Emanation of High Kultur cited in Cobb war critique
Irvin Cobb recounts evidence from the Committee on Public Information accusing German leaders of planned atrocities in Belgium and France. He quotes Gen von Bernhardt and Gen von Bissing on the brutal suppression of populations, and notes Allied responsibility to expose Kaiser era war crimes and terror tactics.
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South Sea Ruler Offers His Kingdom to Britain
The Loyalty Islands monarch Watriama says his islands may join the Commonwealth after WWI. He returns from service with the Australian expeditionary force in France and reports talks with A Bonar Law, Walter Long, and Australia’s Prime Minister Hughes. He was wounded in France.
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Britain
Watriama
Loyalty Islands
Flanders
Australia
England
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Walter Long
Hughes
Commonwealth
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King” Watkis
Halifax Disaster and City Fortifications Remain Enduring
A description of Halifax after a major explosion and fire, detailing the destruction across the district, key buildings including the Citadel and Parliament, and the impact on markets, churches, and public institutions. It notes the harbor’s importance, historic structures, and Halifax as a principal Canadian gateway with a growing post-disaster rebuilding effort.
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Halifax Explosion Chronicle of Worst Known Blasts
A condensed list of major explosions marks the worst known blast history. Entries recount events from February 1, 1911 in New York with dynamite laden cars to January 21, 1917 munition incidents, detailing death tolls and damages across locations including Baltimore, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Halifax Beginnings: Indians, Cornwallis and a Harbor Stronghold
Before white settlement Halifax was Hed Chebucto, the Indians’ great haven. In 1749 Lord Cornwallis secured 2,576 English colonists and named the city for the Earl of Halifax, shaping its enduring orderly layout.
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Alaska man runs car with runners and chains in snow
A resident outfits a car for heavy snow by placing runners on the front wheels and heavy chains on the rear, enclosing the engine in a special body to drive the vehicle year round including winter conditions.
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Webb Bill Deepens War Time Debates In Congress
House passes and Senate delays a Pauhi amendment amid partisan divisions. Former Secretary Bryan and Representative Webb of North Carolina joined in floor celebrations as the national debate over wartime controls and export rules continued. The Webb bill to allow American exporters to combine in foreign trade moved through Congress with broad support anticipated, while concerns over sanctions and constitutional amendments lingered.
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Webb
North Carolina
Women in U S Army Seeks Aviator Commission
Washington reports a resolution to allow Ruthlew, an aviator, to be commissioned by the army aviation corps. Introduced by Representative Hulbert of New York it would also authorize army enlistment of women ages 18 and up with presidential discretion. In San Francisco a jury acquitted Teruel Weinberg, a Disney bus driver, in a case linked to a parade bombing that killed 10 last year. The trial lasted about 22 minutes.
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Flier Dies Abroad Amid Embargo Era Turmoil
A World War era report notes the death of a flier abroad in a fatal aeroplane accident tied to the Lionel Corps. The War Department, advised by General Pershing, seeks to repatriate remains as embargos and government control sharpen efforts to secure release of prisoners. The article mentions Mrs. Mary Bam Hier and ties to Indianapolis as part of the broader wartime tension.
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America
Texan Bramton Named to House Suffrage Committee
Representative Bramton of Texas was selected as a member of the new House Suffrage Committee, adding influence to regional representation on voting rights matters.
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Bramton
Texas
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