Northcliffe and Tribune Spar Over Lords Debate
A New York Tribune passage and Northcliffe wartime coverage spark a heated House of Lords exchange. Lord Buckmaster questions government policy and Curzon defends envoy duties, while Northcliffe disputes misgivings and emphasizes consistent ministerial action in the diplomatic crisis.
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Lord Northcliffe
New York Tribunes
Smee
Asquith Geenrnsbisie
Tie Papert
Gardeer
Ally News
Buckmaster
Serur
Northeility
Wistote
Tribunenditorn
Northeli
Buchmaster
Berentmuey
Mercey
Buckreester
Tristians
Curzon
Noetnc
Renae Law
German newspapers face cut in newsprint supply
German press faces reduced newsprint as the government enforces rationing. Large papers bear the brunt with publishers warning of smaller issues and tighter page counts while magazines and smaller outlets lose a portion of their usual allotment.
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Copenhagen
Diene Merman
H A
Torus
Small Nations Need U.S. Credit After War Says Pratt
Dr. Kitward E Pratt, chief of the Federal Bureau of Foreign Trade, argues at a convention that small and weak nations deserve American credit postwar to rebuild economies. He warns extensions should empower Entente allies and restrain Germany and Austria, stressing the need to leverage postwar trade to stabilize Europe.
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U.S
Pratt
Kansas City
Germany
Austrie
Enid
Kitward E. Pratt
Feders! Bureau of Foreign
Mbdrens
lsVitid
Mkhuthelarerse
Auateln
Mingany
Paverdman
Sina'lar
Wesker
America Causing Unrest in Germany Declares Cambon
Cambon, general secretary in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in an interview with The Associated Press that American entry into the war stirred unrest in Germany. He argued the Allies faced a resurgent German resolve and warned Washington that U.S. involvement could widen allied unity and strain across colonies and indemnities.
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America
Germany
Cambon
Paris
Jang
Cerretary
Ministry of Force
Atars
Asaociated
Press ‘Co
Amerien Ete
Seriour
Civrmany
Pershing
Gtermany
Qermare
Serik
Yungksy
Americe
Camananidis
Romanian Mission on Way to America
A distorted report discusses a Romanian mission bound for the United States. Names mentioned include Vasily Lutacin and Vasile Loputiamnt, with references to military actions and a cautious stance on future offensives.
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America
Portuguese at Front Praised Liston Dunt 2h
The Vent official report notes general command praises the troops for discipline and their successes against enemy forces. It highlights bombardment support and repulses, as Parliament reads the military status today. Meatless Day for Toronto Club. Members of the Moral Club decide Friday menu will be meatier for wartime clubs.
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Alsud-Lorraine
Diethhylphew
Wien
France
Ombun
Wilson
Mary Trenermen
Wat
Liston
Toronto
Ioral Club
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Lord Snonmaster Arwrdls
Lori Buramaster
Saye Carson
York
Bern
Richbardabe
Lord Burkmanter
Hilly Walsh
Ursan Dell
Ordar
Berlin
U. S
Russia
Vasily Lutacin
Mota
Hirutetant
Vasile
Wenalle
Roberie
Saks & Company
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