White House Picketing Controversy In National Woman's Party
The War News reports on affiliations of Woman's National Party officials and letters between pickets, jailed for picketing the President, and notes suspicions at the Department of Justice. Lucy Burns and Peggy Baird, in Occonon, are referenced amid intercepted correspondence and letters opened at the workhouse.
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Woman's National Party
War News
Department of Justice
New York “Tribune
Lucy Burns
Peggy Baird
National Woman's Party
John
Babylon
Long Island
German Gold Wins War Yet Not The War Itself
The piece argues Germany remains dangerous despite Allied advances. It cites Austro German gains in Italy, German defenses on the Western Front, and large prisoner captures. It praises German agents over soldiers and calls for an internal crackdown on American enemies and enemy aliens.
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Italy
Germany
America
Congo
Italy's disaster blamed on treachery and clerical influence
The New York Tribune reports five weeks after Italy's blow that the main disaster stemmed from treachery rather than German force. Italian brigade commanders allegedly ordered surrender under propaganda by Italian Socialists and Clericals, undermining morale and alliance with the Italian troops.
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New York Tribune
Italy
Cadorna
Isonza
Promiss
Vatican
Petrograd
Rome
M. Clemenceau
Dunajec
Dimitrieff
Verdun
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