German Intrigue, Pacifists, and Sports at Joplin Meet
A partisan column denounces German influence in American life, warns of German intrigue against U S interests, and mentions Glenn Bush and La Follette while noting a chill and a Joplin baseball game where Thatcher and Lamb clashed as Lamb’s team won.
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Foreign Office
Berlin
Mexico
Arma
Japan
Europe
Glenn Bush
Larte
Aleton
la Follette
Amertes
Thatcher
Lamb
Joplin
Why America Entered the War From a Prison Page
A prisoner Glenn Gnah writes in Why America Entered the War detailing patriotism, unity, and duty. He argues the nation fought to protect a flag that stands for rights among nations, criticizing isolationism and praising war support. The piece critiques German imperialism and calls for loyalty to defend America’s honor.
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Rawlins
Ametwa
Glenn Gnah
Sonate
Iniare
Lew Pollette
David Starr Jordan
Hiewwood
Wosk
Italias Changing Views of the War in Italy
The article notes Italy's shift from neutral stance toward supporting war aims framed as democratization of states. It traces early irredentist hopes, the break with the Triple Alliance, and eventual recognition of war as a fight for humanity. Dispatch context and Polemics from Petrograd are mentioned.
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Signor Tovini
Uinta
Tovini
Europe
Turkey
War Party
Rome
War
Italia
Trieste
Trenting
Germany
War For Humanity
Russia
United States
Signor
Torini
Osborne visits Wyoming as Douglas fair set to showcase states wealth
Former Governor John F E Osborne urged prosperity in Wyoming during a Cheyenne stop on the way to Douglas for Governors Day at the state fair. Acting Governor Frank L Houx accompanied him as Osborne highlighted livestock, mining, oil and agricultural growth, noting the state’s population is small but opportunities are expanding.
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Rawlins
Cheyenne
Douglas
Frank L. Houx
Wyoming
Denver
Osborne
Washington
Douglas Tomorte
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Sugar as Key to National Preparedness Highlighted by Colorado
An editorial argues sugar security underpins wartime resilience, noting Germany’s beet sugar industry funded self sufficiency and warning the United States relies on imports for 75 percent of its sugar. It credits Colorado's beet sugar sector for patriotic food security and preparedness.
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Germany
United States
Colorado
Freedom OF
Government Reaps Rewards of Workback Initiative
Government returns gains from a structured workback effort, outlining progress and future milestones. Officials emphasize efficiency improvements and projected timelines for project completion. Resource allocations are detailed, with departments reporting measurable outcomes and ongoing oversight.
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