Women of Indiana Unite for War Effort and Register
Betty Blythe reports Indiana women form a statewide service army under Mrs Anne Studebaker Carlisle to support war aims. Registration urged, with county chairs and house to house canvasses to tally every woman ready to work, knit, cook, conserve, and fill jobs reactions at home to free men for the front.
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Indiana
Ind
Defense Council
State House
Red Cross
Mrs. Carlisle
Indiana Women’s Army
Germany
England
Hoosier Army of Women
Committee On
Carlisle
America
France
Mabel Maney
Indianapolis
Geo. C. Hitt
Carl G. Fisher
Liberty Loan
Fred McCulloch
Wayne
Red Cross and Allied Relief
Jessie H. Statesman
Crawfordsville
Vida Newsom
Columbus
Catherine Merrill Graydon
Quote from Elihu Root on democracy and treason in wartime
The excerpt warns that German propaganda seeks to undermine a free democracy both in America and abroad. It accuses some Americans of promoting peace and justice while aiding the enemy and urges vigilance against treasonous sentiment.
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America
Russia
Elihu Root
Wilson declares Austria-Hungary foe as US pushes to victory
President Wilson's war message to Congress outlines aims to overthrow Prussian despotism, restore independence to Austria-Hungary's peoples, and secure generous peace. Congress acts toward war with Austria-Hungary while Russia's armistice talks stall and German hopes for victory fade in France and Italy.
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Russia
France
Italy
United States
Austria-Hungary
Wilson
Congress
America
Germany
Balkan States
Turkey
la Follette
Mason
Moon Sound
Berlin
Trotsky
Roumianin
Dniester
Black Sea
Red Cross
Troumnania
Ferdinand
Ensign Krylenko
Mohilev
Dukhonin
Comander
Cambrai
Byng Cain
Rupprecht
Monte Tonderecar
Monte Badenecche
Rankine
Vince
Brenta
Diaz
Adige
United Staties
U. S
Paris
Arab renaissance seen as future surge after war
A correspondent notes that Mesopotamia’s redemption could lift the Arab world, with Baghdad rising in wealth and learning after Tigris and Euphrates barrages built by British funds. The piece frames the Arab renaissance as a pivotal, historic moment shaping literary futures and regional power.
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Mesopotamia
Tigris
Euphrates
Bagdad
Haroun al Rashid
Prohibition Quiets Crimson Gulch Said by Visitor
An occasional visitor notes a new calm in Crimson Gulch thanks to Prohibition. Three-Finger Sam agrees that liquor gone and nerves steadied, making reckless talk rarer and gun use harder to justify.
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Crimson Gulch
Three-Finger
Sam
What Convinced Him
Defendant asks how the lawyer could be sure the remarks were directed at him. Plaintiff testifies that when the opposing party spoke and hit him lightly on the jaw and ribs, he believed the insults were aimed at him, and the judge weighs the witness’s certainty.
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Plaintiff
Peace Consistent With Honor
Governor Morris calls for enduring independence and peace earned by national strength rather than pity from others. He urges a peace that aligns with honor and self sufficiency, free from external coercion.
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Morris
Game of Politics
Opinion piece arguing that politics is business for winners and a profession only for the losing side, suggesting power shifts redefine engagement and motives in political life.
Woman's Influence On Men Shapes Deeds Both Good And Bad
A commentary notes that men's best deeds often reflect a woman's influence and that, equally, their worst acts can be traced to it. The piece explores moral impact and social dynamics surrounding gender relations.
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Sible
von Hindenburg
von Dudendorff
Japan
Europe
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Yeng-Chang
Oriental Republic
Palestine
Allenby
Jerusalem
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Halifax
Mont Blanc
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Stamford Conn
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Psmythe
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