Why Should the Y Aid Russia
The piece argues 300 Y M C A secretaries should be sent to Russia to boost morale and support war effort. It notes Americans raised 50 million dollars for wartime work, half to Russia for morale of Russian troops and education. It warns Bolshevik morale would rise if extended and urges further policy statements.
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Anlu Y. M. C. A
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Mr Corey's Germany Analysis Draws Wide Praise
The Whig lauds Herbert Corey for clear reporting on Germany's economy. Readers cite facts over gloom as Corey notes Germany is not near collapse but fatigued yet buoyed by a hope of victory. He questions the impact of U boat warfare and the empire faces a difficult blow to shatter that hope.
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Townley and the American Way in Oklahoma Politics
A fragmentary speech by A C Townley is cited, arguing that farmers and labor form a political force. The piece notes Townley’s influence on credit and transport controls, describes farmer debt, and advocates forming a new political movement to reform parties and elections. It mentions a 35 percent farmer vote and 27 percent labor vote as potential power.
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Eleanor Tayier
Thas Gresit
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Lavoe Formas
USA
Lenine Intrigue Seen In German Truce Talks
Indianapolis dispatch analyzes Lenine’s move as a German plotted truce with representatives from Petrograd and German agents. It argues the Kaiser’s aim is demoralizing Russia while allies will not recognize a Lenine government and questions the true Russian national representation and impact on ongoing war policy.
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Lenine
Germany
Petrograd
Berlin
Hans Vorst
Tageblat
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United States
Minneapolis unions press for wartime control of streetcar lines
In Minneapolis and St Paul, labor tensions over the Twin City Transit dispute escalated Friday night as several hundred carmen and a thousand sympathizers urged the national defense council to order the lines renationalized for the war period. The city council passed the resolution despite one dissenting vote. Company officials refused arbitration, stating differences had already been sent to arbitration. Union leaders vow to keep to their position demanding badge removal or idle status.
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St. Paul
Twin City Transit Company
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National Council of Defense
Ren
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Labor Assembly
Three Americans Named in Journal Silver Medals List
Paris Dec 1 official journal lists recipients of hospital work silver medals. Among them are the Duchesse De Choiseul once Claire Coudert of New York, the Marquise De Chambrun formerly Mecaret Rives Nichols of New York, and Mrs Elsie De Wolfe.
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Duchesse de Choiseul
Claire Coudert
New York
Marquise DeChambrun
Mecaret Rives Nichols
Migs Elsie. de Wolfe
An Interrupted Sleep in Burgess Animal Tales
Yowler the Bobcat creeps toward a Gobbler roost in the Green Forest seeking an easy meal. He climbs the tree as gobblers wake and scatter when a branch snaps, ending his plan in a burst of disappointment.
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Gobbler
Urges Deportation Of Yaqui Indians
Gen. P Elias Calles telegram directs extermination of Yaqui people. About 1,400 Yaquis concentrated at Hermosillo, moved to Guaymas and aboard for Manzanillo then Mexico City for disposition. Policy to extend to Ures and Guaymas districts.
Birthday Prank Sparks Small-town Mischief
In Our School Saturday recounts Fatty Bellowes plotting a birthday visit to Pansy Cook, only to find no party yet. Amid wartime rationing, Mrs Cook explains there will be no cake, prompting Fatty to abandon plans and lash out at Torp Stebbins’ stones.
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Alfred
Missus Cook
Fatty
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Otick
Torp Stebbins
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Produced Disloyal Film Under Arrest
Robert Goldstein, author and producer of a motion picture play, was arrested in Los Angeles on a federal warrant for producing a publication tending to cause disloyalty and mutiny among U S armed forces. He was arraigned and held for the federal grand jury under $5,000 bail and seized films placed in U S marshal custody during the war period.
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Robert Goldstein
United States
Goldstein
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