O Connors Visit Drives Irish Question Debate
Irish question dominates discussion as T P O Connor arrives in America. The piece forecasts an upcoming Irish constitutional election in the home country and predicts reactions from Sinn Fein and Redmond candidates, noting potential propaganda limits and a July Irish convention.
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T. P O'Conner
Ireland
T. P
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Nomdertiog
Crete
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Edward de Valera
Dublin University
Hefarne
Idon
Mie GoComor
Ate
Redmond
Felan
Sina Peiners
Heditand
O'Conner
Light From Russia Shows Promising War Participation
The excerpt discusses Russia's ongoing active involvement in the war against autocracy, highlighting Ambassador Bakhmetioff's congressional appearance and Meyer London of New York's reaction. It notes the speech's sincerity and vision, reflecting on democracy's gains and the danger of autocratic setback if the allies falter.
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Russia
Bakhmetioff
Joffre
Ani
Meyer London
New York
Uin Mugsin
Boise Han
Wvasia
Trudsia
Enlistment Drive Urges A Modern American War Effort
Washington jun 25 1917 General McCain appeals for 70000 men to join the regular army in the war effort. He argues the regulars provide strength alongside conscripts and Marines, urging swift action nationwide and highlighting Pershing and Joffre's calls for troops to accelerate victory over Germany.
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McCain
Navy
Kerensky
Germany
France
Canada
Empire
America
England
Joffre
Black Jack
Pershing
Mars
American Republic
Regular Army of the Republic
Indiana
Frederick Palmer to Join Pershing’s Intelligence Team
The article notes Frederick Palmer, famed war correspondent, will serve as a major in the American expedition’s intelligence department under Pershing. It argues for American soldiers to receive due credit and critiques English publicists for shaping war narratives. Palmer’s appointment is seen as a fortunate development for transparent, firsthand reporting.
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Frederick Palmer
Pershing
France
Joffre
Mr Palmec
Phimp Gibbs
Henry Watterson on The Crimes of the Kaiser
The Courier Journal reprints Henry Watterson’s anti Kaiser piece from the prewar era. It condemns German aggression, warns of German propaganda in America, and argues that poets and thinkers must confront the brutalization of war while defending democracy and human dignity.
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Henry Watterson
Hae
Courier-Journal
Tockey
Tina
Heri
Uindverindes
Germany
Mins
Tpher Wall
America
Oreanlenl
Selon
Baritn
Pellmell
Courine-Journals
Rheims Pantheon of the Unknown Dead
The French government plans to convert the ruined Cathedral of Rheims into a Pantheon for unknown dead of all armies in France. The vision honors great French names linked to the shrine and envisions the site as a memorial of freedom, with pilgrims remembering battles such as the Marne, the Somme, and Verdun.
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Rheims
France
Marne
Somme
Verdun
Provence Themes in the Work of Mistral and Provencal Poets
The article surveys Provençal literature from its early figures like Jasmin and Grassois La Bellaudiere to Mistral, praising Justin Ho Smith’s two volumes The Troubadours at Home. It notes revival myths, key authors, and the lasting influence of Provencal poetry on Europe, highlighting tradition and individual poets such as Noel Saboly and Arone.
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Sharp
Europe
Pontey
Withain
Mistral
Briancon
Barcelona
Provence
Justin Ho Smith Ha
Jasmin
AteMin
Frederic Mintral
Grassois la Bellaudiere
Pierre Goudolin
Noellistt Saboly
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