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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
20
The piece describes munitions production and labor in Britain, citing health checks for drivers, claims about who should operate factory work, and debates on reform. It covers statements by Health Commissioner Goldwater and other officials, touching on safety, productivity, and wartime labor conditions.
A chaotic festival in a rural town prompts residents to discuss a name change and reorganize community events. Local leaders aim to resolve identity, with cultural programs, parades, and school activities tied to revised naming while residents await official guidance.
A garbled OCR fragment reflects wartime commentary on Germany and Allied powers. It mentions political reactions, democracy, and international alliances as it weighs military actions and national aims during World War I. The date May 27 1015 appears, suggesting a century-old news or opinion column.
A fragmented wartime article reflects on women’s roles, courage, and social impact during conflict. It mentions families, national duty, and public life, with references to workers, home front contributions, and shifts in gender expectations amid upheaval.
James B Furber argues against promoting further reprisals and the automatic endorsement of modern warfare. He questions the moral and practical justification for war while acknowledging patriotism and public sentiment during 1915.
William St. Kerr argues the term freedom has been wielded to justify actions from the Congo to home politics. He cites Roosevelt speaks and wartime propaganda while noting casualties and the manipulation of ideals by leaders.
A Shelton reader letters page comments on a Tribune piece titled Dernburg's Disciple and compares it to ancient treachery, arguing for stronger punishment of German sympathizers in the United States. The writer claims Germany will not influence U.S. policy despite alleged assurances and urges deportation of disloyal foreigners.
MORRIS WI New York, June 3 1045 In a reflective piece a writer argues that socialists oppose war and advocate love for all peoples while warning against national hatreds. He asserts war’s roots in propaganda and urges persistent pacifist effort despite public opinion setbacks.
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