Guggenheim Sees Peace This Year as Autocracy Falls
Daniel Guggenheim predicts end of World War I by 1918 if the United States fully mobilizes. He argues German autocracy must be removed by democratic pressure, with America and Japan uniting to strike at Germany and Austro Hungary, forecasting a political shift leading to peace.
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Germany
Daniel Guggenheim
St. Regis
Guggenheim
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Japan
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Austrias
Austria
Alriea
Tyler
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Kaiser
Imany
Merica
Europe
France
Paris
Irerland
Iman
Switzerland
Fey
Reece An
Snd
Ars & E
Ger
Austrie
Cape
Mexico
Lusitania
Mr. Guggenheim
German food shortages and pacifist outlook in Berlin
Cuban minister Aristides Aguero reports Berlin daily rations shrinking to meat sixty five grams and bread fifty five grams, with scarce vegetables and milk. He notes restaurants limiting menus, special penalties for excess portions, and widespread belief in a doomed peace with heavy demands from the upper classes while laborers suffer.
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Paris
Germany
Aristides Aguero
Gubian
Berlin
Journal Des Débata
Aguero
France
Hussia
Italy
Denmark
Sofer Aguera Delares
Sefior Aguera
Alffor
Ace
Social
Socrata
Montana Fulfills Its Army Recruitment Quota
Montana met its monthly enlistment goal with the Wednesday totals, becoming the fifth state to reach its quota. The Army’s nationwide intake on Wednesday included 2,166 new regulars, with New York leading at 300 and Pennsylvania second at 206. Since April 1 New York has enlisted 9,852 men, while Montana’s June 6 total reached 2,308 for the month and 105,937 since April 1.
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New York State
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Colorado
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Delaware
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Sesiobio
Georgia
Oklahoma
Peace AL
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Carolna Neas
Nideky
Tennessee
Touisiana
Virginia
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Wyoming
Weather Affects Recruiting for Army and Navy
Weather caused a slight drop in recruitment enrollments while officers noted strong overall demand. In seven days 1,400 enlisted in the Army locally. 45 marines headed to Philadelphia for training. National Guard divisions report near full war strength, including 2,002 in the Fifteenth Regiment under Col William Hayward. Other units show full quotas and growing ranks. Naval reserves report 65,100 enrollments and 2,061 gunnery passes, with calls for radio men telegraphers and buglers. recruiting offices urge timely applications at Cortlandt Street and Broadway.
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Marine
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Guard
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First Cavalry
Charles J. DeBevoise
Twenty-second Engineers
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Second
George A. Wingate
Eighth Coast Defense Command
Elmore Austin
Ninth Coast Defense Command
John P. Byrne
Thirteenth Coast Defense Command
Coleone
Sidney Grant
Fid
J. B. Patten
United States Naval Reserves
Cortlandt Street
Jones Patton
Naval Reserve
Navy Yard
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Algo
J. M. Swaim
Quartermaster
Talon
Broadway
Northcliffe Named Head of British Mission to U S
British Embassy cautious on Northcliffe appointment as Washington reports seize on his role. Tardieu announces coordination of Allied supplies with U S Government acting as contractor for France and Britain, outlining a unified war effort and de-emphasizing private contracts.
Northcliffe Heads British War Mission to United States
The Manchester Guardian notes Lord Northcliffe becomes head of the British war mission in the United States. It calls his appointment a remarkable English innovation as the first journalist publicly representing England abroad and cites his rise from editor of a comic paper to controller of major English press interests.
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Daily Chronicle
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Lord Northcliffe
Lord Rhondda
United States
Germany
Andre Tardieu
Inter-Alile
Europe
M. Tardieu Yester
Manchester Guardian
America
Food rationing call in wartime to curb consumption
The article urges Americans to cut consumption to meet foreign needs, proposing waste elimination, substituting foods, and voluntary rationing. Assistant Secretary Vrooman highlights expanding backyard gardens, canning, and drying for winter use, noting oversubscription and strong public response to the campaign. It envisions tripling or quadrupling home gardening next year as a national asset.
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Plana
Mr. Vrooman
France
Department
United States
Department of Agriculture
British Sailors Will Join Our Navy
The British Recruiting Commission opened a drive in the United States to enlist British sailors for the U S Navy during the war. About 150 applicants were accepted and Colonel C A Warren of Toronto praised the bantams test group. Mrs Hilda Wynn, decorated for service on the Belgian front, offered help to obtain recruits while visiting the recruitment headquarters.
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United States
Navy
Army
United States Navy
Offic
C. A. Warren
Toronto
Warren
Hilda Wynn
Wynn- Bevan
John Moffat
Russia War Relief Committees
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