Centralization Debate Mocked by Huntington Herald
The Huntington Herald mocks the Journal over its opposition to Governor Gooddeh’s plan to centralize control of the attorney general and superintendent of public instruction. It argues that wartime centralization differs from peacetime governance and asserts the plan would erode democratic choice and empower political machines, urging readers to see through the folly and resist changing elections.
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Gazette
Gooddeh
Ye Vilitor
Washington
Hornad
Lori
Dunserona
Gener
Indiana
Germany Dazed as War Ends with Political Action
The piece argues that Germany cannot win by military force alone and must pursue political action to end the war. It suggests Wilhelm and the military autocracy cannot crush the Allies and calls for the German people to act to rid the world of military rule.
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George Bernhardt
Merlin von Siche Zeitung
Wilhelm
United States
Germany
Celebrate the Fourth with Ships in Salem 1918
A 1918 column argues the Fourth of July should honor shipbuilding triumphs over a vanished merchant marine. It praises U S efforts to launch eighty nine ships, the wartime shift from private to national ship production, and the symbol of democracy tied to maritime industry buoying Salem and the nation.
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Salem
Massachuetts
America
Seven Seas
Congress
Hurley
Notre Dame
Amenca
American Flag in Italy amid WWII alliance praise
A patriotic wartime reflection notes Secretary Iuker’s intimation and the inspiring presence of American soldiers in Italy. It honors Allied bonds, Italian contributions, and the shared struggle as troops from both nations exchange stories of opportunity and courage on the plains of Italy and beyond.
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Iuker
Maly
Haly
America
Te Haliana
Italy
Tilaz
The Austrian Smash and the Vienna Crisis
The Austrian offensive to sustain the dynasty in Vienna has collapsed. invaders fight to escape, while the Russian or Italian allies are hoped to revive morale. The resistance of the defending army, described as a stone wall, seals the grim turn of the campaign amid rumors of rebel gains in the capital.
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Oaly
Vienna
Diaz
France
Italy
Berlin
Che
Hapsburg Dynasty Faces Threat Amid Turbulent Europe
The article discusses the Hapsburg dynasty under pressure from rival powers, noting the combined challenges in Austria Hungary and the Holy Roman Empire. It highlights Emperor Franz and foreign policy strains, including tensions with France and Italy, and the debate over a potential separate peace amid ongoing regional turmoil.
Speech on Alliances Echoes Across Atlantic
A late war era debate features Lord Reading urging a possible alliance between the United States and Great Britain. Critics warn such a permanent offensive alliance could drag the US into future conflicts, urging restraint and focus on national unity.
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Harvard
Lord Reading
Great Fritoin
United States
Sater
Great Britain
Suezer
Eneland
Anidiera
Vayland
Netion
Amerefoet
Washington
Anelind
Mranes
Bale
Abe Nwerty
Say
Chomehduat
Norean 10
The New France by T M Kettle in The Ways of War
A reflective critique of postwar French politics and society. It praises President Poincare for restoring traditional values and national unity while warning against naive liberal ideals. The piece contrasts new and old France, noting military expansion, church boundaries, secular modernism, and the evolving party landscape in a tense republic.
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T. M. Kettle
Brillliant
Dublin
Charles Scribners
Lone
France
Parnell
Ln Neuvelle Orange
M. Duomergue
Europe
Poincare
M. Poincare
Strenui
New France
M. Rene Razin
Listory
M. Dupont
Krone Haw
Rere
Abmete-farralne
Bo Chou
Nouvelle Frances
BP Rial
Murrank Patloy
Briand
M. Paine
Alexander Dumas the Younger
Sapolean
Mairle
William Ogieries
Beddlew
Clovis
Saint Louis
Bourget
M. Antale
Kaya
Inte
Patehnull
Paraniam
Ke M. Michaut
Dan
Heerstieba
Bert
Noral
Casablinea
Agadir
Poines
Davthen
Ena
Mae, Cuillieux
The World Vs Germanism by Emile Houtroux
Essay condemns German militarism and cultural aggression, portraying Germany as a brutal, conquering power seeking world domination. It argues Kaiserism aims to subjugate Britain, Russia, and the world, mocks German psychology and ethics, and insists on the necessity of Allied victory to curb German supremacy.
Gladstone kinship memoir honors W G C Gladstone
The London Times memorializes William Glynne Charles Gladstone, grandson of W. G. C. Gladstone, who died in 1915 near Laventie at age 29. The account contrasts grandfather and grandson, notes his early political promise, Oxford presidency, and wartime service, and commends his unwavering integrity and public example, with reflections from Lord Gladstone.
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London Times
Laventle
William Glynne
Charles Giddetons
Lord Gladstone
Squire
Hawarden
Wii Gladstone
Oxford
Union
India
Japan
Lord Bryce
Americas
Jourdiament
Couttonce
Cha
TMV
Jin
Hin Kent
Kilmarnock Burgha
Winwardton
Balxtum
Wrexham
I am the universe and I am me
A fragmentary verse attributed to an unknown author, claimed by David Starr Jordan, voicing grand self-assertion and cosmic scale. The speaker collapses self and cosmos, singling out unity across hemispheres and beings while railing at enunciated fame and power.
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France
David Starr Jordan
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