Sweden Reaps Whirlwind from Pro German War Links
The piece argues Sweden aided the Prussian war effort, maintained a dubious neutrality, and faced German influence through Stockholm’s court and exporters. It claims Sweden’s role harmed its people, blaming pro Germany elements and US policy for denying Stockholm relief while echoing anti war sentiment.
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Sweden
New York Herald
Greece
Athens
Stockholm
Berlin
America
Germany
United States
No clear event a slacker dodges fray through matrimony
A sharp remark labels a citizen as phoney who hastens to marry to dodge conflict, implying public shaming and social judgment without detailing facts or a specific incident.
Fabricated steel ships and shipyard assembly process
The Philadelphia Record explains fabricated steel ships funded by a 500 million pound appropriation. Parts are manufactured in bridge building plants and steel yards, shipped in knock down form, then to shipyards for assembly with only riveting needed. This method aims to speed construction by distributing work across many establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Philadelphia Record
Powderless Gun Promises Rapid Fire Revolution
An American inventor unveils a powderless gun using an electric motor to fire hundreds of shots a minute. Bullets ride in cups and discharge by centrifugal force, claiming five mile accuracy, low cost, and near silence. Separately, Charles Ostrom buys W. H. Mendham jewelry store in Fairbanks and installs Victor Brown as manager.
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Charles Ostrom
W. H. Mendham Jewelry
Fairbanks
Victor Brown
Paraguayans praise US unity against German plans
Dr. Cecilio Baez argues in the Official Bulletin that Brazil Argentina Uruguay and Guatemala welcomed the US fleet with enthusiasm signaling a moral and material union against old world powers. He cites US protection aids peace among republics and urges allied support while Paraguay expresses sincere adhesion to the Entente cause.
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Cecilio Baez
Paraguay
Washington
America
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
North
South America
United States
Gernady
Latin America
England
Europe
Guatemala
President Knows Too Much
Milwaukee Socialists Max Eastman and Ed Moses claim President Wilson controls Congress by knowing vast history and law. They spoke in Milwaukee arguing his unmatched command of facts leaves legislators unable to answer his arguments.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wilson
Congress
Max Eastman
Ed Moses
The Smokeless Husband and a Candle Creek Return
A young newlywed brags of a flawless husband who never drinks or gambles. She adds he may smoke a cigar only after meals about once a month. John Sinclair returned to Candles Creek early this week after a business trip.
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George
John Sinclair
Candle’ Creek
Fox and Mink Plentiful in Seward Peninsula This Winter
Reports from Nome Industrial Worker indicate high numbers of fox and mink across Seward Peninsula. While ptarmigan and rabbits are scarce, mice and moles are abundant due to lack of tundra fires, supplying food for predators and signaling a fat fox population.
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Seward Peninsula
Nome
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