Japanese Premier Urges Moderation at Versailles Peace Talks
Premier Hara of Japan calls for calm and moderation as Versailles Peace Congress proceeds. He cites the new spirit of international cooperation born from the war, praising Allied efforts, and stressing nations must help one another in righteousness. He notes Japanese aid to Russia and troops in Siberia as part of this global effort.
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London ‘Times
Tokio
Hara
Japan
Kokurin
Europe
Germany
Belgium
England
France
Russia
Serbia
Siberia
Generals Who Led British to Victory Lets Give Credit Expert
Frank H. Simonds surveys British command during World War I, praising Haig and subordinates Plumer, Rawlinson, Horne, Byng, and Allenby. He credits British tank innovation, air power, and strategic alignment with Foch for victory, while noting early handicaps and political interference.
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Frank H. Simonds
New York Tribune
Petain
Canteinau
Joffre
Haig
Foch
Castell U
Mangin
Gouraud
Loos
France
Somme
Artola
Picardy
Flanders
Douglas Haig
Ypres
Arras
Vimy Ridge
Nivelle
Fladers
Plumer
Grant
Rapidan
Cold Harbor
Russia
Amiens
Myng
Upper
Horne
Hindenburg
Dritieh
Mone
Hindenb
Taig
Bherman
Pecketh
Wellington
Marlborough
Hale
Littl Morehan
Male
Mong
Flanders Plain
Lille
Messines
Verduy
Inrrington
Gough
Passchendaele
Italy
Caporetto
Rawlinson
Fourth Army
Monse
Halg Cruciam
Givenchy
la Bassee
Scarpe
Dorcourt-Queant
Douai
Cambrai
Byng
Gin
Seeclittarne
Dyng
Arras Ant Vimy Ridge
Bapaume
Byns
Debeney
Berthkos
Castelnau
Mons
Meussines
Egypt
Gaza
Palesttine
Allenby
Jerusalem
Inet
Samaria
Palestine
Syria
Damascus
Aleppo
Beirut
Turkey
D'Emperey
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Uch
Alaska land offer to veterans sparks debate and detail
Article outlines a commission report proposing soldiers receive farms in Alaska amid vast terrain. McCormick and colleagues describe Alaska resources including reindeer, coal fields, forests, and agriculture as part of a potential postwar program with railroad access to Fairbanks and Anchorage.
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San Francisco
Alaska
America
RE. O. McCormick
Lane
McCormick
Southern Pacific Company
L. O. Gabany
George C. McFadden
Chicago
Seward
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Montana
Matanuska
Government to Aid Wage Adjustment in Postwar Economy
Washington notes that rapid shift from war to peace production can be managed through the labor department's employment service. Louis F. Post warns against industrial unrest if employers cling to privilege and urges collective bargaining and continued war labor board oversight to stabilize wages and ensure job matching.
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Washington
Mall
Louis F. Post
Post
Preaent
Mr. Post
National War Labor Board
Soke
Austrian Atrocities Related by Italians Report From Oderzo
The Oderzo mayor Signor Tevada filed a report on enemy occupation terrors. Austrian officers and soldiers abused civilians, seized clothing, and used women and children in forced labor. A 1918 transfer order forced refugees to move and a young girl was born during disruption.
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Oderzo
Italy
Signor Tevada
Honved
Piayon
Mansde
Piave
Rom
Beamy’s Bigamy Play Provokes Public Interest
The excerpt cites BeAmy discussing a controversial stage play about bigamy and marriage failure, claiming audience appeal and public interest in the subject. It notes the Coast Guard life savers rescuing people from drowning in a June 20 incident, with many rescued from a sunken vessel involving Marines.
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BeAmy
Chicago
Haiving
Ae Gibbs
Yoni
Coast Guard
Ve Aunk Gerope
Tle
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