Portrait of Von Bethmann Hollweg in a World War critique
Time presents a stark obituary style meditation on German chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg. It portrays him as a conflicted figure blamed for enabling war and delaying decisive action while condemning his moral standing and lasting historical infamy.
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Hollweg
Time
von Bethman Hollweg
Germany
Kaleer
von Buelow
Bismarck
America
Washington
Berlin
Junkers
The Sword and the Cross in Battle Faith
A raw day's service before battle as Canadian soldiers face shellfire and gloom. Officers and Lt Odell describe psalms, prayers, and the cross as life and courage amid fear, faith, and sacrifice in war.
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Odell
Barthelme and German American loyalties in war era Washington
A reminiscence of Dr. George Barthelme a Cologne Gazette correspondent in Washington before World War I. It recounts his German nationalist stance, later clashes with U S officials, and the exposure of his reports as pro Germany. The piece also surveys White House portraits and a portrait of Tom Marshall, plus notes on German American readers and Washington society.
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George Barthelme
Barthelme
Press Club
Washington
Barthelmi
Cologne Ganette
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Harthulme
Masenchasstta Avenue
Amiing Avery
Bernatorff
Tarthelme
Shermany
State Department
Gazette
Thess
Bartheline
Phonic
Cntch
von Bernstorff
Arthelme
Zhive
Romatoru
Kanaan
America
Cicero
Stentor
Germania Club
Thehev
Ahi
Berthelms
Dominican Republic
Calin
John Prides
Potomac River
Virginia Bank
Orean
White House
Red
Wilson
Dia
President praises Creel bureau work and Wilson remarks
The piece reiterates praise for the Creel Committee on Public Information and quotes President Wilson defending its work. It notes broad support, calls out criticism as unfounded, and highlights Indianapolis war conference remarks on the bureau’s magnitude and usefulness.
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Creel
Anid
Grorae Creel Autormerly
Daniela
Baker
France
Hurley
Ours
London
Hordera
England
United States
Creel Bureau
Wilson
Indiana
Créel
Indianapolis
Alphonse
Gastona
Women of France Hats Off Portrait of Peasant Labor
A vivid wartime image shows French peasant women bending to work drawing ponch in fields, symbolizing heroic resistance to the invader. The scene underscores the resolute spirit of France as it confronts the enemy, a narrative echoed through the era’s expressive photography.
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France
Frenea
French Women Save France in War Effort, Says Speaker
The speaker lauds French women for their war work and resilience. They supported veterans, worked in Red Cross, and now many toil in munition factories. Without them France would have fallen, the speaker asserts, predicting a future memorial to three peasant women at the plough.
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Talesa
Wne
Red Cross
France
Novelists as Statesmen and the League Proposal
The essay critiques Arnald Hennett’s pacifist article and his League of Nations plan. It mocks his voting scheme and grouping by language, race, and population, arguing small nations must be protected and that big powers sway outcomes. The piece concludes by noting the author’s flawed logic and the question, How does this look?
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Arnald Hennett
Fieldor Wiitera
Nationa
Ware
Hy Fe
Rafe
Algecias Canforenon
Morocco
Towas
Germany
France
Mo- Toeeg Ag
Aryan
Bryan
Tamia
Great Britain
Luxemburg
Damiarnsd Ag
Mennett
Senator Neveridge
Bennett
Wh Ho
Mittla
Austria
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Russia
Spain
Paisa
America
South America
Migenat
Americas
Italy
Franco
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