Submarine Warfare Shifts During World War I
The article notes a decline in German submarine losses and discusses British shipping, French losses, and Allied responses. It describes shifts in German strategy after May 1 and the continuation of pressure on Britain, with references to July 1 submarine warfare plans and German explanations of England's stance.
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Eratiferne
Lomsieg
Prussan
Great Britain
Hindenburg
France
Prosela
Junkers
Merlin
American resolve and sea power pressure end German war hope
The piece argues that German belief in victory is eroding as American and Allied navies disrupt submarine warfare. It cites Imperial propaganda failing to move Germans, notes Argentina recalling its Berlin naval attache, and likens American democracy to California’s 1912 style decisive vote in shaping the end of tyranny.
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America
Junkers
Pershing
Europe
Ita
Russia
California
Five Cent Bread a Calamity in Baking Trade Debate
A New York World critique questions claims of a future five cent loaf and warns that drastic action by bakers may backfire. It notes the balance between protecting industry and obeying food administration laws while hinting at broader labor and diplomatic tensions reflected in wartime codes and propaganda.
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Association of Master Bakers
Department of Justice
Food Administration
Liberty Motor Engine Wins U S Flight Power Crown
The Liberty motor is hailed as the best aircraft engine in the world with rapid American production. Secretary Baker confirms the motor’s pivotal role in wartime aviation, noting swift development, standardized design, and successful tests including high altitude performance.
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Liberty Motor
U.S
United States
Beker
Signal Service
Suffrage Measure to Vote on Senate Calendar
Associated Press reports the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment for national woman suffrage. committee favorably reports it, with a Senate vote likely in December. Wilson has not backed it as a war measure, but supporters seek an open vote and may push territorial suffrage expansion.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Susan BW. Anthony
Senate Suffrage Committee
Senate
House
Wilson
The Idealist and the Realist on Commissioners and Free Services
A discussion contrasts hiring commissioners through law with importing them versus accepting gratis services and remaining a one story town. The piece critiques donor funded free services and questions practical governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ices
Penny-Wise And Pound Foolish Cheyenne Offers
Public Forum critiques a Cheyenne Tribune Leader editorial proposing gratis city commissioner service. It argues law requires full-time commissioners, notes existing contracts for revenue, and warns penny wise and pound foolish policies hinder sewer, paving, and growth.
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Cheyenne
Locust Trees Demand Surges for Pacific Shipyards
On the Pacific coast, wooden shipyards buy locust trees from irrigated eastern regions to supply nails and pins for ships. Workers cut trees, remove usable wood, and abandon the rest. Locust wood resists decay, prompting rapid growth and recovery after cutting, and farmers cultivate it as a fast growing ornamentals.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast
Cascade Mountains
North America
Pacific
Roundup Begins Above Big Piney Cattle Market Outlook
Roundup starts in the Beaver creeks area above Big Piney Wyoming with the upper Green River cattle described as sleek and fat after a good range. Oscar Beck notes a large number will be shipped to markets as the roundup lasts about a month. A home owner and taxpayer is referenced in a later note about an offer and denial.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Beaver Creeks
Big Piney
Oscar Beck
Green River
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People’s Council For Democracy and Terms of Peace
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Myom
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Toola
Connecticut
Pikes Peak
Senate Committee
Susan EB. Anthony
Idealist
Realist
NCH
Hele
Umetoca
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Leader
the Tribune
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For
Detroit
Court House
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