Freedom of Speech under German War Tactics
The piece discusses Germanys use of propaganda and suppression of free speech to weaken Allied morale. It argues that Germany controls domestic press, funds biased campaigns, and uses agents to influence public opinion in the United States, citing figures like Von Bernstorff and Von Rintelen and events linked to labor and public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Simons
Germany
Italy
United States
America
von Bernstorff
von Rintelen
Madigan Square Garden
Labor
National Peace Council
Congress
Recruiting Men at Camp Hancock Description
Camp Hancock crowds resemble a Yale or Princeton arena as class drills unfold with spectators on the rim. The camp is praised as healthful and well cared for, echoing a former baseball player who wants a gun a few bullets and direction to Berlin. The note urges enlistment in various companies and regiments at Camp Hancock with guidance from Blursville or Indiana recruiting officers led by Robert R. Owen.
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Camp Hancock
Yale Bowl
Princeton Stadium
Berlin
Blursville
Indiana
Robert R. Owen
Ten Tractors Continued From Page One Musters in State Service
Ten tractors are listed as mustered into State service per Adjutant General officers with eleven in the First Infantry. Quick progress is reported in recruiting Second Regiment units, with some to be mustered within ten days. Indoor rifle practice has begun in several armories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General’s Department
Unripe Poultry Crackdown and Political Notes
Dairy Chief James Foust vows arrests to stop 1916 poultry being sold to Philadelphia buyers and across Pennsylvania. Article also reports on drafting a safety code for engines in plants, Ehrhardt seeking renomination, and Dauphin County pig clubs forming with a Round Up Day and prizes.
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Dairy and
James Foust
Philadelphia
Attorney General’s Department
Pennsylvania
Marrisburg
Dauphin County Farm Bureau
Lslayings
Raise Fish in Back Yard War Food Idea
St Louis March 12 The United States urges citizens to raise fish in back yards to aid war food conservation. Slogan keep ten fish in your back yard with Chichester Lloyd sponsor of the National Aquarium Society noting he raised 20,000 fish in three 600 gallon pools last year. He says city dwellers with small spaces can supply their own meals and many fish are edible after one season. The German carp is cited as popular and common in German back yards.
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St. Louis
Uncle Sam
Chichester Lloyd
National Aquarium Society
Lloyd
Germany
Chicago Millinery Workers Seek Higher Wages Unite
Nine hundred Chicago milliners both women and men have formed unions and demand higher pay after earning thirty five cents an hour. The effort marks a push in spring millinery labor and reflects broader labor unrest in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Father Dearborn
Dressmaking Club Offers Independent Women Training
Dressmaking class at 212 Oliver Ave Pittsburgh offers 15 lessons for 10 dollars to help women learn to make suits and dresses. Services include hemstitching pleatings buttons and embroidery while promoting self support during wartime.
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Brains Dressmaking School
Oliver Ave
Women’s Exchange
Pittsburgh
Button famine hits Milwaukee amid wartime shortages
In Milwaukee a shortage of buttons triggers delays and sparse supplies as dealers struggle to meet demand. The poem laments wartime strain and recalls Edison’s impact, noting national pride and the push for scientific progress while questioning postwar readiness.
Longest Bar Closed at Weolo Sant Saloon Arsenal
The management announces closure of what was once the world’s longest bar at the Jonest saloon in the belt tail near the Arsenal. A new bar will be installed outside the restricted area ten feet away when customers depart.
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Tock Island
Whc
Wuelo Sant
Elgin Boys Enlist to Avenge Chum's Death
High Ores Mareh Lves Terry Turtle of this city went to his death on the Tuscania, and the Elgin boys enlist to avenge their chum as the local tale unfolds with memory and loss in wartime reporting.
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Elgin
Chum
Ores Mareh Lves
Terry Turtle
Tuscania
Eight IShvin youths vow to avenge Torry by enlisting
The passage notes eight IShvin boys who enlist in a body and swear to wet at least one Hun to avenge Torry, signaling a wartime morale moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torry
Teddy Proud of His Son Teddy Proud of His Son
In Oysere r Bay Mareh bt Col. Voile Roosevelt reports a civilian recipient and a New York call. Archie Musevelt is noted for bravery, receiving a decoration in a theatre ceremony.
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Teddy
Oyserer Bay
Mareh
Col
Voile Roosevelt Si
Eehed
Box Todkiy
New York
Thisis Son
Cape
Archie Musevelt
Dinema
Heinz Beans Guessing Contest At Store Display
A store offers a Heinz baked beans display with a medal sized can as the prize item. Three prizes will be awarded Saturday to the three nearest guesses of the number of beans in the can. Subscribers are urged to read the Gazette for details.
Drouth and Cold Hit Texas Cattle Hard
Laredo Texas March 12 severe cold and protracted dry weather have devastated cattle ranges. Cattlemen face heavy feeding costs as many cattle perished or weakened in January storms. Grass recovery will take months and feeding will continue for weeks. Subscribe for The Gazette.
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Laredo
Tex
Texas
Austria for America First Loyal Shoemaker in Greensburg Va
Peter Dorguk a Greensburg shoemaker is for America first and last always. He was sent back from Camp Lee due to a physical disability and had invested his savings in Liberty bonds. He made a will bequeathing all his valuables to the United States Government. Tomb of Mask Wheatfield township was a business visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Peter Dorguk
America
Camp Lee
Dovatik
United States
Mask
Miona stomach tablets promise quick relief for indigestion
When digestion fails food ferments causing sourness heartburn bad breath and stomach pain. Miona stomach tablets claim five minute relief and two weeks to improve appetite nausea headaches and constipation with a money back guarantee. Sold by Tomi Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomi
Hildebrand
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