Serb Mission Pays Homage at Mount Vernon to Washington Legacy
The Serbian war mission visited Mount Vernon with Secretary of State Lansing and other diplomats. Dr Malenko Vesotteh praised the United States for liberty and leadership in the war, noting Mount Vernon as a beacon for oppressed peoples. Marshal Joffre and others had previously honored Washington and Lafayette, reflecting allied resolve as about 600 million people are linked to the cause.
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Washington
Republic
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Lansing
Pershing
Lafayette
Bero
Repubic
Hope for postwar ties between America France and Germany
The writer envisions renewed trust in democracy and a broader league of amity across nations. They imagine a future where German representatives honor Mount Vernon, signifying more than treaties, though the report mentions the Tribune noting many local news items.
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Washington
America
France
Mount Vernon
Tribune and Leader Spar Over Early News Reports
A debate over which paper broke stories first and accurately is highlighted by comparisons of front page headlines. The Tribune and The Leader clash on coverage of Peace negotiations and suffrage, with accusations of reprints and delayed stories in morning editions.
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President's Sleek Storm Scramble
Wilson played off during Washington's worst sleet storm. The president is rarely known to make a slip of any kind.
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Washington
Astrology of the New Year Forecasts War and Peace
The piece notes Mars will dominate 1978 bringing war and construction, while Venus adds love and progress for women. It suggests Mars may soften after meeting Venus and hopes for peace. A closing line mentions wool growers' convention at Douglas focusing on business.
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World War Era Commentary on German Aggression and Morocco
The excerpt discusses German ambition and appeal to arming Europe, citing Kellogg in 1917 and Reich sources. It outlines fears of a rising Germany, calls for European rearmament, and notes Germany’s actions regarding Morocco, Algeciras, and foreign intervention seeing France leading policy while Germany claimed economic aims.
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al- Wats
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Reichetag
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Morocco
Germany Morocco Crisis and the Fear of War in 1911
The 1911 Moroccan crisis altered German French relations as Germany sent a gunboat to Agadir challenging France and Britain. Britain backed France, Germany withdrew after compensation in the French Congo, provoking pan German resentment and talk of a fight for a place in the sun. The text notes growing fear in Germany of being hemmed in and a belligerent mood in pan German circles.
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France
Morocco
Agadir
Africa
Britain
England
French Congo
Europe
Bismarck
Germany Faces Peril as Pan-German Press Warns
The Deutsche Kurier and other Teutonic papers warn of Germany's peril under current strain. Secretary-General von Kantzel questions the asset emblem of the Hohenzollerns while hoping for guidance from Hindenburg and Ludendorff to restore German resolve.
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Deutsche Kurier
Germany
Bismarck
Hohenzollern
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Ludendorff
Entente baits world against Germany rebutted by Cologne paper
The Cologne Volkszeitung argues that the entente’s portrayal of universal hostility to Germany is false. It claims neutral nations show no real antagonism and that once victory is achieved pro entente sentiment will vanish like soap bubbles.
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Forrest
Peter
Germany
Cologne Volkszeitung
South America
Two Weeks Grace Given to Slackers
In Natrona county Wyoming the exemption board mailed out the final questionnaires to registered men with a goal of full completion within seven days. The board announced a fourteen day grace period before posting delinquents as slackers, arresting those who fail to return forms.
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Casper
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Natrona County
German Emperor Sees No War Over Morocco After Swinemuende Confab
The German emperor, chancellor, and state secretary ended their Swinemuende conference without war over Morocco. Critics blasted the emperor, denouncing him as soft on Anglo French policy and even attacking him personally. Reports note clergy and veterans praising antiwar stances and urging marching orders amid growing agitation.
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Morocco
Germany
Hohenzollerns
Frederick William I
Frederick the Great
William I
France
The
Post
Evangelionchurven Journal
Election News and Quiet Reflections in a Small Town
A glimpse into social tensions after a mayoral election as Margie and Ellene discuss the result and the social fallout. The narrator reflects on love, marriage, and partnership, contrasting public duty with personal contentment and companionship in daily life.
Beauty parlor plans teased in small town chatter
Miss Dawn Lippincut discusses opening a beauty parlor for knit brows as locals tease ideas for new ventures under sunny skies.
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