Serb Mission Pays Homage at Mount Vernon Tomb
The Serbian mission to the United States visits Mount Vernon with Secretary of State Lansing and diplomats. Dr Malenko Vesotteh delivers a fervent homage praising Washington and the republic, linking liberty for oppressed peoples with the wartime alliance. Marshal Joffre and other dignitaries have previously honored the tomb, underscoring a shared cause.
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Hope for lasting ties through Mount Vernon echoes
A column imagines postwar friendship between nations, praising interchanges that would honor Mount Vernon as a sacred site for German republic representatives and American diplomacy. The piece blends optimism for a broader league of amity with reflections on wartime news coverage.
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Newspaper rivalry over breaking stories and leadership claims
The piece compares the Leader and the Tribune noting headlines on Peace Negotiations and suffrage, claims the Leader carried more new stories while the Tribune reprinted items. It accuses the Tribune of misleading readers by not crediting timely reports and asserts the Leader is the stronger paper for “Wroming.”
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Washington Sleet Storm Delays Wilson Appearance
President Wilson faced a rare slip as he worked through the Washington sleet storm. Officials reported he maintained composure despite the harsh weather and disruption to public events.
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Washington
Astrology of the New Year Promises War and Peace
The article notes Mars will dominate 1978 bringing war potential, yet Mars also signals constructive enterprise. Venus, next to Mars, is seen as uplifting, with expectations of progress for women and softer conflict. It mentions a wool growers convention at Douglas as a business note.
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Germany and Morocco in the early 20th century debate
The excerpt discusses German attitudes toward conquest and arms buildup, noting that European powers, including Germany, pursue strength. It reviews Morocco’s status as a profitable investment, foreign intervention, and the 1904 Algeciras era moves with France favored, and Germany denying political aims in Morocco.
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Germany Morocco crisis foreshadows World War I
The article recalls 1909 Franco German accord granting equal treatment to merchants, then 1911 Moroccan crisis. Germany sent a gunboat to Agadir, Britain and France united against Berlin, prompting withdrawal and compensation in the French Congo. Pan German anger grew as calls for expansion and a “place in the sun” intensified.
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Africa
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England
French Congo
Germany's Latest Peril Quietly Examined by Pan German Press
Secretary-General Herr von K ötzel writes at length in the Deutsche Kurier warning of a looming German crisis. The piece recalls Bismarck’s emblem of state might and stresses the danger to it. The author hopeful that Hindenburg and Ludendorff can rally and restore the nation’s common sense and resolve.
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Propaganda claim on world sentiment toward Germany
Cologne Volkszeitung argues that entente claims of global antagonism toward Germany are false. It asserts neutral nations, including South America, show no real hostility and that victory will win hearts of those who now back Germany’s enemies, dispelling pro entente feelings like soap bubbles.
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Natrona County Exemption Board Extends Slacker Notice
Casper Wyoming January 11 The Natrona county exemption board mailed the final questionnaires to registered men and will allow fourteen days before posting delinquents as slackers. After that period any man who fails to return his form will be labeled a slacker and arrested.
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German Press Attacks Emperor Over Morocco War Delay
The German emperor and chancellor faced fierce press and clerical backlash after a Swinemuende conference decided not to wage war over Morocco. Critics accused the emperor of betraying German strength, praised antiwar voices, and debated the man’s legacy amid calls for marching orders.
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Election News Sparks Mixed Feelings in Margie Circle
A fragment from a diary shows Margie reacting to Harry Symone’s election as mayor and discussing love, commitment, and the thrill of romance with friends. She contemplates companionship over romantic passion while noting Dick’s continued presence as a partner.
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Miss Lippincut Hints at Opening Knit Brows Beauty Parlor
In a light hearted note ABE MARTIN recalls rising trends with a joke about Miss Lippincut considering opening a beauty parlor. The piece captures playful banter and a nod to novelty ventures in everyday life.
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