War game by German princes becomes Europe wide affair
An English governess recalls a game built by two German princes using a Zeppelinfactory model in London. The sport masked a growing anti British sentiment and ties to Kaiser Wilhelm II, Count Zeppelin and Krupp plans amid looming war and diplomatic intrigue.
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Aid Abbey
Monte Zeppetios
Sasi
Porermers
Tor Royalia
Aus Morve
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Wis
Henry
Prussia
Engiah
Iehinge
Westinger Abbey
Son Ni
Count Zeppelin
Engin
Russian Government Moves to Monopoly Tea Tobacco Watches
The wars and means committee of the Russian Duma unanimously resolves to declare a monopoly on tea tobacco watches and all insurance. The measure aims to fund government revenue, replacing vodka profits, with assets seized from German firms and their properties in Odessa Nikolayev and along the Dnieper.
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Duma
Odessa
Nikolaley
River Bug
Fock Companies
Factora
Garlies Hotels
Tenemen
Western Canada official cites wheat prices and land as magnet for US farmers
Regina interview with J Bruce Walker commissioner for Western Canada notes high wheat prices and rising farm land values will attract U S farmers this year. He says emigration from the United States could rise as inquiries about conditions for settlers and prairie opportunities increase. Walker stayed in Regina to meet with officials including the treasurer and Mounted Police to arrange seed grain distribution while predicting a larger cultivated area and a likely reduced labor demand come spring.
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J Bruce Walker
Western Canada
Regina
Walker
Mis
Prairie
Verry
Mounted Police
Englang
Lloyd George
England
Iloyd George
Sea Ako
Sritic
Austen Chowmberlain
Llosa
Ilness
Edward Grey
Kitchener
Lord Haldane
Balfour
Admiralty
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Altar Lae
Charles Beresford
Haldane
Mish
Haleurs
Ssoctaisi
Carsot
Redmond
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Pinkie
Hardie
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Lis
Fry
Hritisa
Wells
Engl
Orders in Return for Gifts from Londons Overseers
Officials in London and Ireland pass orders to thank the government for gifts to the Canadian people. Local committees note the gifts prove valuable and urge continued support amid strong demand on aid channels. Trade expansion by Canada with British houses is expected to both ease short term stagnation and create lasting ties. Meanwhile a schoolyard quarrel between two girls is reported with unrelated dialogue about a professor father.
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Mt Londop
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Griffith
Catan Industries
Any Man In Moog Rorora Could Face Jail For Vandalism
A bizarre note suggests a man in Moog Rorora might be jailed for lifting a public wall like a car horn. The fragment hints at legal trouble but lacks clear details or proper names.
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Outlook is Good A Westward Cattle and Trade Review
A Saskatchewan legislator predicts a favorable year for cattle as Western markets show activity in price and trade. He cites dairy demand and imports, notes 25 percent meat consumption drop in the province, and discusses regulatory changes, rail concerns, and the need for veterinary inspections and association levies.
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German spies and German sabotage fears in wartime report
A New York based report warns of German espionage and sabotage in the United States. It cites fires at the Roebling Co. in Trenton and alleged German interference with cable communications and supplies to the Allies, framing the issue as a grave danger from enemy agents.
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Britain
Toronto
United States
John A. Roebling Co
Trenton
New Jersey
Red Cross
Malimore
Bermuda
Mately Mat Son
Friends of
Wive
England
Yeu
Belgian Scholar Dr Charles Sarole To Address Belgian Case
The piece notes Belgian scholar Dr Charles Sarole to present a case in plain language. It mentions his role with England and the King, and a plan to discuss public opinion in America. The excerpt hints at uncertainty about how to proceed.
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Charles Sarole
England
Ca'ais
Ieal
Heielan
Uyan
America
Fea Bey
Ontario Considers Nickel Refining Commission
Hon. Howard Ferguson announces a commission to investigate nickel refining in Ontario. The goal is to determine practicability, gather facts, and establish steps if the commission finds potential, with power to exhaust all possibilities and report on feasibility and impacts.
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Howard Ferguson
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Jetouta
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Fia
Germany's Final Settlement Demands and Reparations Debate
A historical document argues Germany must pay Allied powers for destruction in Belgium France and the Western World. It calls for territorial and dynasty reshaping, private estates seizure, and comprehensive compensation including war damages and fines to fund reconstruction and justice.
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Aed
Ted Cross
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Rman
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Brussels
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Sylvan Ievelntess
Fordshire
Parks
Mons
Brabant
Weliha
Indemui Hose
Belgium
Fife
Nove
Amici
Ant
France
Ana
Tritain
Rusaia
Sin
Wikia
Nave
Gera
Prussia
Noes Ak Soom
Peta
Aval Bratiteshood
Uke
Austria
Francis Joseph
Gecman
Bosphorus
Hellespont
Ordinary Crime on Canadian Soil Sparks International Debate
A man confesses to a violent act on Canadian soil prompting questions on political motives versus common crime. Belgian tension and Allied legal norms are cited as factors while a New York battlefield scene recounts a tragic postwar moment as Lance Corporal Stiton mourns a fallen comrade and horse.
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Aimee
Colt
United States
Ion
Vanhorn
York
Fresh British Troops Land in France for Allied Reinforcement
Matte correspondent notes rapid unloading of British troops ferried to France to reinforce Allied armies. Enormous transports enter French ports as torpedo boats and destroyers guard the Channel. Ships disembark in quick succession with space on quays cleared for landing and aides preparing to march. The newly formed corps, though young, is described as disciplined and comparable to first line troops of European armies.
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