German Myth of Super efficiency Is Shattered Says Observer
The piece argues against optimism about Germany's war strength, citing propaganda and mismanagement in German food regulation, while calling for realistic analysis of military prospects. It notes Austria-Hungary as subservient to Germany and recalls generals' fallibility, ending with a comparison to Napoleon.
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Tuckahoe
Central Empire
Reichstag
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Maurice
Napoleon
St. Helena
Bringing the loafers home in France
An American slacker critique in France urges the State Department to remove Americans lingering as war spectators. It notes relief workers overstayed, idle curiosity placeholders, and costly public charges harming French pride and business. The piece calls for Americans with no valid excuse to be sent home promptly.
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France
State Department
Sea power in action drives Britain to aggressive policy
The piece argues Britain will maintain an aggressive sea power stance, citing Zeebrugge and Ostend as examples. It suggests watchful waiting has ended and Britain is taking risks to vanquish German submarines, even if it costs lives and ships.
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Admiralty
Ostend
Germany
Britain
Borglum’s Case Cast Doubt On Aircraft Board Motives
Indianapolis News reports public affidavits suggesting Gutzon Borglum sought to form a plane building company while requesting authority to investigate the airplane situation. The accord alleges he used his ties to President Wilson and his board position to obtain plans and details for private gain, with Quenjamin Harris named as silent partner and Hugo C. Gibson connected to the British ministry of war. Bain Mix warned of a larger productive program, leading to his withdrawal amid suspicions.
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Gutzon Borglum
Aircraft Production Board
Borglum
Henry Harrison Suplee
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Quenjamin Harris
K. A. Mix
Dodge
Mix
Harris
Suplee
Hugo C. Gibson
Ministry of War
Gibson
T A Mix
Private Dannys War Book Chapter 37 On troop train departure
An entry from Private Danny describes a late night order to depart, sleeping in tourist sleepers on a moving train, singing and playing cards amid strict discipline. He criticizes lounge lizards near the rail hubs, praises Red Cross workers for hot coffee and sandwiches, and notes an upcoming stop near New York City before heading toward the ocean.
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New York City
Senator Hitchcock Question on Borglum Testimony
Senator Hitchcock says charges lack relevance to the senate inquiry and Borglum’s testimony is worthless. He notes Borglum has already been questioned and offers no important facts. The senator calls for public clarity while hinting the Justice Department will handle the matter as the nation seeks airplanes.
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Borglum
Senate
Testi
Department of Justice
Patience Against Patience in an Animal Tale
Peter Rabbit and Langlegs the Heron contest patience near Smiling Pool to reach Piper the Hyla. Peter sits perfectly still to protect Piper while Longlegs remains motionless, both hoping patience defeats speed and danger.
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Longlegs
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Brier Patch
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Reddy Fox
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Long Legs
Radish Seeds Help Break Soil Crust in Gardens
A gardening tip advises mixing radish seeds with other vegetables at planting. Radishes push through baked or packed soil quickly, breaking crusts to help slower seedlings reach light and establish root growth.
Hungarian Speaker Quits Amid Upper House Resignations
Amsterdam dispatch reports Count Andrew Barkecsy resigns as president of the Hungarian upper house and both vice presidents also step down. The move reshapes leadership in Hungary's legislative chamber and follows political tensions in Budapest.
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Amsterdam
Budapest
Andrew Barkecsy
Chamber
Prisoners Claim Hindenburg Dead Amid Offensive
London May 14 German prisoners captured in France report that Field Marshal Von Hindenburg is dead according to letters from British officers on the western front cited by the Daily Express The Express suggests the Hindenburg rumor was spread to mask the failure of the German offensive and highlights Gen Von Mackensen as a figure who could lead victory
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France
Marshal von Hindenburg
Western Front
Daily Express
von Mackensen
Express
Hindenburg
Austrians Repulsed at Monte Coro
ROM May 14 Austro Hungarian troops attacked Monte Coro a position recently taken by Italian forces The war office reports the assault was repulsed with heavy losses by Italian troops and defenses Contenders suffered significant casualties in the clash with Italian forces at Monte Coro
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Monte Coro
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