Lord Rothermere On Air Reprisals Debate War Tactics
The Toronto Globe reports Lord Rothermere condemning attacks on civilians and warning Britain will not tolerate one sided reprisals. He notes General von Ludendorff’s view of war of nations and cites British airship raids on Constantinople as proof that longer range strikes are feasible. He suggests Berlin could face bombs on Berlin and Vienna to sway public opinion.
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von Ludendorff
Lord Rothermere
Ludendorff
Britain
Germany
Europe
Constantinople
Bar
Turkish War Office
Berlin
Toronto Globe
Fighting Strength of Germans Across Fronts Reported
The article reviews estimates of German military power, noting totals around 3.13 million and breakdowns by front. It cites L Echo de Paris and French headquarters figures, challenging Austro Hungarian and Italian strength estimates and questioning German division rifle counts on the Anglo French front.
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L’echo Henie
Balkan
Italy
L’echo de Paris
Painter Auber Finishes Work. d Aubert Rubs Meat On Rabbit
Witness recounts an odd moment as the famed animal painter Auber completes a painting. d Aubert allegedly rubbed raw meat over a rabbit in the foreground causing astonishment and questions about the method.
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Auber
d’Aubert
When Harmony Is Needed War Message
A short conflict is decided by generals and troops while a long struggle rests with the people. The text emphasizes that every person counts and victory depends on collective effort rather than civilians. The concluding image suggests unity as the path to success.
Horrors of War Remain Inhuman Across Serbo Montenegrin Front
A speech recounts atrocities by Hungarian forces and Bosnian autocrats against Serbs and Montenegrins. It describes mass executions, forced graves, bayonet killings, drownings, and depopulation, urging united action by free nations to eradicate the evil.
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Montes
Tresic-Pavicic
Bosnia
Potiorek
Sirce
Mount Rudo
Golubinci
Canada
London
Canada in the Great War in Glowing Colors Exhibition
Canada’s war story at Ypres and beyond to be illustrated in color by distinguished British and Canadian artists. The project is under the auspices of the Canadian War Office with Rothermere as chairman and Lord Beaverbrook as a member.
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Canada
Ypres
Rothermere
Lord Beaverbrook
Fragmentary war diary notes reveal strained supply lines
The brief wartime letter from a correspondent describes fatigue and difficulty maintaining formation. It notes near misses and ongoing supply constraints impacting readiness. The author conveys a sense of urgency and fatigue during a tense period.
Serbians in Peril From Deportations and Destitution
An article cites 2 percent and 7 percent figures on population decline and notes Austro Hungarian and Bulgarian actions in Serbia. It reports 0,000 refugees including 800 women and girls sent to Asia Minor, some perishing en route. Destitution is widespread among survivors, with calls for international aid.
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Rvutchry
Bia
Lions
Serbia
Austria
Vranje
Pirot
Asia Minor
Ber
Taventale
World’s Biggest Bank and Russian Gold Lure
The Russian State bank once the largest bank in the world faces a shift in role as it moves funds reportedly worth one billion away from revolutionary centers. It has long lent to the Russian government since 1914 but now with war pressures it promises only under compulsion to provide support.
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Ae Oa
London
Paris
Newark
Providence Journal
Path to Peace Amid World War II Echoes?
Fragmentary 1918 wartime note discusses peace aims and a possible German contribution. The garbled text mentions autumn 1918 and a final settlement, reflecting urgent calls for a lasting peace.
Perilous booby traps warned in British dispatches
The Glasgow Herald reports on explosive devices and poisoned gifts set to harm anyone who handles them including a detonator in a stairpiece, a stove of shavings, a wreath with a hidden fuse, and poisoned sweets. The article notes enemy tricks and viruses in stables, warning readers of further traps in their next retirement.
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Glasgow Herald
Great Bravery of Canadians Honors Continue in WWI
Seven thousand decorations have been conferred to date on members of the Canadian expeditionary forces for valor in the field and for outstanding war services. Seven Victoria Crosses have been won, 306 Distinguished Service Givers, and numerous honors including KCB and CMG awards. Nurses receive Royal Red Cross decorations as well.
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K.C.B
C.B
K.C.M.G
Gon Snenlied
Fortune After Death of George Ley Pierce Vernon
George Ley Pierce Vernon, a professional musician turned war contractor seeker after Europe’s outbreak, left only 47 dollars on his death aboard the Lusitania. His widow Mrs Inez H Vernon claimed connections with English notables influenced the Russia rifle contract deals.
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George Ley Pierce Vernon
Inez H. Vernon
England
Lusitania
Grand Michael
Russia
Valuable beer steer sells in Calgary for a record price
A highly valued beer steer, one of the era’s best raised in the West, sold in Calgary Alberta for an astonishing price per pound. The 1,900 pound animal drew a high market value and delighted its owner with a remarkably large sum.
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Naeda
Calgary
Albert
Prophecy Quickly Fulfilled at the Evening Service
A church service featured a dramatic reading from Job as the evening season concluded. The minister uttered a line about the light of the wicked being put out and the church erupted in sudden reaction.
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Brethern
Sarcely
Momen
Fragmented OCR Dialogue Between Speakers
A garbled exchange shows two speakers Mies Cayenne and others in a crude misheard text. The passage lacks clear context or coherent facts to form a fuller report.
Christ in Khaki and a Greek Goddess in War
A wartime hospital scene contrasts a stern colonel in a white smock with a compassionate Christlike presence and a statuesque sister, tall and gold haired, whose gentleness steadies delirious patients. The piece ponders war's toll on both caregivers and those they tend.
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Frey
Livi Wotman
Trilby
Ivory
Aoe
Unlucky City Bagdad where the British are now
A compact dispatch describes the troubled city Bagdad under current British control. Residents face hardship as occupying forces consolidate power and seek stability amid ongoing unrest and logistical challenges. Local leaders and foreign troops interact amid scarce resources and security concerns.
German Aviator Boehem Among Fallen Heroes
A German aviator, Erwin Boehem, is listed among casualties in a recent war report. The article highlights his reputation as one of the era's leading pilots and notes his multiple aerial feats. Authorities confirm his death while serving in the Luftwaffe and pay tribute to his service.
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Aviatee
Liewt
Erwin Boehem
Anad Miccesecr
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