SALS WE SMOOTH THE KAISER PATH TO PACIFIC
The piece argues for trusting Japan to curb German influence in Siberia, warning against delaying action. It cites Japan’s fidelity to treaties, Russia’s turmoil, and Siberia as a potential ally zone with Semenov’s forces. It warns that delaying a united Anglo Japanese effort risks German dominance and peril to Allied outcomes.
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Rusia
Russia
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Mexico
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Ress
Asia
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Family of Nations
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Film Fire on the Aisne Portrays Kaiser in Victory Pose
East Rosxen, the Imperial filmmaker, shows Kaiser amid war triumphs and speeches. The reel features dramatic verse, boasts of German successes, and mock Parisian reactions, ending with the Kaiser’s exit to another film engagement.
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Kaiser
Rus
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Thor-Wilhelm
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Kart
Paris
Ford and the Senate disqualification critique
The piece argues that Henry Ford cannot join the Senate without abandoning government contracts, violating law, and provoking public scandal. It asserts Ford’s personal qualities aside, his mind would fail to grasp government and politics, creating vacancies in both the Senate and his automobile business that cannot be spared.
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Henrr Forno
Senate
Ford
Mr. Ford
United States Senate
Kosovo Day and Serbia's Enduring Struggle for Freedom
The piece honors Kosovo Day and Serbia's long suffering through battles, sieges, epidemics, and expulsions. It argues allied passivity aided Austrian and Balkan oppression, notes Serbia’s resistance at Salonika, and calls for restoration of a free Serbia amid foreign pressures.
Taxation Of Borrowed Capital Criticizes Investment Tax Basis
The piece disputes basing income and profits taxes on invested capital arguing it's impractical and erodes enterprise. It notes borrowed funds are capital in economic terms, warns tax limits on interest deduction deter trade, and stresses solvency distinctions affect calculations.
Enemies Turned Allies In War Across Oceans
The piece notes former foes becoming friends as Filipinos join American war efforts against Germany and train with U S veterans. It highlights Emilio Aguinaldo and Filipino soldiers offering aid, potential border patrol use, and the issue of dollar a year pay for volunteers while stressing honor and duty as payment.
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United States
Germany
Philippines
Emilio Aguinaldo
Wiser
Congress
France
Serbs Croats and Slovenes Call for Jugoslav Freedom
The piece argues that only victory in the war will guarantee the liberation of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes from Austria-Hungary, asserting their long struggle for national consciousness and independence against foreign rule. American sympathy and Serbian relief donations are welcomed but secondary to ending imperial domination.
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Serbia
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Adriatic
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Bulgaria
Austria
Kana Gronok
Kumanovoc
Karba Groroevitch
Macedonia
Turkey
Germany
Mackensen
ConstanTing
Greece
Saloniki
Balkans
Austria-Hungary
Austria- Hungary
Transcaucasia States Face Turbulent Postwar Struggle
The text details the Transcaucasia Republic formed by Armenians Georgians Tartars and Russians after the Bolshevik takeover. It explains armistice with the Turks, loss of Ardahan Batum and Kars, Turkish incursions, and the shift of influence toward Germany as Talaat and Enver Pasha gain leverage in the region amid Turanian aims.
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Russia
Baku
Tax on profits not capital in the tax system
The text argues profits taxation should be separate from capital. It proposes widening interest deduction limits and criticizes treating interest and invested capital as the tax base. It warns tax evasion via exempt securities and calls for a simple profits tax not tied to capital.
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United States
Treasury
Red Cross Nurses and the War Duty Debate
The author argues early competent nurses can aid wounded soldiers and questions relaxing RN qualification rules. The Red Cross should admit graduates from registered schools at a date, not require state board exams, while stressing fair pay and that nursing is a wartime duty, not a money making job. Citizens must ensure trained nurses serve on the firing line’s needs.
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Red Cross
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American Federation of Labor
Tan Ft
France
The Russian Assembly Letter Calls for Allied Intervention
R. of Brooklyn urges editorial support for allied intervention in Russia to counter Bolshevik betrayal. He proposes a civilian commission, a limited American military presence, and assembling the Constituent Assembly in Siberia to legitimize democracy and denounce Bolshevik rule. Dated June 13, 1918.
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New York Time
Germany
Russia
Japan
England
France
Birest-Litovsk
Siberia
Brooklyn
Filipinos Join the Battle Letter to the Editor
Letter to The New York Times from June 13 1815 discusses a Filipino doctor married recently who plans to join the National Guard training camp. The writer notes Filipino support for a political separation and expresses gratitude for offers of Filipino soldiers, reflecting cross national loyalties during the period.
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New York Times
Cebu
Philippine Islands
National Guard
Sam
Queson
The Great Adventure In Memory Of Lloyd Seward
Poetic memorial tribute to Lloyd Seward Alien God the Master Pilot of Gods. Kendall Banning Major Signal Reserve Corps Aviation Section signs the dedication as a valediction to life, fate, and duty.
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Lloyd Seward
Kendall Banning
Signal Reserve Corps
Aviation Section
Hope of the Jugoslavs by Dr Milosh Trivounatz
Milosh Trivounatz argues the Kosovo battle of 1389 shaped Serb national memory and resilience under Turkish rule. He links later Balkan Wars and Serbian statehood to independence from Austria Hungary, urging unity of Serbs, Croats, Slovenes and American sympathy as of June 1915.
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New York Times
Kossovo
Lazar
Murad
Koasovo
Europe
Christendom
Vienna
Serbia
Kossoevo
Milosh
Bilich
Kosnevo
Lince
Stephen Nemanja
Konisovcc
Kara George
Peter
Kingdom
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Mediterranean
Saloniki
Constantinople
Appeal Highlights Admission Policy at Cancer Home
A Brooklyn writer reports a case in which a poor patient with incurable cancer was helped by the Cancer Home of Hawthorne New York after a friend contacted Mother Lathrop The observer notes the home requires patients to be poor and without money and claims the patient was promised comfort in days near end to urge readers to support the charity.
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Waterloo
Mother Lathrop
New York Times
Hawthorne
Westchester County
N. Y
Brootlyn
A Face on the War Map
A reader comments on a New York Times magazine map showing the Dettie front and the western front in 1918. The reviewer notes the outline resembles a woman's head and neck and interprets the depiction as a symbolic face toward Germany.
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New York
Germany
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