Speake For The President Says Senator Lewis
A critique of Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Mirno le toward the president and war policy. The piece argues Lewis speaks for himself not the administration and cites claims of a million troops in France as inaccurate and sensational. It warns readers not to conflate the senator with presidential voice and urges press caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton Lewis
Mirnole
Statmenta
Jubie Spesks
Franco
Courag
Sys
Lewis
Baker
France
Yuesti
Aly
Hin Spaechas
Maling Foyward
Germany
Germacs
Boilthoe Weilsuan
Warning on coal orders and winter shortages from Fort Wayne to Chicago
A Chicago paper warns of severe coal shortages next winter and urges immediate coal orders to prevent hardship. The note recalls similar conditions in Fort Wayne and stresses that transportation strains will worsen as the country sustains the war effort and more troops are sent to France. Citizens are advised to cooperate with government directives to avoid suffering.
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de Culeago
Eartnell
Banda of Hie
Fort Wayne
Thorn
Commos Séfist
Bondtids
Thorsanis
Franca
Roverdimont
Not Quite Civilized in Posture of Supreme Court Ruling
The piece critiques the U S Supreme Court and warns that upholding the child labor ban as constitutional may require a constitutional amendment. It laments progress and urges civilized reform to protect childhood labor from exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Supreme Court of the
Tabad
Ire Andi Ag
Do U boats presage a naval battle
The piece argues Secretary Daniels may view German U boats in American waters as a bluff to provoke panic and withdraw naval forces. It weighs whether Germany aims to divide Allied fleets and provoke a sea clash, while noting U boats may be limited and preparations exist to meet such threats with destroyers and airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Naval Committee of the House
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Germany
England
France
United States
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Jersey
American
Navy Department
Washington
America
Republic
Indecent at Any Time Child Labor Debate at Mill
The piece condemns child labor in cotton mills, arguing youths aged ten to fourteen cannot be kept to acceptable standards. It references Supreme Court discussions and notable justices including Wade, McKenna, and Brandeis while noting dissent in the case.
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Staten
MAO
Ehilleen
Cirossie
Woo
Meltini
Wisdees
McKenna
Ftrandeis
Clark
Tess Miu
U Boats Sinking Irish Boats
A fragmentary report argues Irish militants misread German aims and fear a German alliance propping up Irish independence. The piece cautions against believing Napoleonic plots and warns against premature conclusions about German intervention.
Fragmented 19th Century Irish Political Retort
A garbled derivate expresses sympathy for Irish self government while denouncing any hope from Germany. The writer criticizes Irish dependence on German policy and mocks Castlereagh era influence, warning against reliance on foreign powers.
Senator Watson Attacks German People in Shelbyville Speech
In a Shelbyville address Senator Watson denounces German doctrine as hellish and calls for harsh measures against suspected German sympathizers. He argues for victory over Germany and contends DoB supports harsher actions toward German autocracy and people alike.
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Watson
Shelbyville
Our Proving Ground For Allied Artillery
A Maryland shore facility near Havre de Grace tests and builds wartime artillery for Allied forces. The Aberdeen proving ground, Watervliet Arsenal, Bethlehem Steel, and other plants contribute gun barrels, carriages, recall mechanisms, and ammunition as hundreds of thousands of rounds monthly are produced for France and Britain, signaling massive war effort and industrial collaboration.
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Arthur Ruht
Maryland
Susquehanna
Havre de Grace
Washington
Sandy Mook Proving Grounds
First Ass Incr
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ordnance
France
Water- Vliet Arsenal
Pain Celeas Rune Ace Dude Eins
Ds Mak Inge
Aissama
Tiherk
Guna
Tethlehem
Bethlahem
Irance
Kendohem
Lawlessness Rules Russia in Novaya Zhisn Petrograd
An article reports widespread upheaval across rural areas with landowning estates plundered and peasants arming for conflict amid famine. It notes brutality against bourgeois targets, displacement of workers, and rumors of soldiers turning to slavery and violence, signaling a broader revolution’s chaotic consolidation.
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Mazim Gorky
Novaya Zhisn
Petrograd
Asia Minor
Crimea
Theodosia
Revolutionary Army
Jisecher Stuwe
Solktstopol
Sebastopol
Bimferopol
Dapatoria
Russia
Bleichman
Anarchista
Petrograd Soviet
Leonardo da Vinci anticipated modern warfare in his designs
The New York Evening Post outlines Leonardo da Vinci as a pioneer in military engineering. It cites breech loading cannon precursors, multi barreled guns, trench warfare devices, catapults, fortifications, aerial concepts, early submarines, camoufl age, and naval propulsion among his visionary sketches and writings.
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Leonardo di Vinci
Trenalss Atce
John Walker Harrington
New York Evening Post
Institute of France
Italy
Leonardo
Germany
Joseph Fennell
Vinci
Ile
Pago
Pongo
Leonario
Watts
Fulton
Stephenson
New York
Teverx
England
France
Thera
Leonardo da Vinci
Knightly Order Debate At Estobrated Visit
During a visit to Estobrated venta a proposal arose to revive a knightly order led by the present ventero Maht as its head. The idea, inspired by Don Quixote era talk, considered naming the group Caballerca de la Orden dal Pozo. A discussion ensued amid rough terrain and anxious trackers in the field.
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Cuanea
Don Quixota
Infantus
San Cements
Valverde
Venta Quemidi
Manzimares
Madrid
Venta Quesada
George Joan Caysey
Enoch
Thary
Pasade
Mra. Gummidge
David Copperfield
Cervantes
Maghad
Mekwiok
Sam Weller
Venta
Ventero
Don Quixote
Order of the Well
Grotund
Vents Quesada and the cracked air trough relics
The narrator visits a wartime military site with two embattled turrets and a courtyard. They follow soldiers to a doorway then discover a well that disappoints, and an air trough cracked in the middle. A fragment is chipped as a relic before continuing a ride with ponies.
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Mike
Don Quixote
Wrist Watch in War Song Keeps Ticking to Triumph
A wartime lyric portrays a wrist watch as a symbol of persistence on the frontline. It threads through scenes of patrols and readiness, urging soldiers to endure until the Kaiser is overthrown and peace returns. The piece blends personal connections with martial resolve.
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Uipa
Midnight Patrol
Mother
God
Hitle
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Nerlin
Trish Nafaire
Cenany
Tiab
Tone
Hig
Napoleon
Iisediagesis
Uae
Treland
Ireland
Dublin
Castlereagh
Senator Watson
Cervantes and Dickens
Sam
Hoy
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