Pershing Compliments Wounded Soldier In France
General Pershing visits an American wounded in France and tells him America is proud of his service. The soldier, who refused to leave a dugout after a shell hit, receives praise from Pershing and hears French Croix de Guerre citations read by a major general. The scene underscores American sacrifice in the war effort.
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Pershing
France
Stond
Hit
Timo
Persh Fe
Pershne
Greneral
Restivas
Hos
Disfranchise Traitors and the Objector Debate
Editorial condemns conscientious objectors as slackers aiding Germany. Calls for disfranchisement and swift political action to mobilize support for war. Reports Pershing inspecting a new division and American officers observing British and Canadian forces at Lens.
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Pital
Pershing
Unitedtates Army
Plattshurs
Lens
Suffragists Linked to Pacifists in War Protest
Washington reports the Department of Justice examining members of the National Woman's Party and Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage over pacifist ties and antiwar actions. Several officials are identified as pacifists, including Crystal Eastman and Vida Milholland, with connections to the American Union Against Militarism and the Emergency Peace Conference.
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Washington
Department of Justice
National Woman's Party
Natonal Woman's Party
OH. T. Belmont
WO. Havemeyer
Abby Scott Maker
John Winters Brannan
Waven
Congressional Union For Woman Suffcare
Crystal Eastman
National People's Council
American Union Against
Ace
Chicago
Ilinois
Irs
Ra Bard Vield
Miss Field
Fola la Follette
la Follette
Madison, Square Garden
May
People's Council
May Wright Sewall
Indianapolis
Vida Milholland
Amos Pinchot
Joy Young
German peace dove may scream on York Sun
Indications suggest the German peace dove narrative will flare up in York Sun coverage as readers await developments. The article hints at rising attention to the symbol and its potential public reaction in the city.
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York Sun
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New York Tribune
United States
Ciip
Germany
House of Commons
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