Why Articles Are Banned in Leitzung
The Hague reports a German censor banned political articles in the Frankfurter Zeitung starting June 25 due to series by Prof. Max Weber. Texts note Russia seeking peace without annexations and socialist peace memorials urging peace now. The item ends with an advertisement for Alexander's half price remnant sale Friday to Monday.
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Peace Memorial
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Foley Kidney Pills Help Sufferer From Kidney Trouble
A. M. Humsucker of Bogue Chitto Mississippi reports relief from rheumatism and kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes pains in the back and sides, swollen joints, and fatigue improving with the remedy. Mann Drug Co.
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First woman diplomatist sits at British Hague talks
Mrs Darley Livingstone American wife of a British officer served as one of six British officials at the Anglo German conference in The Hague to discuss prisoners of war. She led interviews with freed prisoners and noted the formality of the talks while stressing wartime welfare work and her role as secretary of the government committee on prisoner treatment.
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Associated Press
Daily Mail
Darley Livingstone
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England
Robert Younger
Paiits
Japan Seeks Gain in World War Conference Talks
The Ishii Mission to the United States aims for a fundamental understanding on the South Sea Islands and the Chinese question. Tokyo presses for permission to ship more war supplies, while Japan may push for access to American markets for raw materials to support Russia and sustain munitions output.
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German Minister Von Eckhardt In Clashing Photographers Incident
In Mexico City Aug 4 Heinrich von Eckhardt German minister to Mexico clashed with Mexican newspaper photographers during the National Commercial Congress opening He objected to being photographed and allegedly struck at least once after cameras were aimed near the president Carranza witnesses and FE Excelsior criticized the diplomat for bad conduct toward the press.
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Heinrich von Eeihardt
Mexico
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Alfred Zimmerman
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United States
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German Prisoners Dig For French Peat Fuel Supply
Paris reports German prisoners of war will be used to dig peat to bolster France's fuel supply. They work under territorials with peat area experience and long leaves from the army. Engineers have been sent to major peat beds like Grande Briere near Narries to organize the effort.
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France
Belgian detainees enduring harsh German depredations in Ruhr
Belgians deported to German factories faced fines and imprisonment, were denied food, and many were prevented from returning home or attending family funerals. Reports indicate civilians were not treated as prisoners of war and reviews cover abuses through March. Flood relief seeks three thousand copies of a Home Drying Manual as towns cope with inundation.
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