Great Triumph of the Fleet and Security of the Empire
The British fleet holds the ocean as Germany is cut off from overseas trade. The Royal Navy seals Germany’s collapse by blockade and force, while British power defends the empire and presses toward victory amid war rhetoric from London.
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London
Maat
Seven Seas
Germany
Ife
Lever
Monte Video
Yokohama
Aconflict
British Isles
Ad Mahan
Dominion-Wide Prohibition Debate Yet to Take Shape
Widespread talk about a strict dry regime grows as speakers urge provincial prohibition over local veto. Some argue national prohibition would yield better results, while others doubt its feasibility. The discussion reflects a broader national mood but lacks concrete policy steps.
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Dominion
Vnce
Canada plans drive to aid farmers in postwar era
A government commission outlines priorities to boost credit land settlement and immigration, extend marketing and processing capacity, and expand cooperative credit. It calls for efficient use of forests fisheries mines and water power and stresses transport and research to support rural production and farmer prosperity after the war.
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Canada
Areo
Commission
American naval allies urged for world peace plan
The article discusses Dr. Eliot's view on a democratic Swiss‑style army for the United States and a broad Anglo‑American‑European alliance to secure sea freedom. It argues for a permanent, large peace‑keeping league among Britain, France, Italy, Russia, Japan, and invitations to Pan‑America and Scandinavia, plus a smaller defensive tie among Britain, France, and the United States.
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Eliot
Jwenee
Congress
Great Britain
Eilot
France
Italy
Japan
Russia
United States
Pan- America
Scandinavia
The
Hague
Europe
Bac
Rusia
Britain
Hach
Pas Combinamany
No US market statements on Rusetan munitions talks
The Imperial Munitions Board issued a statement saying there are no declarations that the Rusetan government is negotiating an end to high explosive shipments in the United States. The board recently placed an order for boxes for 45 brass cases after tenders were called and the lowest price quoted was accepted.
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U.S
Imperial Munitions Board
United States
Canada the Great War's impact on its global profile
Lord Northcliffe argues Canada gains lasting prestige from war, citing its large volunteer army, wartime production, and expanded rail and grain strength. He forecasts Canada rising as a major power with 500000 troops, and outlines potential postwar trade with Russia and other nations, including expanded transcontinental links.
Navigability of Hudson Straits Affected by 1914 Ice Season
Memorandum discusses Captain Andersons Arctic observations in Hudson Bay and the Hudson Strait. It details ice conditions, passage dates for ships Darley Chine Sheba Bonaventure and others, and analyzes claims of delays. The author argues Andersons report was misrepresented and asserts a July 16 to November 15 window for safe navigation with light extensions.
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Lantem
Anderson
Cape Button Sree
Port Harwell
Hutton da ‘Tend Regio
Paasage Eget
Acadia
Railway Department
Darley Chine
Outwan Pound
Btralt
Bonaventure
Etrance
Sheba
Hudson Bay
Hudsen Bay
Stra
Hudson Hay and
Strait
Hudson Beyond Strait
London Banking Position at War End Question
Lord Ritchie questioned whether London can retain its premier financial position after the war. He spoke in Liverpool about the future of international banking and noted that England’s standing will depend on the war’s duration and its effects on global finance.
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London
Lopdoe
Pos World
Lord Ritchie
Liverpool
New York
England
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Archangel
Ctra
America
Weill
Economic and Development Commission
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Cable
Erwise
Australia
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South Africa
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Belgium
Haly
Lord Northcliffe
Calcult Jones
Lommons
Lord Northcliffie
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Givenchy
Waterloo
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Haat
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Hudson Straits
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