Bad Taste Senator Stone Attacks Republican Leaders
The Missouri senator Stone fires a vitriolic tirade against Colonel Roosevelt, Senator Penrose, and Willcox amid wartime policy criticism. The piece argues voters will judge the administration by its overall record, not partisan attacks, and warns congressional time may be wasted on wrangling.
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Bill Sthone
Missouri
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Stone
Samsett
Roosevelt
Penrose
Belgium
Liltren
National Security League
Tay
Rone
Bettef
Hitchen
Political clashes over war efforts and Roosevelt remarks
The piece critiques Senator Stone and Colonel Roosevelt amid Democratic war policy debates, arguing party harmony is key to wartime success. It defends Roosevelt against accusations and notes Republican prospects if Democratic inefficiency worsens.
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House
Stone
Wilson
Bolsheviks reveal long alleged plan by czars to wipe out socialists
In looted archives the Bolsheviks claim Nicholas II of Russia and Wilhelm II of Prussia conspired to purge socialists, a finding touted as impactful for Russian and German socialism. The note lampoons Senator Kendrick and mocks Denver reporters over silence, hinting at war fatigue and censorship.
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Nicholas
Russia
Wilhelm
Prussia
Holser
Kendrick
Denver
France
Conquest and Kultur in Kellogg’s Atlantic Monthly quote
Vernon Kellogg argues in Atlantic Monthly 1917 that Germans fight not only from coercion but from belief in their rhetoric. The piece critiques German propaganda and its persuasive power on a global audience.
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Vernon Kellogg
Atlantic Monthly
Fragmented Extract on Emperor William II and War Policy
In 1911 Hamburg speeches show a shift from peaceful competition to preparing for defense as war looms. Contemporaries note intoxication by patriotism in Germany and a change in the emperor’s ideas, with allies urging caution while war becomes policy by other means.
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Ltte
William
Pichon
Cuxhaven
Hamburg
Diplomatiate
the Hallows
Morocco
Witteh
Clausentia
Rourke
War and German enthusiasm for invading France warned by observers
The passage cites German and Austrian leaders pressing for war with France as inevitable, with Moltke and the German press aligning with the emperor in promoting a national mood. It notes a shift from pacifism to readiness for conflict and invites consideration of JAccuse! as a sharp explanation of the war’s causes.
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Germany
William
France
von Moltke
Albert
Belgium
Jules Cambon
Berlin
M. Stephen Pichon
J’accuse
J'Accuse
Prophesied Kaiser Death Drives Man to Suicide
Paterson New Jersey January 22. Despondent after his prophecy that the Kaiser would die January 18 failed, Low Pathus Muller a retired sea captain shot himself. He left a note saying he had been a false prophet and sinned against God. Midwest Of company installs a 7 horsepower pump.
On to the Walls The Troop of the Guard Rides Forth
A prophetic Harvard class poem by Herman Hagadorn Jr. published in 1907 and reprinted in the Boston Post. It evokes marching troopers, drum and sword clashes, a city calling for deeds, and a resolve to triumph in humanity's name as the Guard rides forth today.
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Herman Hagadorn, Jr
Harvard
Boston Post
Guard
Hillsdale Boy Crushed by Tractor in Shed Incident
Curtis Spatz of Hillsdale was badly injured when a tractor backing into a shed crushed his ribs. His brother quickly shifted the machine to forward, saving his life. He is the son of farmer Richard Spatz and was treated by Dr. Henson of Burns. he will be paid for time off work.
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American Depense Society
United States
Berlin
Police Department
Department of Geo Tice
Curtis Spatz
Hillsdale
Richard Spats
Henson of
Burns
Funeral notice for H P Blanchard in Cheyenne lodges
Members of Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M and Acacia Lodge No 11 A B and A M are requested to meet at Masonic hall Wednesday at 2 40 PM to attend the funeral of our late brother H P Blanchard. G Watson M Cheyenne Lodge 1 D J Howell W M Acacia Lodge 11
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Cheyenne Lodge
A. F
A. M
Acacia Lodge
A. B
Masonic Hall
H. P. Blanchard
G. Watson
D. J. Howell
Love and choices test a man’s heart and life
In dialogue heavy prose, two lovers debate love’s essence and loyalties. A man contemplates leaving Quito and his wife for a woman who can inspire great deeds, while her cautious reply warns of scandal and asks him to prove his resolve before following her.
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Margie
Iran
Quito
Derlin Clams Successes in West Front Fighting
German recon expeditions reported successes on the Pree front northwest of Rheims and in the Argonne. Active artillery fought in Planders and below Lens and in Champagne and Yvedun regions. A British thrust south of Venhuille was repelled with some prisoners taken by the Germans. Lovell-Byron flour mill opened for activity Dec. 51.
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Rheims
Argonne
Planders
Lens
Champagne
Yverdun
Venhuille
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