Germany and the voices within a shattered war order
The piece debates whether Germany can reflect true democratic will versus the influence of war rulers. It contrasts hopes for liberal German voices with Russia’s reaction to peace terms, cites Wilson and Lloyd George, and notes American censorship under Potsdam in shaping tone and guidance.
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Germany
Alence-Lorraine
Europe
Berlin
Russia
Wilson
Congress
Santa Claus
Zabern
Lloyd George
Potsdam
Peoria Star
Lioyvd George
Bloomington
Burlington Gazette
Peace Council
No Drunken Army Warned by Pershing Ban
Pershing restricts hard liquors for American troops while permitting beer and light wines, arguing France endured less drunkenness then and that medicinal light wines aid health. Concerned teetotalers fear loosening prohibition though France has ample sanitary water. Dr Frank Crane backs Teddy as secretary of munitions but doubts linger over his popularity.
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Hough
Pershing
France
Europe
Frank Crane
Teddy
A Soldier Gift Book Praised for New Recruits
A promotional piece extols the Cantiumment Manual as the best soldier guide for new recruits. It covers setup, arms, drills, care of gear, and a French section, with chapters on obedience courage determination initiative alertness cleanliness cheerfulness comradeship courtesy ambition loyalty and teamwork. President Wilson’s wartime remarks are noted as supportive.
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Kilner
MacKlroy
National Army
Wilson
Freedom
Peace Moves Across Europe Referenced in Editorials
A compilation notes varied newspaper opinions on World War I peace efforts. While glowing about rational peace and German self government, critics call out militarism, empire ambitions, and the burden on common people. The tone ranges from hopeful to skeptical about Kaiser's openness and Turkey's role.
Farmer Brown's Boy Plots to Stop Bold Goshawk
In a Green Forest tale, Farmer Brown's Boy plots to protect hens and pigeons from Mr. Goshawk, weighing killing the hawk versus safer action. He plans to ensnare the hunter by using an old hen as bait at dawn while keeping fowl indoors. The hawk vows to hunt again, undeterred by past close calls.
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Farmer Brown
Mr. Goshawk
Green Forest
Grouse
Tig Tom Gobbler
Mrs. Gr
Palmer
Brown
Australian Cabinet Resigns Prompt New Ministry Formed
Australian cabinet led by William Morris Tingles resigns per a Melbourne Reuters dispatch. Frank G. Tudor, labor leader, has been summoned to form a new ministry following the resignation.
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Tondon
Wiliam Morris Tingles
Reuter
Melbourne
Frank G. Tudor
Doctor Chamberlain Found Guilty of Brother’s Murder
In Goochland, Virginia, Dr. Asa W. Chamberlain was convicted of murdering his brother and sentenced to life imprisonment. The case underscores a tense outcome as the trial concluded with decisive punishment.
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Dr. Chamberlain
Goochland
Ian
Asa W. Chamberlain
In Our School by Paul West and the German Spy Incident
A schoolyard tale recounts Willie Schwarz accused as a German spy by classmates Andy Anderson and others. They lock him in a barn stall with a padlock until his father and Mrs Schwartz intervene. adults discipline the youths for their actions.
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Ndy Anderson
Ed Haynes
Ex Brigham
Miss Palmer
Willie Schwarz
Andy
Willie
Wille
Kiser
Palmer
Missus Schwartz
Mister Anderson
Bol
Two Car Crash Injures Brooks and Passenger
C C Brooks of Fountain Green and another driver in Carthage were slowed to about 15 mph when their Ford cars collided. Both radiators bent and occupants struck the wind shield. Brooks avoided serious harm due to light failure. One of the other occupants suffered a broken nose.
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Carthage
C. C. Brooks
Fountain Green
Ford
Galesburg
E. A. Tucker
Mary Love
Love
Tucker
Odd Fellows
Scott
Rebekah Lodge
No. 400
Webster
Lola L. Lionberger
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Augusta
Wm. Ebgens
Fred Morrison
Russian Delegates Arrive for Brest Litovsk Talks
London dispatch reports the Russian peace delegation led by Foreign Minister Trotzky arriving at Brest Litovsk on Monday to reopen negotiations, with Berlin source details shared via Copenhagen and telegraph.
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London
Trotzky
Brest-Litovsk
Berlin
Copenhagen
Death of Private Christ Douglas in French Front
General Pershing reported the death in France of Private Christ Douglas of Joliet Illinois route number four due to appendicitis on Tuesday.
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Washington
General Pershing
France
Christ Douglas
Joliet
Married happiness ruined by quarrels
Doctors claim a person with a strong nervous system controls happiness, while overwork worry and dissipation lead to quarrels and separations. Phosphated iron is advertised as the nerve energy booster, feeding blood and nerve centers to restore vitality. Sold in capsules by Owl Drug Store at 125 North Sixth St. Ad.
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Owl Drug Store
North Sixth St
Ady
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