War Declarations and Global Alignments Mentioned in U S Dispatches
The text cites debate over joining World War I with Austria Turkey and Bulgaria as Central Powers and notes U S actions ahead of Congress convening. It mentions German diplomacy, calls for recognition, and the broader war context including Russia Bolshevik concerns. It also includes an unrelated medical claim about a Catarrhal Deafness cure trailing in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Contilenys
Tony
Uwe
Austria
Germany
Turkey
Daly
Luly
Liphngon AuatAa
Congress
Fragmentary Reflections on War and Peace in Washington
The text presents a garbled discussion of a lengthy war, treachery, and revolution. It contends Washington seeks a separate peace with Gorwany, asserting that only then can WIMLEF shape national strategy amid distrust and calls for evidence before rejecting the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abuhms
Wufferad
Washington
Rai
Wussla
Gorwany
Liberty Loan Over subscription hits 4.735 billion
Washington reports Americans subscribed 4.735 billion to the second Liberty loan exceeding the 3 billion goal. Subscriptions ranged up to 50 million dollars with 99 percent of donors to receive the premium. Officials say future loans may be unnecessary due to the strong public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Marie Morrisey to Sing Here Wednesday Night Recital
The article notes Marie Morrisey continuing summer and winter appearances with a versatile program. It highlights her tonal color and vocal range, with a broad repertoire including oratorio and concert works. Also mentions extensive orchestral tours and association with notable venues and choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Morrisey
Marin Morrisey
Aa Iin
Aigh
Ehyel Avdlforijen
Avery
Asi Imusie Camuittow
Saagnetiem
Minnselong
Miya Marley
iAsioy
Priereng
Rubinsieln
Wie
York
Apollo
Arion
University
Brooblyn
Mule Chorus
Mozart
Plutaburg
Sligore Club
Clovetuna
MIL Lenilog Oir
Sololt
Itt Avenue Prospyter
W. Jowett
Onitarios
Teuijul
Dia Jing
CniLat
Euisot
Atuission
Allies to name new general staff for wartime council
An Allied delegation arrives in England for the opening of the wartime conference with the United States. Colonel Edward M. House leads the U S mission as a personal envoy of President Wilson, accompanied by senior generals and admirals. Officials stress plans to coordinate contact and military strategy for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noy
Nils
England
Onihe
Edward Mi House
Preais Mont Wilsih
Admirah Henson
Latne
Niteston Amitts
Eufmarine
Laneliye
Chaygyl
Imlighi
Toasbondy
Benin
Eallut
Enitot
Fragmentary note on peace talks and diplomatic absence
A partial, garbled passage discusses peace terms and the lack of a diplomatic representative. It references Colonel House and mentions delays, direct contact issues, and uncertainties about negotiations without clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Vinol Restores Strength to Weak Run-Down Woman
A testimonial from Tam strong and well, 50 Russell St. New Hampshire, claims Vinol rebuilt appetite, eased cough and restored energy. Ad copy promotes Vinol as a liver and iron tonic, with druggists Habbitt & Son in Corry Pennsylvania distributing the remedy.
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Keene
Gruggist
Trine Davis
Russell St. Sells
Habbitt & Son
Corry
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Toledo
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Colonel House
Vinol
Emerson
D. C
Yould
Hell
Sigor Lake Estates
Thom=ag Nurseries, Inc
North Michigan Ava
Chicago
Warren Savings Bank
Bernstein Bros
Main Street
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