Uprising Liable in Russia and German Overreach
The article argues that Allied morale remains strong while German lines hold and reserves build with U.S. troops arriving. It warns of uprisings in Russia and growing German control over conquered eastern territories, predicting subjugated peoples will resist and face harsher rule under a victorious Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
English
Germany
Lithuania
Poland
Courland
Esthenia
Russia
East
Austria
Russians
Kaiser William
Germany Shall Face Restitution For War Atrocities
The piece argues Germany must be held to account for its occupation crimes in Belgium and France, demanding indemnities, territorial concessions, and unity of Allied powers against Teutonic dominance. It condemns German brutality, the looting of occupied towns, and vows hard penalties once justice is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
France
United States
South America
Asia
Germany's true character revealed in war critique
The article condemns Germany as the greatest cruelty organization of a thousand years and asserts the Kaiser and war lords will employ any barbaric act to break enemy spirit and force Turkish bondage as part of their plan. It portrays four years of war as proof of their brutal aims and ruthless methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Preserve America for Americans in the fight against Teuton autocracy
An intense wartime editorial argues Germany seeks global domination through conquest of Turkey Austria Hungary the Balkans and beyond. It warns of invasion plans against the United States and urges immediate Allied action to defeat Teutonic militarism and protect democracy and American sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Teutons
Germany
Bar of Justice
Court of the Nations
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Austria
Hungary
Balkan States
Roumania
Poland
Russia
Kaiser William
Gerard
South America
East
Berlin
Bagdad
New Plan to Conserve Coal on Massachusetts Tracks
Massachusetts street railways adopt skip-stop plan to save about 10 000 tons of coal annually. By reducing stops speeds rise from ten to twenty miles per hour depending on stop density, with eight stops per mile urban, six suburban, four interurban as urged by Federal Fuel Commissioner James J. Storrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street Railways
Eigh
James J. Storrow
Massachusetts, Street Railways
Indian troops praised as key to Mesopotamia drive
The article declares India will raise 540000 more men for the British army and lauds Indian soldiers as exceptionally suited for Mesopotamian service. It claims they thwarted Turkish forces, captured war material, and pushed toward Mosul near Nineveh, while aiding Armenian and Greek protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Mesopotamia
Mosul
Tigris
Nineveh
Nimrod
Marshall
Asia Minor
Hoagland at 300 Main Street Concord District
N. S. Hoagland of 300 Main Street Concord district is noted in a brief directory-like entry with no additional context or actions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Hoagland
Main St
Concord
Property parcels listed with 1915 taxes and street bounds
A series of parcels described by street, boundaries, and 1915 taxes. No. 44 Summer Street lists 19 acres with buildings, bounded by Summer Street James Reed James Stott Summer Hill Road and others. Other plots include No. 69 Hast with bounds on Reed Hillis and Hannah Shea. Additional lots on Prospect Street High Street Pine Street Acton Street are noted with varying rods and tax amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
James Reed
James Stott
James Bent
Summer Hill Road
Jane Reed
Thomas Hillis
Hannah Shea
Prospect Street
John H. Callahan
Artemus Whitney
Sarah Nyman
High Street
Land of American Woolen Company
Delide Yukowski
Pine Street
Carrie E. Vose
Timothy Moynihan
Julius Lowe
Acton Street
Alexander Pettigrew
Laura Bower
John McPherson
Tax notices for parcels in Maynard 1916 17
William H. Mann, collector, lists parcels taxed in Maynard. Lot 89 on Fairfield Street contains 20 rods. another parcel at 44 Nason Street with 20 rods and buildings is bounded by Fitchburg Railroad, Nason Street, and Haynes land. A third parcel at 15 Nason Street contains 10 rods, bounded by Jane Reed and Nason Street. Taxes shown for 1916 and 1917, amounts due 6.64 and 25.73 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Fairfield
Nasan
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Nason
W. A. Haynes
Ge 'N. Gove
Nason Street
Jane Reed
Thomas Naylor
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A. L. Selloway
Great Road
Joseph Hannon
East St. Maynard
Creighton
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Said
William H. Mann
Michael Bromley
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