Treat Em Rough Tank Corps Paper Grows at Camp Colt
The United States Tank Corps publishes Treat Em Rough at Camp Colt Pennsylvania. Started with 16 pages and one man staff the weekly paper has expanded to sixteen pages with a full organization and advertising manager. Lieutenant Tucker leads as editor and treasurer and each tank company has a paper representative. The paper records military social and sporting events with illustrated articles and features pieces like Picking the High Men for the Tanks. The goal is to inform home readers and fund the paper through subscriptions while showcasing tank crews before deployment to Europe.
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Pennsylvania
Tank Corps
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Iim
Tucker
Kim Rough
New York
Astor Theatre
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Treat 'Em Rough
Camp
Coll
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Nir
Cuba Regulates German Residents Under Wartime Decree
Havana issues decree allowing enemy subjects to relocate within ten days to a distance from shore. It bans resident enemy correspondence and requires registration of current and subsequent addresses with police. Internment possible for noncompliance.
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Havana
Cuba
London Gets a Cafeteria for Public Meals
London announces a Ministry of Foods Model National Kitchen and Restaurants providing wholesome meals at less than a third of typical prices. Located in New Bridge Street Blackfriars the venture aims to cover rents and taxes with 2 percent profit and may stay open all night serving office workers and nearby newspaper staff.
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London
Ministry of Foods
National Kitchen
National Kitchens
New Bridge Street
Blackfriars
Fleet Street
American Women Aid Sicilian Relief Work in War Essen
American Red Cross volunteers operate in Sicily and Canicattini providing refugee aid. Major Aldrich and Major Hereford report strong relief efforts. Lucinda Marsh leads health and sanitation work with 175 families served and 700 daily meals. Women staff run workrooms, kitchens, and education programs aiding war-affected civilians.
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Rome
American Red Cross
Ialian Front
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South
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W. R. ‘Hereford
Sicily
Red Cross
Taormina
Winifred Putnam
Putnam
Lucinda Marsh
Illinois
Canteattini
York
Marsh
de. Marsh
Canbattin
France
Slavs Demand Freedom at Church Forum on Austria
Slav speakers at the Church of Ascension urged freedom for Austria-Hungary's subject peoples. Dr. Pergler of the Czechoslovak National Council spoke for Czechoslovaks, Dr. Trivomatz for Jugoslavs, and Lieutenant Stoica for Rumanians. They denounced Austrian promises, urged an international body to punish wrongs, and warned of future conflicts after any peace.
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Tenth Street
Charles Pergler
Czechoslovak National Council
Milosh Trivomatz
Serbian Defense League
Jugoslavs
Vasile Stoica
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Germany
Trivomatz
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
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Stoliga
Stoica
Dr. Pergler
Ireland
England
Bessarabian Roads Tied Up by Strikes
London dispatch reports railway workers in Bessarabia on strike paralyzing the country. The Telegraph states munition depots held by Rumanians are sealed off and that the trouble is attributed to political causes.
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Bessarabia
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Italys Front Pressure Deepens Austria Retreats Across Piave
The article argues Austria faces strategic attrition against Italy with Italian lines interior and shorter while Austrian bases lie farther from battlefront. It notes Italy’s morale and numbers favoring Italians, possible German reinforcements, and potential Italian victory if retreat is confirmed.
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Poland Reborn in French Fields Amid War Parade
Polish volunteers march with French and American allies as President pins War Cross on a flag bearing the 1914 Bayonne gift. Lt Chodacko, 80 crippled, relives a Somme vow and Count Sobanski recalls Artois battles. Polish plans foresee mass recruitment from the United States.
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Somme
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Gouraud
Bayonne
Foreign Legion
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Artois
America
Unteer
Prince Radziwill
United States
Europe
Order of Teutonic Knights
Atlantic
Russians Seek Allied Intervention to Save Petrograd and Russia
Editor Herman Bernstein reports from Russia that most Russians would welcome Allied intervention to stop Bolshevik power and thwart Germany. He cites demoralization, food shortages, and calls for a constitutional government while warning delay could push Russia toward Germany.
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American Hebrew
Aussia
Russia
Bernstein Petrograd
Moscow
Japan
Kerensky
Norway
Stron
Kola Bay
Germany
Murmansk
Gorlachkovsky
United States
Kola
Railrom
Hner
Sergius Korff
Enavitatt
Finland
Emil Henrichsen
Buenos Aires
Sweden
Russians Propose Russian Army Aid in Allied Intervention
A late evening meeting at the Church of All Nations West discussed forming an army of Russian citizens to cooperate with allied intervention in Russia. Speakers praised US friendship with Russia while Bolshevik hecklers were escorted out by police. violence or threats were condemned and unity with America urged.
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America
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Fifth
Captain Sweeney
Henry L. Slobodin
Russia
United States
Pushkin
Lermontoff
Turgenloff
Tolstey
Servius M Ingermann
A. J. Nk
Russian Information Bureau
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Kerensky
A. Krinkin
Polish Army in France Reveals First Public Ceremony Behind Front
The Polish Army in France debuted publicly behind the battlefront in a ceremony where flags were presented by four French cities Paris Nancy Belfort Verdun. M Demowski received the flags as Polish National Committee President. Standards were blessed and oath of service taken, symbolizing a revived national spirit as volunteers join Allied efforts.
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Paris
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Alsace
Verdun
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Republic
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Intervention urged to curb Bolshevik power in Russia
Allied leaders call for immediate military action in Russia to prevent a German advance, proposing a joint expedition with Japan and a civil high commission led by an American statesman. The plan aims to restore order and ensure rail and material supplies for Russia’s recovery.
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Russia
18 000 Czechs in Siberia Control Trans-Siberian Road
Harbin reports 18 000 Czech troops in Siberia reportedly controlling the eastern half of the Trans-Siberian route. Dispatch notes Colonel George H.
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Manchuria
Associated Press
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