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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1918
Page
2
The text describes an Italian high officer scene aboard a parade path with Le Patron pridefully saluting and an Italian soldier protesting beside him. It notes a stiff salute and a brisk march up the path as others watch with mixed reaction.
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The text presents a biblical voice praising God's power over natural forces. It describes thunder, rain, frost, and winds as acts of divine control, urging reverent contemplation of the wondrous works of creation.
An Ashland man aiming to qualify as an attorney before the state bar learns his civil law view may not apply in the army where guilt is binary. The piece notes Germany’s six billion mark damages demand on Russia, Bolshevik safety, Allied progress via tanks, and questions about Berlin’s security.
The text asserts the United States will annihilate the last German army, force the Kaiser into exile, and dictate terms of peace. It notes the nation will bear heavy costs yet remains honored for aiding Belgium and France in their struggle for freedom.
The Kaiser's government fired on munitions workers in Germany, killing many and taking about three thousand prisoners to the western front. The incident raises questions for Socialists abroad about peace platforms and the notion of brotherhood amid such action.
The text asserts the working classes accept military victory as the only viable path and view peace talks as impossible, framing a rigid stance on conflict resolution and political strategy.
An article argues allied workers must sustain war effort for decisive victory, noting socialist parties across nations push force as path to peace. It recalls pre 1934 German socialist stance against war, claims German socialists shifted to support the Kaiser after occupation, and praises General Pundy and American troops for advancing toward Berlin to undermine autocratic rule.
Governor Stubbs, known for his devotion to public service, shows relief and resolve after losing the Kansas Senate nomination. He plans to stay engaged with national affairs while managing his personal interests and cattle ranches, with residence at Wind Hill in Lawrence.
A fragmentary column by Paul C Rankin with satirical snippets about liquor politics government war reporting and social quirks. It references Mr Oil defeating Coley please for senate in South Carolina and mentions Yankees Bazoches Petéskey Mich and Berlin war notes alongside light jokes about spanking children and Mexican issues.
Chaplain C C Collins of Post No 12 Kan G A R reflects on parade etiquette and salute practices as veterans recall soldiers marching through streets. He notes the regular army band leading the procession and flags carried by old soldiers escorting selected men as they entrain, urging proper salute.
A mixed column of wartime chatter and city talk recounts scenes of soldiers, Greek waiters, and laborers debating draft rumors. The piece notes misinformed reports about Company H and questions readers to verify facts before spreading rumors.
A tired young Halian struggles under a heavy burden, pushing forward despite exhaustion as a brisk old footsteps approach.
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