La Follette Denounces Senate Inquiry In War Debate
The article portrays Senator La Follette resisting a Washington committee's questioning over a seditious speech. It critiques his criticism of wartime policy and accuses him of undermining morale, while contrasting his stance with pro war sentiment and urging adherence to accountability.
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St. Paul
la Follette
Washington
United States
Senate
Hopsawa Wall Street
Wall Street
Kaiseriem
LaFollette
France
Americans by Choice Contrast Two German Born Patriots
The article highlights two German born Americans named Kahn Julius Kahn congressman from California and Otto H Kahn banker from New York both praised for patriotism. Julius supported US war measures while Otto who came to the US as a youth supported personal liberty and philanthropy.
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Kahn
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Mannheim
Julius Kahn
California
Otto Kahn
New York City
Congress
Stars and Stripes
Otto H. Kahn
America
Mananheim
Engineering Colleges See Major Fall in Fall Enrollment
The Electrical World reports from sixty two engineering departments that opening dates range Sept 1 to Oct 10 with a peak week ending Sept 22. Overall engineering enrollment will drop 10 to 25 percent as upper classes and faculty shrink, while several colleges add military drill and engineering courses and adjust curricula to fit wartime needs. One college plans January graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical World
Double Patriotism Boosts Liberty Loan Efforts in Wyoming
Wyoming figures including Midwest Refining Co and former Gov. John E. Osborne donate full page ads to the Liberty Loan campaign in The State Leader. Both sponsors have been heavy buyers of liberty bonds and aid the drive by supplying subscription blanks to Cheyenne banks, expanding Wyoming's fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Liberty Loan
Liberty Joan
Midwest Refining Company
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Midwest Refining
Osborne
Midwest
German Merchants Face AChanged Postwar World
Secretary Redfield warned at the Southern Commercial congress that Germany’s foreign commerce was crushed by its own actions and a new era awaits. He said American industry must prepare for competing with German rivals and that Allied economies will seek diversified, security minded supply chains after the war.
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New York
Southern Commercial Congress
Redfield
Germany
America
United States
Acta
Punishment of Germany: history repeats in war crimes verdict
The piece argues nations bear responsibility for aggression and cites German leaders and public attitude as evidence. It contrasts Wilson’s wartime stance with contemporary sentiment and depicts Germany as morally culpable for the war’s crimes.
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Germany
Wilhelm
Bissing
Hindenberg
Tirpits
Zeppelin
Misplaced Sympathy for Germans and War Hopes
The writer dismisses sympathy for the German people, arguing most Germans support Kaiserism and war aims. It claims Germans prepared for conflict since 1914, cites Kiel Canal as a military asset, and portrays the German public as complicit in aggression and conquest.
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Hans
Gretchen
Germany
France
England
Kiel
ABE MARTIN Copyright Notice Appears in Paper
A copy of the ABE MARTIN column copyright by National Newspaper Service appears with Lon C. Davis at 1714 Carey Ave and phone 160W or residence listed. The notice details are presented in front matter for distribution.
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Lon C. Davis
Carey Ave
No Gray Hair Now You Can Erase Gray with Dye
An advertisement claims a treatment can remove gray hair instantly and restore natural uniform dark shade. It targets readers seeking quick, dramatic hair color correction and cites many satisfied users as proof. The copy emphasizes ease and immediate visible results.
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Meredith Davis
Deeda
Mircht
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Redheld
Comamerce
My Associated Preas
Teuton
Vercins
Brise
William T. Hornaday
National Defense Society
William
Wilson
Oan
Karen Wilhelm
Berlin
Arthur
Draper
Verdun
Abe Martin
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