPollette
Senate
la Follette
America
Wilson
Lack Follette
German Censorship and Masses Editor Clash
The United States refused mailing to the Masses, a pro German pacifist publication, prompting its suspension. The piece condemns the editor as preaching treason and blasphemy, contrasts American censorship with Kaiser's controls, and asserts that true freedom of speech does not mean unrestrained license. The article argues German editors face strict limits and criticizes the editor’s stance, stating the US is not a haven for such freelancing.
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New York
Germany
Mitte
Prague
Bohemia
Austria
Leipste
Independent Socialist Party
State Department
The
Masses
Wartime Propaganda and Public Deception Across German Press
A compilation of quotations from early 20th century German periodicals and officials criticizing war rhetoric and propaganda. Analysts argue German media often cloaked aggressive aims in calls for peace and warnings of foreign danger to manipulate public opinion and shelter decisive plans.
Quotes on war aims and aggressive policy in early 20th century
Excerpted passages discuss pacific rhetoric versus real aims, citing Frederick William and Frederick the Great, Treitschke, Bernhardt, Moltke, and Cambon. The text analyzes how statesmen used peace assurances to enable conquest, with emphasis on prerogatives, territorial expansion, and anticipatory war.
Through Tirpitz to Jesus in German Propaganda
A Fraenkischer Volksfreund piece by Pastor Wilhelm Phillips portrays Tirpitz as a “Warlike Nazarene” guiding German aims. The article argues peace must be lasting and aligned with conquest of Courland and mining regions to fuel future conflict with England.
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Tirpitz
Jesus
Fraenkischer Volksfreund
Wilhelm Philipps
Berlin
Belgium
Berlin Pictures of U S Prisoners in The World in Pictures
The German weekly illustrated paper showcases twelve American prisoners on the western front as proof of a supposed American defeat. Photographs depict three U S soldiers being questioned by German officers and prisoners herded in a motor-lorry under guard.
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Berlin
U.S
World In Pictures
Propaganda Department
Catte
Attempted death by own action fails in Laramie
Laramie Wyoming January 9 John Jacobs aged 32 who lives in Aspinwall Iowa tried to cut his throat with a pocket knife at a hotel. He bled little, fled to the hotel office and then to the cellar before surrendering to police. He is recovering, was ordered discharged, and wishes to return to work. An identification card named Mrs P Roggendorf at Aspinwall as the person to notify in case of death.
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Laramie
Wyo
John Jacobs
Aspinwall
Jacobs
Vacant State Lands in Wyoming Leased Information Sought
The notice lists vacant state and school lands including fractions of sections in Township 12 North Range 66 West and mentions all of Section 16 and parts of Section 17. Direct communications to Ray E. Lee Commissioner of Public Lands Cheyenne Wyoming for details.
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Swh
Ray E. Lee
Public Landa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Money and marriage strain shadows over Alice and Pat
The narrator debates money's power in love as Alice gives Harvey two thousand dollars, provoking Pat’s stubborn resistance. She believes money signals devotion while Pat fears wealth divides them. The narrator urges Pat to urge dialogue with Alice, warning of a looming rift in their marriage.
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Pat
Alice
Harvey
Allea
Army and Navy Union Installation and Smoker
Army and Navy Union announces installation and smoker at Odd Fellows hall at 7 40 p m January 11 all former members invited by order of commander J Macdonald Adjt
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Army and Navy Union
Odd Fellows Hall
J. Macdonald
AdJt
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