Controversial disclosures target Krupp and Lichnowsky figures
The article reports on revelations by Dr Wilhelm Muhlen and Prince Lichnowsky about causes of World War I. It claims England sought to prevent war while Germany and its Austrian alliance pushed it. Details include Belgian artillery stockpiles, Krupp involvement, and the German military’s role, with Muhlen living in Switzerland and Madison cited on Belgium’s innocence.
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Germany
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Open diplomacy row prompts Senate executive session
Senator Borah pressed for open treaties after the President’s call for open covenants of peace. The President defined the stance as explicit and public while allowing private Senate discussion of delicate matters. The move aims to end backstairs diplomacy and prevent secret pacts like the Russian treaties and Prince Sixtus letters.
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Senate
Secretary Lansing
Senator Borah
Prince Sixtus
The Idle Mississippi and Missed Waterway Uses
The Whig argues the Mississippi waterway is misused or underused as railroads gain government control. It criticizes cities for neglecting terminals, notes government inaction on waterway development, and laments an open gulf route with no inland boats to carry traffic.
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Boy in France Wears Cross of War Medal Story
In a village in France a bright smiling boy pridefully wears his late father’s Cross of War medal on a ribbon near his heart. Fatty Walters translates his tale of loss, telling how the mother appears with a basket as the boy recounts his father’s sacrifice and the family pride surrounding the medal.
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We Will Fight On For France And Freedom
A wartime crowd hears a veteran speak of shared sacrifice between American soldiers and French allies. A woman praises the country and President, pledging steadfast support if Berlin wins any front. The speaker vows France will defend its soil, and both nations will endure until victory. The scene ends with a boy wearing a medal clinging to his guide.
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Mississippi Waterway in War Effort Proposed by Valley Leaders
In a bold wartime appeal, fifteen valley state leaders urge Director General McAdoo to back a Mississippi river system plan. They argue the river can move up to 1,000,000 tons annually, easing railroad coal use and rapid wartime needs, with estimates ranging from 7 to 12 million dollars for towboats and barges. Major General W. M. Black and G. A. Tomlinson back the effort, highlighting year-round navigability and federal involvement.
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United States
Mississippi River
McAdoo
Mississippi
W. M. Black
G. A. Tomlinson
New York
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
WAR GARDEN Eggplant as a beef substitute for amateurs
Eggplant can substitute beefsteak in a home garden. Start with purchased plants, give them a sunny rich site, avoid fresh manure, and space two feet apart. Watch for potato bug and spray with arsenate of lead or Paris green. Black Beauty is a recommended variety.
Platform Creed Quoted by William Tyler Page Signed
The speaker states their platform pledge aligning with William Tyler Page’s creed and vows to uphold every line with word, honor, and life. This expresses firm commitment to Principle, integrity, and enduring dedication in public service.
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William Tyler Page
Slow Poke Surprises Peter Rabbit With a Fright
Peter Rabbit and Slow Poke the Box Turtle share a meal on Green Meadows. Peter boasts he can scare anyone, but Slow Poke proves he can frighten Peter by mimicking a hiss, revealing Peter’s fear of snakes. The tale highlights playful mischief and quick lessons.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
Slow Poke
Box Turtle
Green Forest
Slow Peke
Danny Meadow Mouse
Stow Poke
Manly vow to fight on echoed by the group
In a tense moment on the street Sandy Splits swallows hard then declares he will help the others fight on. The group quickly unites with a firm pledge to continue the struggle together.
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Sandy Splits
Horrible Deaths for U Boat Crews
London reports harrowing details of the destruction of one of the largest German submarines. Only two of a forty man crew survived after a mine strike, with several agents killed themselves, and others forced to surface by compressed air as the vessel sank.
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London
Sixty Three Ships To Be Launched July 4th
Philadelphia reports to the Emergency department indicate sixty three ships are to be launched on July 4. The preparations are underway as part of a broad mobilization effort. Officials confirm the plan and expect ceremonies in multiple harbors.
Fleet to launch sixty plus ships on Independence Day
Charles M. Schwab directs a nationwide push to launch at least sixty three ships on July fourth, aiming for a historic mass splash to impress the German emperor. Shipyards across Atlantic and Pacific coasts, the Gulf, and the Great Lakes compete to set a new single day record, with thirteen ships within the Philadelphia district.
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Fleet Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Great Lakes
Philadelphia
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