War Slogans and Silent Talk of Spies Warn West
Wartime bulletin urges Americans in the West to bolster food production and keep conversations secret to thwart German spies. It lists slogans promoting quiet speech and warns of spy threats, urging personal sacrifice and steadfast resolve for victory.
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Sit
Stiebersetaigen
Americas
America
Benedict Arnold
Amer
George Washington
Arnold
Arnold. Keep Your Eyes Open. Report Suspice Curious Questions. Ious
Ivis
Amerns
Self Praise and Humility in Wry Verse and News
A quizzical piece on self aggrandizement notes the folly of bragging and the virtue of modesty, with a reflective aside on vanity. It mentions Ettt and a John He. Co. agent at D and a prime corporation at Nenana in a trailing, damaged context.
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Ett
A. V. Keman
John He. Co
Nenana
Theodore Marburg on a postwar League of Nations
Theodore Marburg argues for an early working league of nations involving the Allies, excluding Germany, to secure cooperation, prevent a universal war, and shape a lasting peace. He warns a pact with a perjured Germany would erode trust and undermine any real security.
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Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
United States
Belgium
American Society For the
Germany
League of Nations
Yes! Org
France
Napoleon
Europe
Alaska Rail Service Delivers Mail “Accordin’ to Contract”
A notice notes Sea Wolf arrived with mail consignment and letters per contract. The fragment references Alaska rail delivery reliability and a Peru government action seizing German vessels interned at Callao.
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Sea Wolf
Lnst
Accordin
Alaska
Correction for Pioneer subscriber listing misprint
A correction notes that the donor listed as A. J. Weir in last week's Pioneer should read A. J. Weiss. Weiss is identified as proprietor of the Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Good Clothes in Flat City and contributed to support French fatherless children.
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Pioneer
A. J. Weir
A. J. Weiss
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Abe
Special Term of Court to Convene at Flat Alaska
Notice of a special term of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska Fourth Division at Flat Alaska starting June 24 1918 at 11 o clock a m for all business that may come before the court. Clerk J E Clark seals the notice dated May 23 1918 by Deputy A M Kilgore.
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District Court
Territory of Alaska
Flat
Alaska
J. E. Clark
A. M. Kilgore
Many Auto Accidents In Seattle Report
Seattle reports a spike in automobile accidents averaging six daily injuries. This morning two people were killed and two were injured in separate crashes.
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Seattle
German agents buy US notes for Austria grain deal
Washington reports indicate German government agents purchase large sums of United States notes to ship to Austria. The securities will finance grain purchases from Ukraine as Ukrainian peasants reject German and Austrian securities for their products. The drought or ground conditions are expected to endure for at least three more seasons.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Ee A
Rivers
Ditch Ater
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