Russia Will Aid Allies In War Says War Correspondent
Stanley Washburn, arriving in Washington, asserts Russia will win the war for the Allies. He cites Russian defense strength, German overreach in Galicia and near Warsaw, and leadership under Grand Duke and Gen Alexieff as pivotal factors shaping a Russian push to victory.
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Russia
Stanley Washburn
Washington
Huesian
Mr. Washburn
Germany
Washburn
Alee
Pia
Warsaw
Hirest
Riga
Ivangorod
Rituation
Fhussia
Johnson
Willard
Havana
Canadian-born Therew in Guelph and battalion enlistment
The report from Canadian-born Therew in Guelph notes the 20th and 43rd eras and 163rd Battalion showing Canadians ready to defend rights and privileges. It mentions enlistment proportions in Waterloo and Galt areas, with figures around 43 to 42 and local variations in Heapeler.
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Guelph
Eries
Waterloo
Galt
Heapeler
Malayan air squadron grows from colonial contributions
The passage notes small British empire dependencies rallying to defend the empire by supplying aircraft and crews. It mentions two armored gun lanes, seven aeroplanes from Malay as scouts, forming an efficient Malayan air squadron, with a cost estimate of £2251 per unit and identifies Manasseh Meyer of Perak among contributors.
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Thas Bees Cenled
Manasseh Meyer
Ie Ee Ae
Perak
Ram
Paris Air Defences Shield City From Zeppelin Attacks
The piece contrasts Paris and London defenses, detailing Paris robust aerial system with observatories, artillery, and aerial guns. It notes rapid French progress, alarms triggered by enemy craft, and a trained corps guiding swift aeroplanes to intercept air intruders. France emphasizes organization, deception, and skilled marksmanship in its defensive network.
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London
Paris
Germany
America
Posta
Ctty
France
Grain in the Snow Boosts Winnipeg Farmers Storage Efforts
At a Winnipeg meeting the Northwest Grain Dealers' association directors and others pledged to provide temporary storage and protection for grain now in snow. They urged W. D. Staples to consider modifying car order rules to aid farmers in congested districts during emergencies.
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Northwest Grain Dealers’ Associations
Winnipeg
W. D. Staples
Board of Grain Commissioners
Building a Better Rural Home for Wisconsin Farmers
An essay from Hoard's Dairyman urges Wisconsin farmers to invest in well designed farm homes with modern conveniences. It argues that comfortable, efficient homes protect a farmer's wife and children's health and enable stronger community involvement and rural schools, while machinery reduces labor needs.
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Cerne
Genen
Wisconsin
Wein
Agricultural College
University
Kaiser Sends Sword to Sultan in Turkish Campaign Praise
Constantinople dispatch via Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm II sent a sword and congratulatory message to the Ottoman sultan for Gallipoli victory. The note hails a triumph over invaders and vows to honor the campaign as a defense of right. A sword was also sent to Enver Pasha.
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Constantinople
Koenter
Amsterdam
Turkey
Gallipoli
Kaeber
Enver Pasha
Military Health Warnings Warn Regiments After Fatal Neglect
A damaged report notes orders to militia officers to ensure each man receives care for grippe and illnesses. Four deaths reported, fourteen cases from men’s illnesses. Neglect linked to deaths and several pneumonia cases.
Premiers Invited to Canada by Ag Officials
Tentative invitation to the premiers of Australia and New Zealand is reported as they travel toward Britain with authorities aboard a convoy. The aim is to discuss cooperation on agricultural programs and trade.
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Canada
Australia
Ted
British Submarine Blockade Stances Off German Trade
Analysis notes that British submarine efforts are pressuring German commerce as line of battle extends through the North Sea and Baltic routes. It reports flotilla movements in the Cattegul and Eleinore area, discusses Germany’s nerves and countermeasures, and cautions about hospital ship attacks amid ongoing naval warfare.
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Cattegul
Aries
Fotilla
Huntleh
North Sea
Eleinore
Germany
John F. H. Pollen
Scandinaviat
Jaliic
Pernius
Sweden
Pasteveniea
Eich & Harrier
Teese
Mediterranean
Middle Sea
U Honte
Lipe
Mantilada
Admiralty
Iles War
Canada Aids Allies with Large Shell Orders to Britain
The Canada wartime business shows orders totaling 200 million dollars for shells, primers, forgings, and related items. About 6 million shells shipped to Britain, with 22.8 million planned, from 422 plants under the Ammunition Board, detailing various shell types and explosive designs.
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Haa
Canada
Piriter
Caneda
Britain
War On Ice
Great Britain
Ammunitions Board
Hritinh
Pitteen
Finch
German Leader Sees Allies Not Ready for Peace
In a Paul Goldmann interview, von Hindenburg says enemies desire peace but are insufficiently crushed. He praises German tactical position and claims Russian reserves can be met with joy if the war lasts until three nations England, Serbia, and Italy are punished.
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von Hindenburg
Paul Goldmann
Germany
Jie
England
Berbia
Italy
Merve
China Builds Larger Military Force Amid Rising Preparedness
A statement attributed to Captain Cushing A. Wice claims China already fields about 1,000,000 armed men and will rise to a standing force near 2,000,000 with a reserve of 10,000,000 within ten years. The report links this buildup to perceived threats and the push for national defense.
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China
Cushing A. Wice
Minnesota
United States
Rice
Caine
Patriotic Fund Work Shows National Role For Support
The Canadian Patriotic Fund executive releases a provincial analysis of receipts and expenditures for the period ending December 31, 1916. It notes early wartime reluctance to centralize funds, the shift to a national fund, and the ongoing provision for soldiers families across provinces with varying fundraising conditions.
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Canadian Patriotic Fund
Canedy
Alberta
British Columbia
Columbia
National Patriotle Fund
Devemer
Berlin Stores Offer Stamps in Change Amid Coin Shortage
In wartime Germany, shops dispense postage stamps as change due to a coin shortage. The government considers measures to increase gold supply until prices rise. Occupied towns report proclamations and local rationing, with civilians reacting to shortages and disruptions in daily life.
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Berlin
Peench
Cesena
Sanaa
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Alexieff
Cear
The
Little Nations
Georle Hendee
Kaiser
Gallipoli Peninsula
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New Brunswick
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