Arrival of Root Mission in Russia Sparks Revolutionary Fear
The American mission led by Root lands in Russia amid reports of a threatened counter revolution. Grand Duke Nicholas is arrested and the czar is moved from his palace, signaling turmoil as anarchists and military figures contend with a shifting power landscape in Petrograd and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Farthu Root
Republic
Isingtan
Pieton
Nicholas
Empire
Idd
St. Peter and St. Paul
Laure XII
Lo Hia
Pailiotine
Nave St. Peters
Revay Marters
France
Petrowrad
Napoleon
Storus
Perth
Europa
Agi
Not Subject to Conscription Then Buy a Bond
A broad call urges freemen to purchase Liberty Loan bonds, arguing government bonds are within reach of ordinary citizens and that mass purchases would democratize financing the war. The piece highlights endorsements by labor groups and the church, urges fraternal organizations to participate, and stresses patriotism, safety, and the protection of the republic as motives to invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Hamilton Bank
The
Republic
Army of Toilers
Chicago
America
Germany
Hindenberg
Army of the Republic
Thas Partie
United States
Nouarebin
Belfort
Wade Jowhanda
Lesentheast
Pelfort
Serser
Reenan Iy Witter
Secretaries and reform critics in naval policy debate
A prominent political editorial critiques Secretary Daniels and the naval policy amid questions of governance and press coverage. It condemns attempts to place Daniels above accountability, questions party delegate selections, and weighs the roles of key figures in the Democratic and Republican parties without resorting to sensational language.
Alan Seeger The Fallen American Poet of the Foreign Legion
A condensed portrait of Alan Seeger, American poet of the Foreign Legion, detailing his heroic last days at Belloy en Santerre, his wartime diary reflections, and the enduring significance of his verse. The piece situates Seeger among Rupe rt Brooks as luminous wartime writers, notes his New York birth, France affection, and poetic works while recounting his death and lasting literary impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Seeger
The
Foreign Legion
Belloy-en- Banterre
Death
Iterature
Rupert Brooks
New York
Mexico
France
Romaner
Chivales
Ald Steger
Ariicoedden
Heer
Vislin
West
Bertinera
Willinen Archer
Childe Mero
Rossetti
Mra
Brooyning
Paris
Hagdad
Sammarcand
Parle
Divine Gil
Sidney
Victoria Dance
Bretiats
Dave
Eurlaver
Tan
Italy
Heathen Chinee and Correspondents Fragment
Fragmented excerpt discusses Bret Harte style commentary on China politics and republic vs monarchy debates. Mentions Americans, visitors to China, and perceived revolutionary links, with unclear attribution and many garbled terms. No clear event or dates discernible from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Harte
Oo Neerthrey
Phwana
China
Sam Hirthe
Chine
Republic
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Jim
Ihiv
Rerogaleed
Rey
Todiana
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Donunaldazede Ag
Beveridge
Linge
Elaine Man
Conmet
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Anil
Bolouteet
Democratic Party
Thin State
New
John W. Kern
Wise
Senate
Ralaton
Natvier
Republican Party
Franca
Perret
Keitel
Teresina
Lieang
Lerson
Buda
Hetle Mbrary
Ouneeaus
Voltaire
Acenés Seeger
Walla
Renchea
Aline
Aatore
Uila
Beeger
Cha
Win
Bos
Ces Metober
Antwerp
Lemberg
Werth
Warsaw
Gerimany
Hite
Eape
Flore
Joffre
Beexer
Mil Hey
Grse
Austin Dilong
Kedan
Aleweath
Heeger
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