Japan and Siberia Policy Reflections in World War Context
The text discusses Japan’s stance toward the United States and Allied plans in Siberia. It argues Japan could exploit eastern Siberia and Vladivostok for leverage, notes Russian morale during German advances, and questions implications of Allied strategy on Siberian affairs and postwar peace.
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Halite Hersfeld
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Fiat 9 Golden Opportunity As At Hoon Tor
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Siberia
Amin
Vladivostok
Germany
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Mssit
Wra
Conrad Pasyers
Ile
Shheria
Celoron Coney Island Firm Plans Long Term Amusement Project
A Celoron company announces a five year venture to develop open air attractions at Coney Island including rides and facilities. The plan covers extensive improvements, worker housing support, and daily operations from May to Labor Day, lasting through the following year.
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Oil City Man Held for Forgery
Reported in Oil City that a man was jailed on forgery charges after a $21 check was cashed with an altered signature. Police anticipate more forgeries and a potential flight plan involving his family. proceedings set for April at criminal court.
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War chatter on morale and policy in France amid Allied command
The report quotes General Marek praising American morale and health under difficult conditions in France. It notes tensions between the War Department and General Pershing’s command over censorship and policy, with calls for clearer leadership from Gen March and Secretary Baker to ensure unity of effort abroad.
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Five Arrests in Bradford Bounty Frauds
Five men were charged in Bradford for bounty frauds tied to hunting pelts and fur trade. Investigators allege schemes involved hunting dogs and invalid pelts, with more than $4,000 in alleged losses.
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Baker Arrives in France War Dispatches Report Military Intent
Dispatches from War Department indicate Abe Bearethry's visit to France is strictly military with no diplomatic aims. Officials warn plans may shift and emphasize careful study to avoid costly errors.
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Seton
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Householder Wheat Flour Report Instructions
Official notice instructs householders to report all wheat flour on hand to the County Food Administrator within four days and not hoard beyond 49 pounds. It warns of a 1495,000 penalty and up to two years in prison for noncompliance and urges prompt reporting to prevent penalties. Howard Heinz, Federal Food Administrator for Pennsylvania, signs the notice.
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