Ford Accepts Nomination for U S Senator From Michigan
The essay notes Henry Ford’s acceptance of the U S Senate nomination at President Wilson’s request. It argues Republicans should unite with Democrats, mentions Ord’s past support for Wilson, and observes Ford’s shift from controversial to respected as a captain of industry aligned with peace. It also references William Alden Smith, Penrose, Newberry, and party dynamics in Michigan.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Wilson
United States
Pepator
Michigan
Angeles
Remiblicans
Democrata
Ord
William Alden Smith
Jong
Jeader Fy
Te Find Nation
Jagilar
Smith
Penrose
Repubicans
Sith
Newberry
Troorevelt
Newberis
Indiana Woollen Named War Fuel Director Amid Political Controversy
The Indiana state fuel administrator Ronas Woollen has been temporarily appointed as an assistant to Dr. Garfield amid partisan debate over wartime appointments. Critics recall past accusations of favoritism, while supporters praise Woollen as a capable, strong leader whose wartime service has drawn national attention.
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Ronas Woollen
Washington
Garfield
Indiana
Woollen
Hmetite
HA Hrelortia
Hendiaiapotis Pressae
Paises Cone
Lamocrat
Bitiana
Thrift and Patriotism and Reconstruction War Savings Plan
The article extols the June 28 campaign for war savings stamps aimed at all Americans including children and the small saver. It explains saving twenty five cents to reach four dollars, then exchange for stamps, and outlines how the program funds the war while reshaping American character toward thrift, patience, and self sacrifice. It claims the plan will reconstruct the nation, defeat autocracy, and instill lasting civic duty.
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America
Republic
Germany
United States
France
Navy Submarine Attendances Stir Senate Debates on War
In Congress the submarine threat to American waters prompts discussion of emergency measures. Senator Lodge, an ardent partisan critic of the administration, presses for decisive action and alignment with allied policy. Supporters claim Joseph Daniels’s handling and naval readiness will bolster national security.
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Alanderer
Josephia
Daniela
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jenubienn
Senate
President Wilsons plan for wartime efficiency praised
A historical column lauds Wilsons proposed supreme war minister and central command as the dawn of real allied efficiency since August 1914. It argues pooling resources and centralized planning, while noting economic factors will influence outcomes and suggesting continued alliance coordination despite opposition.
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Wilsomw
Arearica
Amerean
Wilson
Darporkant
Roosevel
Fragmentary note on English and American efficiency
A clipped, unclear historical fragment discusses efficiency and governance in England and America with phrases about saving and equality, lacking clear actors or events and presenting only partial, garbled ideas.
Dr Stephen S Wise to Speak at Majestic in Fort Wayne
Dr Stephen S Wise of New York City will address Fort Wayne audiences at the Majestic next Thursday night on the theme What We Are Fighting For. He is celebrated as a powerful orator and poet, praised for eloquence and inspirational delivery, and appears at the invitation of Port Wayne chapter of the Council of Jewish Women and the Red Cross. The event, promoted by local Jewish women, is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Port Wayne
Brillant
Stephen S. Wise
New York City
Majestic
Imino
Sally
Fian
Dr. Wise
Artor
Samuel M. Foster
Bryan
Fort Wayne
Port Winc
Red Cross
Opera
Prof Fox for State Superintendent Nomination
An announcement favors Prof Ww A Fox head of a department at Tri State College at Amedla as a potential Democratic state superintendent candidate. The write up praises his education leadership and principled stance, arguing he would strengthen the party and public service, while noting his restraint from backroom politics and his progressive, twentieth century approach.
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Ww. A. Fox
Tri-State College
Amedla
Indiana
Wfe
White
The Spiritual Heroism of France in War Diary
A review of Madame Waddington’s My War Diary detailing French spiritual resilience. It highlights civilian toil, nurses, and mothers, the front’s shock, a meeting with an infirmiere, and a encounter with Prince Eitel Fritz. The piece notes French resolve amid ruin, questions how such experiences shape youth.
Children of Consolation and War Bonds in Wartime Britain
The article notes an influx of newcomers in English villages amid wartime strain. It highlights mothers bearing children of consolation, many born under distress but described as calm and healthy. It discusses maternal anxiety, the potential effects on infants, and the fatherhood, community, and national duty to support these war-born children. It recounts a naval loss incident with a destroyer and the memory of a sailor singing as he faced danger at sea.
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London
New Romers
Phage Gana
Iran
Yooung
Teory
Times
Pat
Ana
Annu Alanis
Treena
Fife
Cansularian
Antonio Maura and the Spanish Orator Statesman
A detailed review of a compilation of Antonio Maura's speeches, tracing his 35-year public career in Spain. The author highlights Maura's oratory, political leadership, and lasting influence, noting the selection presents speeches in chronological order with editor Ruiz Castillo providing contextual notes. The work aims to portray Maura's life through his own words and public impact up to 1905.
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George Clemenceau
France
Antonio Maura
Spain
Don Antonio Maura
Don Antonio
Mfe
Cortes
Senor Ruiz Castillo
Ufe
Sartor Castillo
Portien
Orrtory
Emilie Castelar
Maura
Cantelar
Galdier
Wintaney
Senor Crstle
Magen
Min
Neo Ptatesman
Senor Datn
Diplomat Dr Maurice Egan Illustrious Career and Danish Ties
Doctor Maurice Francis Egan American diplomat born May 24 1862 in Philadelphia served as United States minister to Denmark after 1907 appointment by President Roosevelt. Noted for literary work and translations, he shaped cultural and political ties, including Denmark’s sale of the Virgin Islands.
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Reston
Maudes Franch
Egan
United States
Peimer
Reaven
Jahon Long
Denmark
Cook
Doctor Hawn
Virgin Islands
Two Swords Crossed in Front of the Hun Poem Excerpt
A wartime poem from New York Tunes envisions two swords crossed before the Hun. It laments ruin across Belginum and Poland and vows the swords will not pass until darkness lifts and the light returns to the throne of the world.
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Roland
France
Christendom
Belginum
Poland
New York
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Eitel Fritz
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Monsieur le Cure
M. le Cure
Monsieur
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Monsieur Fe Cure
College de France
Edgar Allan Poe
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Twove
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Calliora
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Witen
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Ehip Tieve
Maurice Francis Egan
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