Germany Faces Postwar Trade Dilemmas in Global Markets
Toronto Globe notes Germany must shift from war strength to trade stability, warning against a Middle Europe Zollverein. It argues sustained links with former foes are essential while warning that Britain, France, Italy, Japan, and the United States will not back a Teuton trade alliance. It predicts America’s League to Enforce Peace and boycotts will outpace German aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prince von Budow
Berlin
German Empire
von Budow
Middle Europe
North Sea
Persian Gulf
Austria
Serbia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Asia Minor
Syria
Zollverein
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Britain
Russia
France
Italy
Japan
China
United
United States
von Buclow
Toronto Globe
Smuts Praises Canadians in East Africa Despatch
A despatch from Gen. Smuts praising Canadian officers in the British African campaign lists Lieut-Col R K Scott of the Canadian Militia now serving in the Imperial forces, Capt L C Sweeny, and Col C U Seger among others as participating in operations in German East Africa.
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Smuts
German East Africa
R. K. Scott
Ordepnet Severtanens
Ser
Skinner
Iin A
Indian Army
Ce Skinner
Apel
L. C. Sweeny
Igemerty
C. U. Page Ie
Seger
What a Sea Fight Means by a Modern Battle at Sea
A Toronto Star analysis quotes Young on the terror and sacrifice of naval warfare. It emphasizes the sailor's discipline under fire, the risk of dying at sea, and the supreme morale that sustains crews during battles like Beatty’s. It notes the concealment of wounded care in action and the glorified yet harsh reality of modern naval combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitepa Young
The
Times
Young
Beatty
Toronto Star
Pig Clubs and Bank Deposits in Rural America
Bankers in many states support pig club work through farm loans, enabling members to obtain pigs on notes. A Texas bank example shows 326 pigs among club members generating over 75000 in deposits. Breeders Gazette notes the program stimulates local development and future hog shipments. Houston raises 100000 to loan dairymen at low rates, funded by banks and businessmen, to buy 200 high grade dairy cows for coastal counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas Bank
Pig Club
Houston
Texas
Fragmented dialogue shows cafe scene with shifting tasks
A young assistant tells an older man he cannot reveal his work, claiming daytime busyness and nighttime sleepiness. The exchange hints at unclear duties and a stalled inquiry in a crowded setting.
Lloyd George the man who does things in wartime
The piece defends Lloyd George amid vile attacks by rival Liberals. It argues he is indispensable to Britain’s war effort, praised for mobilizing resources as minister of munitions and for unifying factions in Ireland, despite enduring personal and political vilification.
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England
Lloyd
Asquith
Lloyd George
T So
Liberal Party
Liegdetjorge
Conway
Ireland
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Great Britain
Germany
Ips
New York
Future of the Turks and a call for aid
A speech excerpt argues the Turkish people suffer from wartime government actions and warn of potential doom. It urges American leadership to provide material and spiritual aid to save both a historic Christian people and a strong Moslem race from destruction.
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Russia
Great Britain
France
Holland
Geo F. Herriel D. D
American Review of Reviews
Kiel Governor Tightens Baltic Port Controls
An official notice signed by Vice Admiral Bachmann, Kiel governor, restricts traffic between German and foreign ports. Only Kiel and Laboe remain open on Schleswig Holstein's east coast. Crews may ashore only in limited areas, visits aboard other ships forbidden, and captains or sailors may go uptown only with guards or special permission. Neutral departures require escort from Laboe or Kiel.
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Kiel
Admiiral Bachmann
Schleswig- Holstein
Laboe
Germany
Plans to Place Returned Soldiers on the Land
Rehabilitation efforts for returned soldiers are advancing with medical and employment measures. A special inquiry is urged to handle land placement, while convalescent hospitals and rent free facilities support recovery across Canada.
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Military Hospitals Commission
E. H. Scammell
Ottawa
Department of Militia
Hospital Commission
Canada
Gravenhurst
Commission
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Ross Leung
Sydney
N. S
Parks Hospital
St. Jery Hospital
Quebec
Park Tvar Military Hospital
Montreal
St. George's Annex
Mont
Grey Nun's Hospital
Shord Military Hospital
Elmhurst Military Hospital
Kin
Richardson Military Hospital
Wingston
Longwood
Toronto
Central Military Hospital
Spadina M Hospital
Eek
Biclvidere
London
Central H 1
Keefer
Port Arthur
Deer Lodge
Winnipeg
St. Chad’s Hospital
Ogden Hospital
Calgary
Esqit
Victoria
France Forms Rural Farming Committees for Each Commune
A ministerial decree in France orders organization of farming populations in every rural commune. Each commune elects small agricultural committees of 5 7 or 9 farmers to supervise farming operations and land cultivation, including soldiers with unworkable farms. Committees resemble co operative societies and aim to create efficient productive rural units.
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France
Co-Operative
America
Ganiz
Shiek
Kitchener Trod a Lonely Path
The piece portrays a silent resolute figure who earned trust through iron determination rather than eloquence. It notes his loneliness, lack of political charm, and steady dogged work that aligned with the community’s temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
Ee Ee
Londen
No Solitude for Strathcona Lord Smith’s North America legacy
Donald Smith becomes Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, celebrated as a founder of modern North America. The piece quotes his claim that Labrador solitude did not idle him, recounting his wide knowledge of traders, fishermen, Eskimos, and river bends, and his constant planning even without tasks.
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Strathcona
Donald Smith
Strathlcona
Mount Royal
Northmerica
Smith
Labrador
Enaui
Ae Geeen
Olliers
The Use of Gas in War Weakened Allied Lines
The use of poison gases by the Germans pressured the Allies to respond. Its deployment near Calais nearly opened a decisive route, influencing Allied actions and highlighting barbed warfare in the campaign.
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Calais
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