La Follette Defies Senate Inquiry Over Seditious Speech
The article portrays Robert M La Follette defying a Washington estate committee by refusing to answer questions about his speech. It accuses him of undermining wartime unity and mocks his stance as antiwar and ego driven. It also quotes a German American speaker praising resistance to Prussianism and defending liberty as the war aim.
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St. Paul
la Follette
Washington
United States
Senate
Hopsawa Wall Street
Wall Street
Kaiseriem
LaFollette
France
Germany
Deeda
Mircht
German American Kahn contrasts in patriotism and wealth
The piece highlights Julius Kahn a California congressman and Otto H. Kahn a New York banker born in Germany. It portrays Julius supporting US war measures and loyalty to the Stars and Stripes while Otto, who arrived as a youth after serving in the German army, built wealth in America and supported 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 fall enrollment drop due to war
An Electrical World survey of sixty-two engineering departments shows opening dates from Sept 1 to Oct 10, with expected attendance down 10 to 25 percent overall. Senior enrollment and faculty numbers fall, while curriculum shifts include military drill, military engineering, and reduced lab time. One college plans January graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical World
Double Patriotism Boosts Wyoming Liberty Loan Drive
Wyoming corporations and prominent individuals fund full page ads for the liberty loan campaign in The State Leader. Midwest Refining Company and former Gov. John E. Osborne of Rawlins display strong support and have been major buyers of liberty bonds.
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Wyoming
Liberty Loan
Liberty Joan
Midwest Refining Company
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Midwest Refining
Osborne
Midwest
German Merchants Face Shifting Global Trade After War
Secretary Redfield warned at the Southern Commercial congress that postwar trade will differ as Germany cuts foreign commerce and allies push to reduce dependence on unfriendly sources. He said German monopolies will fade, markets will shift to nations allied with the war, and American industry must rebuild with goodwill and diversified supply.
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New York
Southern Commercial Congress
Redfield
Germany
America
United States
Acta
Punishment of Germany and the war guilt argument
A Northern editorial argues that nations face judgment for crimes like individuals, citing Germany’s actions in World War I and contrasting President Wilson’s 1917 stance with present attitudes. It names leaders Wilhelm, Bissing, Hindenburg, Tirpitz, and Zeppelin as the war’s ruthless planners.
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Germany
William
Wilson
Oan
Karen Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Bissing
Hindenberg
Tirpits
Zeppelin
Germany Ready for War and the Kaiser Century
The author argues against sympathy for the German people, claiming they support war and Kaiser rule. It asserts Germans were eager for conflict by Aug 1, 1914, cites Kiel canal as a strategic weapon and accuses Junkers and pan-Germanists of steering toward conquest.
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Hans
Gretchen
Germany
France
England
Kiel
ABE MARTIN Copyright National Newspaper Service
A brief note identifies ABE MARTIN as copyrighted material by the National Newspaper Service with contact at Lon C. Davis 1714 Carey Ave and phone numbers listed.
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Lon C. Davis
Carey Ave
No Gray Hair Way to Erase Gray Hair with Natural Shade
A promotional note claims you can remove gray hair and restore a uniform dark shade as many in the public have done. The ad emphasizes a simple, effective method to regain an even hair color without visible aging signs.
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War and Engineering Colleges
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Vercins
Brise
William T. Hornaday
National Defense Society
Berlin
Arthur
Draper
Verdun
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