OLearys Lawyer Declines Defense Sparks Contempt Claims
The case shows New York lawyer Henry A Wise refusing to defend Jeremiah OLeary. The withdrawal is tied to alleged conflicts with government service and criticism over patriotism. Wise’s stance prompts questions about professional duty and the handling of treason charges.
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Henry A. Wise
Jeremiah O'Leary
New York
O'Leary
Wier
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Iveva Te
Innssera
Mr Wise
Dim
General Wood
Latin American Troops in United States Arm Training Plan
A report notes congressional I and Secretary Maker backing training and equipping up to 30000 Latin American troops in the United States for future deployment to Europe. It cites their potential impact on solidarity among American republics and the war effort against Germany.
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United States
Tagwuard
Heaton
Germany
Europe
America
Careless Talk on International Affairs Sparks Senate Debate
The piece condemns indiscriminate partisan talk on Russia intervention and critiques statements by Sherman of Ulinins and a Springfield figure. It questions Japan's supposed eagerness to intervene, England and the United States positions, and hints at a Petross ambassador's information shaping policy. The tone warns against sensationalism and stresses caution in foreign policy discourse.
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Sherman
Japan
England
United States
Diay
Petros Atad
State Department
Springfeltd
Russia
Afttirs
King
We are five months ahead of our manpower schedule
A column defends Secretary Baker and General March against critics, noting 900,000 American troops in France today and projections toward 1.5 million by 1919. It credits President Wilson for unified command led by General Foch and mocks opponents who doubted mobilization pace.
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France
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Baker
Senate
Nincompoop
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Nick Longworth
Secretary of War
Lloyd George
Robertson
England
America
Debate on Intervention Policy and Public Opinion
The article discusses calls for intervention and contrasts public demand with the cautious stance of government figures and experts. It cites statements by foreign affairs officials and senators, noting the gap between street sentiment and informed policy, and questions the wisdom of current presidential policy amid international tensions.
Absence of Law Sparks Debate Over Judge Braeman
In Allen County, critics urge John Eggeman to decide on confiting ins lereshs, accusing Judge Braeman of incapacity. They condemn his bench decisions as lacking vision and sympathy, claiming he opposes juvenile offenders and questions his fit for protecting society.
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John Eggeman
Allen County
Braeman
Tribute to Judge Eggeman by Allen County bar
The Allen County bar paid a sincere tribute to Judge Eggeman as he prepares to depart for France. They praised his impartiality, law driven decisions, and charity, noting his ability to set aside prejudice and rule by law and evidence. Community sentiment lauds his honest, just service on the bench.
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Eggeman
Allen County
Court House
France
Megemian
Olds
Ladda
Plea for a Russian Intervention Reads Like Allied Hope
The note from Russian signatories urges American intervention to save Russia from German rule, noting many signers were prominent under the Werensky regime. It argues the government in exile lacks unity and that US aid could drive Germany from Russia without Japanese participation. The piece weighs risks of diverting forces from France and Italy.
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Wilson
Russia
Spain
Vattira
Joondon
Werensky
Lening
London
Germany
United States
Rissa
Wiassia
Lenine
France
Italy
Clemenceau's Defiance Amid War Crisis and Resolve
Clemenceau speaks on mustering resolve during a critical wartime period. He praises leaders Foch and Petain, notes costly retreats and renewed German pressure, and vows to defend Verdun and the homeland until victory. He acknowledges American aid and urges unwavering effort to preserve allied unity and final triumph.
Serb Language Abolished in Austria Hungary Occupies Serbia
In Colliera Weekly M Chadwick reports Austria Hungary’s confiscation of Serbian cultural assets. The Cyrillic alphabet is banned, Serbian teachers replaced, and literature confiscated for pulp. Bulgarian authorities press Serbs to adopt Bulgarian names and language in schools and public life.
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M. Chadwick
Colliera
Vienna
Sata
Austria
Serbia
Milyaris
Tulear
Helgers
Bearatan Erownie
Bnngar Brieste
The Greek Promise and London War Season Reflections
The piece argues Wilson guarantees Greek integrity in the final peace, warning diplomats that democracies will defend small nations openly. It notes Salonika front potential to shorten the war and calls for Greek cooperation, then shifts to a London Times correspondent's 1918 season view of wartime London life, changes in society, and daily survival amid war.
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Droppere
Europe
Wison
Salonik
Saloniki
Wilson
Ruins Theme Echoes in War Time Dialogue
In a shadowy supper room a pair discusses war’s ruin and beauty’s persistence. The artist defends ruins like Parthenon and Rheims as symbols that endure beyond destruction, while a soldier at the door carries the war’s visible costs, a testament to resilience embodied in one “whole and perfect man.”
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