Count Czernin Told Emperor of War Outlook Early 1917
Fragmentary historical note cites Count Czernin predicting major wartime turns for Austria and the war’s duration. The missive, presented in Weimar, notes his foresight on Romania joining the Allies and expected Allied offensives, with reflections on German strategic misjudgments.
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Weimar
Breborger
Deutsche Allgemeinen Zeitung
Czernin
Romania
Photographers and artists visit Indian agency exhibit
28 years ago from the Eat Oregonian dated September 25, 1891, Wheeler left for Portland to supervise photographic work at the exposition. Tolson, Weed of Portland, and Warner, a New York sculptor, joined a visit to the Indian agency. Warner made plaster casts for medallions of Ya-ten e-oucite, Young Chief, and a daughter of Judge nahusb, while Colona Wood created sketches of several Indians. HM. it. Sibley, agent for the Enien.
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Wheeler
Portland
Exponition
Tolson
Warner
New York
Indian Agency
Ya-ten
E-Oucite
Nahusb
Colona Wood Sit Ohso
Geist
Sibley
Enien
Old German Flags Torn From Prison Train
A railway car in France carrying 500 German officers captured in the war arrived at an American-occupied depot. The flags were torn from the train by local police after the prisoners were moved. The American officer overseeing the prisoners was reprimanded and removed from duty for allowing the display of colors. The Germans were to be handed to German authorities for transport to their homes.
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Kiel
Wiheltmhaven
England
Herling
Count Crernin
France
Echo
Heine Torr Polles
Limberg
Neutraf Sone
Ex Crown Prince Free Once Again
Paris reports a rumor that former Crown Prince William of Germany has returned to his homeland via Zurich. Earlier June rumors of escape from Holland faded after official word, with later claims of visits to Powdam and possible monarchical coup plans. The various tips about his travel and stay remained unconfirmed.
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Paris
Zurich
William
Germany
Holland
Lo May
Powdam
Pendleton News Roundup Ends Turmoil in Town
Pacific observers report retirements and resigations amid local winds of change. Hout focuses on decline, while Tuxinesa earns praise and farmers manage old debts with cautious optimism.
National balloon race to set long distance record
From St Louis on October 1 the national balloon race aims to set new world and national long distance records. The current 1900 record of 5350 miles by Allan Hawley will be challenged as entrants including Capt Elmer Marschnetz Capt Carl Dammann Ernest Cole John McKibben Ralph Upson and William Assman compete under Aero Club of America rules with the Missouri Aeronautical Society directing.
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ST. Louis
Real
Allan Hawley
New York
Canada
Albert Fiona Lambert
Elmer
Marschnetz
St. Louie
Carl W Dammann
Wiehli
Kane
Ernest
Cole
John
Rus Sia
Cole, McKibben
Honeywell
Raser
AfeCullough
United States Army Air Service
Aero Club of America
Missouri Aeronautical Society
Fragmentary line hints at recalled name and age
A fragmented quotation references a person named Lehigh Burr and a memory of about ten years. The text is sparse and lacks clear context, making it difficult to extract a definite event, identity, or date from the fragment.
Severe novel autumn coat described in brown gabardine
The description outlines a strict plain style for an autumn coat. Details mention brown gabardine fabric, a tapered silhouette from shoulder to cuff, and broad black oilcloth braid trim with herald pockets.
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