President Wilson’s Peace Aims Clarified for Russia
The article summarizes Wilsons message to Russia reiterating US aims in World War I. It states the United States seeks no territory or riches, only a readjustment of conditions for lasting world peace, and notes opposition to restoring the prewar status quo. It addresses reactions to Russian revolutionaries and anticipated policy shifts.
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Wilson
America
Hus Ae
Ceas
Falenese
Husshi
Wa Pholl
Itiesca
Agel
Noelia
Viet
Germany
de Pine
Fon
Fighting the Republic From Ambush Ends This War News
The article condemns extreme republican newspapers for sowing discontent with wartime laws passed by both parties. It defends conscription and alien enforcement, notes Liberal administration of German subjects, and urges unity under the old flag as armies march to battle. It praises Republican cooperation and warns against partisan insinuations.
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America
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Republic
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Republican Party
Baron Rosen’s Depressing War Outlook
Fragmented, satirical report discusses Baron Rosen’s bleak view of Russia’s famine, the war, and political figures. The text references Washington, Withington, and other locations, noting cautious reactions and debates over radicalism and policy.
Woman with the Serpent's Tongue sparks royal debate
The piece notes a caustic attack by poet Willan Watson on Mrs. Asquith and Violet Asquith, prompting discussion of knighthood for Watson. It questions Prime Minister Asquith's tact and defends a liberal stance while lampooning the satirical feud within high society.
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Vlord George
Willan Watson
Asquith
Ameren
Retsun
Sova
Mia Aequith
Violet
Pert
Mra
Violet Asquith
Shett
Cotubeneis
Watson
Anquith
War Through One Man's Eyes Coningsby Dawson Letters
Lieutenant Coningsby Dawson writes from France describing No Man's Land scenes, trench life, and the cost of war. He reflects on England and America, courage, duty, and the moral crisis shaping national fate as the conflict rages.
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Coningsby Dawson
Dawson
Osford i
America
Taunton
Mass
Kitseteft Coen
Ha, Miliary College
Kingston
Ontario
Canadian Field Artillery
France
Somme
John Lane Company
Daweon
Ypres
Qing
New York
Toruwry
Dent
Jaear
Toott Bogut
Asmail
Niger
van Putier
Bent Olnenge
Germany
Al's Cross
Ian Vin
Penrest
Odead
Tay Tomas
Jone
Tsou
Kenneta
Man‘’s Land
Mme
No Man's Land
Uieter
George
Brest
Mim
Amany
Shell Nee
Leiden
Papera
United
David Diesen
Land
Amy Prices
Oman
Netting the North Sea to block German submarines
A Scientific American proposal urges Britain to seal the North Sea from Shetland to Norway and to close the Orkney pass to create a continuous protective net across deep water. It argues the plan would shield Allied convoys, allow free transatlantic supply, and deter German U boats, at an estimated cost of 15 to 20 billion dollars. It describes a vast net system, anchored by mother ships, with deep water moorings and anti submarine defenses. The piece notes the risks and requires a turning point in Allied maritime strategy.
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Scientific American
Great Britain
Shetland Islands
Norway
Straits of Dover
Orkney and Shetland
North Sea
Norte
Ia Foliana
Germany
Japan in the War and Possible Territorial Demands
The article discusses potential Japanese gains as World War II continues, noting Japan may seek eastern Asia land holdings to support population growth and strategic aims. It speculates on Japan joining fronts against Germany and expanding influence, with U S states seeking cautious balance and possible exchanges with allies.
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Indianipolis
India
Germany
Hindentre
Russia
Lagevik Treichery
Japan
United States
Carry On Rort At The Front Poem Encourages Courage
The wartime verse urges soldiers to persevere despite fear and dire odds. It praises grit, resilience, and duty, urging bucking up for another attack and to carry on in the face of mortality. The speaker, likened to Canada’s Kipling, calls for steadfastness and hope.
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the Kipling
Canada
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