Hearst Teutonism Seen In German Page Editorials
Samuel Hopkins Adams portrays William Randolph Hearst as a fervent Germanophile. The piece labels his rhetoric pro Kaiser, noting Hearst’s German language paper Deutsches Journal claims “America's Greatest German newspaper” and accuses him of prewar and wartime anti allied bias.
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Germany
America
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Howe Sons
Pation
Chow
Gertars
Roth
Jonas
United States
Deutsches Journal
Ress
Texico
Ireland
Japan
Belgium
France
Russia
Deutechtum
Gerard’s Four Years in Germany reviewed in Ledger finale
The Philadelphia Public Ledger publishes the forty third instalment of James W. Gerard’s My Four Years in Germany. The piece surveys Germany’s guilt and America’s danger, noting the Kaiser cable and diplomacy notes, with Gerards warnings of German military power and the need for liberal reform before peace.
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Germany
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America
Wilson
Gerard
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Atle
Gaston Means Arrested on Murder Charge
Concord details say Gaston H B Means was arrested on a warrant for the murder of Mrs Maude A King near Blackwelder Spring on Aug 29. Solicitor Hayden Clement filed the warrant. a coroner inquiry was discussed then halted. Means in custody at the county jail after a conference on law questions. NY official Dooling, Dr Schultze and Captain Jones gave testimony on the weapon and death.
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Maude A. King
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Black Welders Spring
Hayden Clement
Judicist
North Carolina
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John T. Dooling
Otto H. Schultze
Pokicr
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Means
H. A. Caldwell
Hether
Clements
Frank I. Osborne
Charlotte
W. G. Means
Hut Ax
Gaston H. Means
Dooling
Jones
King
Schultze
W. 8. Bingham
M. F. Ritchie
Menns
Pope Will Plead Again For Peace
Vatican awaits Entente reply to Pope Benedicts peace note. He will urge goals shared by all sides as the basis for a new peace era and state that disputed issues can be settled by goodwill rather than war. Cardinal Gasparri calls for conscription to enforce international arbitration.
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Court of Arbitration
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Merlin
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Belgium
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Romania
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Trentony Triest
Zurich
Gisparri
U. S. and Allies bar more peace talks unless pope appeals
U S and Entente Allies say no further peace discussions will occur unless Pope Benedict XVI makes a fresh appeal. Officials note German and Austrian replies to the papal appeal were not unexpected and the United States will not respond unless the Vatican addresses the specific points in President Wilsons earlier reply.
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Mitchel Seeks Court Order For Republican Primary Recount
Mayor Mitchel obtained a Supreme Court order to show cause why the Republican primary ballots should not be opened for Bennett and Mitchel to inspect. He accused Bennett of unfounded fraud charges and said a correct result is vital for the public. Bennett had urged a recount but took no action before the order.
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Ultimatum to Berlin Sent by Argentina
Buenos Ayres reports Argentina has sent an ultimatum to Germany demanding a formal statement of its attitude toward Minister Count von Kuxburg and a reiteration of promises regarding Argentine shipping in the Toro settlement. Berlin has provided no explanations since the U.S. Secretary of State's disclosures, only a verbal remark via Dr. Molina that Argentina deems indifferent.
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Web of Kaiser's Gold Ties German Propaganda to Congress
Washington dispatch notes strong opposition to a Congressional probe into German funding of propaganda. Secretary Lansing says the Bernstorff telegram should not implicate Congress. The Public Information Committee released raid documents linking Daniel Cohalan, John Devoy, George Viereck, Marcus Braun, and Miss Ray Beveridge to German schemes.
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Supreme Court
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George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
Marcus Braun
East Side
Ray Beveridge
California
von Bernstorff
Justice Cohalan
Kaiser
Ireland
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United States
Great Britain
Mexico
Inter
John Devay
Secret Service
Sir Roger Casement
Tralee
Piers
Dinance
Prince Harefeldt
Holland Commission
Lansing, Baker and Dawels
George Creel
Holland
German Plot Suppressed At Wall Street Office Event
U S. Committee on Public Information reports that in 1918 four Justice Department agents seized papers from Wolf von Igel at 60 Wall Street as he prepared a transfer to the German Embassy. Von Igel resisted arrest in a struggle, signaling deep German efforts to influence loyal Americans and shield embassy actions.
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Canada
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Guardiwage
British Air and Sea Craft Attack Ostend
British warships bombarded German naval works at Ostend with satisfactory results. Three German seaplanes were shot down by British planes. Simultaneous raids hit Thourout airfields and railway station and near Atelier de la Marine Ostend, with bombs dropped and enemy attacks repelled by Royal Flying Corps patrol. All British aircraft returned safely.
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Ostend
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Atelier de la Marine
Royal Flying Corps
The Law's New Arm Mounted Police Ready to Begin Work
New York State's mounted police prepared to commence duties as part of a broader law enforcement expansion. The report highlights training plans, deployment targets, and the anticipated impact on civil order in urban and rural areas.
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