Russia Stands Firm Against Dishonorable Peace Move
A speech by M Teresch outlines free Russia's aim for an indissoluble alliance with the Allied democracies and insists on publishing old regime treaties only over Russia’s strong protest. He argues a global peace is needed and that the revolution compels loyalty to the Allies, rejecting separate peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
M. Teresch
France
A.F. Kerensky
Black Sea
Is Scotland Going Dry The War Time Prohibition Push
A wartime prohibition movement in Scotland gains momentum as Sir Edward Parott cites large Edinburgh turnout at Usher Hall. He argues the anti drink drive could redirect thousands from production to agriculture and war effort, warning Scotland’s sacrifice would be greater if the ban fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edward Parott Cme
Woman Seeks New Style Goods in City Shop
An elderly shopper asks for cloths she has not seen before and questions the clerk about novelty. The salesman presents Warm white garments and coats. the lady remains unsure, asking if anything newer is available and expressing doubt about the picks.
Victoria Crosses and the celebrated deeds of wartime heroes
The article argues V C medals are rare due to stringent rules, noting acts like Albert Jacka at Gallipoli and Private Potts at Suvila Bay as exemplary yet not universally awarded. It highlights a New York Sun view, and contrasts heroic portraits with unheroic appearances, praising steadfast, unglamorous courage.
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Crimea
South Africa
Michael O'Leary
Albert Jacka
Courtney
Gallipoli
Jacka
Potts
Berkshire Infantry
Suvila Bay
A.V. Smith
East Lancashire
Yates
Second
Yorkshire Light Infantry
le Cateau
Hig
George Wheel‘re
Vane
Ampaees
the Sun
V.C
London
Fane
Cambridge Professor Challenges War Hatred as Troop Motivation
Shipley of Christ’s College Cambridge argues hate is not a reliable incentive for war. He cites a recent officer visit to a British trench where some German troops were observed, implying hatred cannot be effectively mobilized as a driving force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Christ's College, Cambridge
England
Reassurance Turns to Flirtation in Personal Exchange
A quoted dialogue reveals two people exchanging reassurance and shifting from flirtation to accusation. One party doubts the other’s genuine care as the conversation hints at attraction and possible manipulation, leaving intent unclear.
What Pan Germanism Meant to United States
An analysis stating Germany would use combined sea and land operations to force peace on the United States. It argues the U S would be vulnerable from Atlantic coast invasions, naval blockades, and export cutoffs, with a German landing potentially starting a four week campaign on American soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
China
Marin
Weltpol
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Amercan
Heavy U S Firms Open Branches In Canada
Manufacturers' News of Chicago reports about fifty U S firms establishing branch plants in Canada during the past two years with an estimated average investment of 300000 each. Total new plant value around 150 million, lifting American holdings in Canada to about 978 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
News of Chicago
Caue
Canadian War Efforts Ignite Volunteer Support Across Nations
The Los Angeles Times lauds Canada for bearing the early brunt of gas attacks and boosting aid through volunteers. It highlights Canadian resolve, support from Chinese volunteers, and women’s broader wartime contributions, praising Canada as a historic ally in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Vancouver
Los Angeles Times
Eskimo and Indian Boy Scouts Thrive at Hay River Mission
An Ottawa visit reveals a Yukon mission troop of Eskimo and Indian boys under Scout Master William Robert Hunter. After six weeks travel from Harve r, he reports keen learners eager to form a troop and carry training back to their tribes at age eighteen. The tale also recalls Lieut Hugh Hetherington of Brandon, a former Western front hero and former Scoutmaster of the 3rd Brandon troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Hay River
Peeeares
Robert Hunter
Canada
Harver
Hunter
Ottawa
Boy Scout
Europe
Hugh Hetherington
Brandon
Hetherington
Lieut
Cox
Prince
Destruction of French towns and gardens by German forces
Eyewitness notes widespread deliberate damage in Peronne and Bapaume. Fruit trees, espaliers, and ornamental plantings were cut to kill them. houses show shell damage, with interiors looted or ruined. Many hotels and churches left ruined, with scarce furniture remaining.
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Boas Eerene Seeee
Peronne
Bapaume
Berlin
Hotel de Ville
Sodmoet Thorugh
Babylon in British Hands Noted for Strategic Value
The item highlights Babylon as a key strategic site under British control noted for its wartime importance and guard presence. It emphasizes its central role in controlling access and signals ongoing military significance.
Unclear Fragments Signal Possible War Era Debate
Fragmentary text references London figures, governance terms, and mentions of failure or recurrence. The garbled lines hinder clear events or dates. No definite people or organizations are identifiable to form a solid summary.
All Credit Is Alameda's The Evening Region To Make Am
The fragment suggests a local event or notice focused on Alameda and an evening report. Readable names or places are limited, but the item hints at a credit or recognition theme tied to a regional section.
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Verdun
Hestek
Prometheus
V. C
Britain
Ind
Tribue
Canadien
Bestiad Eee
Babylon
Dean Inge
Dean Ents
Cameda
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