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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1917
Page
6
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An analysis argues Governor Strong may doubt reappointment given recent Republican and Wickersham appointments. The piece notes Democrats could fill roles, praises decisive action, and contrasts public claims about his heart with his bipartisan practice. It also lampoons anti-Democratic charges and references broader political figures and wartime sentiment.
A fragmented poem speaks of ending hatred and violence by storing away the gun after conflict. It references Kaiser Bill, a future calm, and distant sequestered lands while imagining a peaceful, sane postwar path.
Serbian foreign minister Nikola Pachitch describes a proposed united Slavic state of Croats, Serbs, and Slovenes with 14 million people under one flag and king. The plan envisions autonomy for Croatia, Serbia, Dalmatia and others, a democratic government, abolition of noble titles, religious freedom, and a strong Adriatic sea frontier.
German finance minister told the Württemberg chamber that Germany must export much and import little after the war. He cited wartime expenditures of 23.5 billion marks and projected annual costs of 1.75 billion for interest and war pensions.
The Boston Transcript recalls Blarney Bridget praising a priest whose sermons she finds appealing yet unchanging. Bridget humorously insists the ducks like her compliments, while the priest notes they slide off him like water. Joe E. Riley, the Otter Creek miner, is in Tolstoi country this week tending mining interests.
A humorous quote from Every Body's Magazine portrays the Kaiser and Crown Prince discussing responsibility for the war. The exchange claims Roosevelt praised German strength, with the Kaiser recounting a trip to Africa and a mocked warning. The tone is satirical.
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