New York Times Printing Details and Subscriptions 1915
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Are We To Be Germanys Accomplices in Action in Russia
Taft urges decisive, united policy to counter German-Russian strength. The piece argues Germany exploits Russia’s weakness, foresees a German-Russian Empire, and warns democracy faces a critical, world shaping moment. It compares historical liberties with present peril and calls for unified strategic leadership.
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German Socialists Decry Censorship in Reichstag Debate
In a Reichstag session Socialist Deputy Mr. Baver complains censorship serves annexationists. The debate notes Pan German influence, suppression of Socialist meetings, and the Vorwärts stance. The piece questions sincerity of the Majority Social Democratic Party amid 1917 press suppressions and rising disobedience in socialist journals.
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They Must Confront A Unified Plan to Save Democracy
The speaker criticizes Democrats for delaying decisive action while Germany advances on the Aisne. He urges immediate intervention with allies including Japan to oppose a single German plan, arguing history demands proactive democracy rather than cautious inaction.
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Introducing the Candidates in a Prohibition Era Debate
Governor Waitman praised as virtuous and true to Waitmanx, while Attorney General Lewis faces opposition from reformers and independents. The piece notes endorsements and concerns from figures like Senator Wadsworth, Jacop A. Livine, Ep Gam Brackett, Speaker Trappers C Sweet, and Colonel Willis B Thompson as Yonkers contends with party dynamics and primary reform.
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Farmers and reform talk in political column
The piece discusses business men, workers, and farmers with reference to John x Ditton as a gubernatorial candidate. Colonel Thompson backs farm organization in every school district and predicts price relief for consumers. The column notes support for the Woman's Federal Suffrage Amendment and mentions Russia and William M. Bennett in a critique of a middle-class Cadet candidate.
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Debate on Next Year Taxes and War Profits Tax
The article analyzes Secretary McApoo’s push for a $24 billion budget and changes to the tax code. It contrasts Treasury proposals with Chairman Krrchin’s plan, critiques the existing excess profits tax, and considers a simplified, fairer system amid debates on earned versus unearned income and capital taxation.
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Tax policy and wartime finance under review
The text discusses war funding choices urging prudent Liberty bond yields, endorses luxury tax approval, and notes tariff reform not on the program. It anticipates rapid results in weeks as Congress may hasten actions with rising Washington temperatures. It stresses early tax clarity for businesses and individuals.
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Central Europe unity in policy marks key wartime shift
The Rome Conference aligns Italians Czechs Poles Romanians and South Slavs toward a common policy with Entente support for a united independent Poland. The article praises the shift away from Austria-Hungary and toward free nation states, while noting increased Western backing for subject nationalities and a united Central Europe. It also covers Navy Secretary Daniels and Admiral systems, praising U.S. naval efforts to protect the Atlantic coast and coordinate with Allies.
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Lodge Tribute Sparks Navy Department Defense Debate
Senator James Hamilton Lewis accuses delays in naval preparations while Senator Henry Cabot Lodge defends the Navy Department. The exchange centers on submarine threats off the Atlantic coast and whether U boats already know U.S. strength. The dispute highlights naval affairs and public reassurance efforts.
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Topics of the Times on German piracy and American troops
The piece condemns Porto Rican mobs for stoning German homes after the Carolina sinking and notes their restraint in distinguishing essentials from non essentials. It praises American soldiers on the front as news the German public would want, questioning censorship and how the High Command portrays Yankee forces.
Great Ones of being either unvoracious or not all-knowing
The piece notes a fragile veil between Germans and American troops in France, reporting that 500000 men have landed and 42000 were moved in a single convoy. It argues such increments could soon form a sizable force, crediting the British and American navies for these logistics.
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Owners Responsibility in Auto Speed Cases
The article argues that owners, not chauffeurs, should bear consequences for speeding and resulting accidents. It notes a court ruling supporting this view, hoping it will improve highway safety by fixing responsibility where it belongs and deter careless driving.
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Times Wins Pulitzer Gold Medal in Historic Press Honor
The New York Times receives the Pulitzer gold medal for most disinterested and meritorious public service, a first in American newspaper history. A panel of leading editors and publishers from major papers honors The Times under Adolph S. Ochs, highlighting cross-rival recognition.
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Lone Star Shipbuilding sets launch record at Beaumont
George B. Leighton reports Lone Star Shipbuilding Company in Beaumont broke wooden shipyard records by launching the Lone Star on June 1 exactly on schedule and laying a new keel for a second ship the same day. Schwab telegram confirms approval and optimism for delivery to the Emergency Fleet Corporation by July 4.
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Beicheprey Battle Letter Praises French Soccer Opponents
A World War I letter from John Nelson in Boston dated June 5 1918 describes American troops forming a soccer team with French players after the Becheprey battle. He notes the game ended 3 to 1 against the Americans and praises the French as the cleanest players he has seen.
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The Women and the Soldier’s Departure
The poem portrays women watching soldiers march away, their brown cheeks and motherly pride turning to silent resolve. It honors Pruitt and the sons, the hearth and homeland, as mothers silently accept duty and fate with prayers for the country. Stephen Chalmers authored the piece.
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Holland's Anger Over Ship Seizures Echoes of Dutch Frustration
A The Hague letter describes Dutch fury at the seizure of its merchant fleet, noting misrepresentation and fear among ships, while criticizing Britain and Germany. It laments Holland losing coal and goods, argues for better protection, and reflects on Entente resentment and German influence.
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American Chamber objects to national trade mark bill in London
Members of the American Chamber of Commerce in London criticize U S H R 1064 proposing a government issued national trade mark for American goods. They warn an omnibus mark could hurt quality producers and undermine export prestige, urging strict safeguards and careful scrutiny before any action. London May 17 2018.
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Pitiful Publicity and Wartime Propaganda
J C Hemphill argues that what he calls pitiful publicity harms the United States during World War I. He links aggressive American criticism of the administration to German propaganda aims and Bolshevik plans, warning it weakens morale and aids the enemy as soldiers return from battle. The piece is a Washington, D C, letter from June 4, 1918.
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German Classes in Summit Public School Debate
The Summit New Jersey Board of Education favors continuing German in the high school for the upcoming year despite opposition. Four or five senior students risk college entrance if German is removed and the district considers alternative provisions akin to New York City.
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Col Bertram T Clayton Remembered For Generous Tribute
A World War I obituary recalls Colonel Bertram T Clayton a class of 1886 officer killed in action. He organized a posthumous tribute for Captain George J Godfrey by gathering classmates to place flowers on Godfrey's grave at a nearby cemetery. Clayton personally checked the grave site and rallied others to honor their slain classmate.
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Our Men Inspire Confidence Across Allied Nations
Mrs. George T. of New York sends tribute to American troops in Paris and urges readers to support Le Bien-Etre du Blésse with meals and medical aid. She notes Allied appreciation, calls for renewed Liberty Loan and Red Cross support, and lists James A. Wiair Jr. as recipient for donations in New York.
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