Russia and the Allies Face a Diehard German Hold on Freedom
Anguished pleas urge prompt Allied action to aid Russia against German influence. The article warns of Russia’s division and destruction under Teutonic control and calls for military support to restore democracy and unite the Russian people behind a new republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Empire of
Teutons
China
Japan
New
Cause of Freedom and Democracy
Republic of Russia
Germany Must Not Rule the World War Propaganda Alarms
A wartime editorial denounces Germany’s aims of territorial expansion and world domination. It portrays German plans as a brutal imperial project, catalogues alleged atrocities, and argues Allied victory is essential to safeguard democracy and global liberty.
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Germany
Rome
Russia
Gengis Khan
Asia
Europe
Herat
India
Teutonic Autocracy
Asia Minor
America
Naval
Atlantic
Gabriel
Teutons
France
Germany's Dream Turns to Nightmare in Global War
A reflective commentary questions why world leaders failed to avert the bloodshed of war, lamenting the massive loss of life and the destruction sweeping through nations. The piece urges readers to consider how enlightened societies allowed such tragedy to unfold.
American Allies Rally as War Cries Unite Nations
The passage urges united Allied resolve against a barbarous foe. It praises America for joining the fight and pledges to wield wealth and military power to defend freemen, condemning the enemy’s crimes and stressing righteous victory. Edward Surettd
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America
Edward Surettd
Petition for administration of John B. Ley estate
Probate court in Middlesex Massachusetts cites heirs and creditors of John B. Ley late of Concord to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted to Loring N. Fowler. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise and mailed to heirs. Judge Charles J. McIntire signs supervising order dated June 8, 1908.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
John B
Concord
Loring N. Fowler
Bridge
Middle
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Quire
F. M. Esty
Regis Edward F. Loughlin
Lapham Building
Concord Junction
Mass
Probate Court Notice of Admin Grant In Middlesex County
Heirs and next of kin are cited as Andrew S Loch of Concord Middlesex County intestate. Petition seeks letters of administration to Rosalie L Lowden of Concord without bond. Court in Middlesex meets May 21 1918 at 9 00 AM to show cause. Public notice to run in Concord Enterprise with final publication one day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Andrew S
Loch
Concord
Rosalie L. Lowden
Middlesex
Middlen
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Relocation of Main Street Maynard Town Way Sanctioned
Middlesex County officials meet in Cambridge on January’s first Tuesday 1918 to approve Main Street relocation from Nason Street to Assabet River as common convenience and necessity. A July 9 1918 hearing at the Commissioners Office in East Cambridge is set for final relocation. City and state notices circulated in Maynard confirming the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Couty
Cambridge
Maynard
Main Street
Nason
Assanet
Compioners
Ralph N. Smith
Ward Enterprise
Albert J. Adams
Mie
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