Roanoke Rapids Herald Prints World Photographers
Through an association with many American newspapers the Roanoke Rapids Herald is represented worldwide by about two hundred photographers, over one hundred with the armies and navies of the warring nations. The best and most interesting pictures will be reproduced weekly for Herald readers.
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New Flag Over Old Castle at Cochem Germany
A new flag marks the headquarters of the American Fourth Army Corps. The castle sits beside the Moselle River in Cochem, Germany, with a long history of flags flying over its towers.
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Isond
Cochem
Germany
Moselle
Burg Cohen
Fourth Amerin Army Corps
Time Gentlemen Midnight Czar Goes To Bed
A playful mock scene unfolds as guests hesitate to quit after the mystic hour. The host proclaims time is of no account and the czar here welcomes longer play. The mistress interrupts with a witty reminder that it is bedtime.
Touching Tale Of Honor Across Cultures From A Humble Moment
An English man recalls his grandfather being honored by Queen Victoria who touched his shoulder with a sword and made him a lord. An American boy counters that an Indian once touched his grandfather on the head with a tomahawk and made him a “Janget.”
Paris Red Cross chief honored by Belgian queen
Mrs. Ernest P. Bicknell in charge of a Red Cross bureau in Paris receives decoration from the queen of Belgium for distinguished service. Mr. Bicknell led Belgian roller work for the Red Cross and their daughters assist in canteen duties.
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Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross
Paris
Belgium
Italy Delegates Invited as Talks Resume Prospect
Italy’s delegates receive invitation as negotiations poised to restart at the point where they halted, signaling renewed effort to bridge gaps.
Peace talks resume as Italian delegates return to Paris
Paris dispatches say Italy will rejoin the peace conference after an invitation from the council of three aims to remove personal elements and push a territorial settlement. In Belgium, a petition seeks King Albert to withhold signature on the treaty while government delegates reassess offered terms. Munich remains under government troops, with one city district still resisting.
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Council of Four
Great Britain
France
United States
Tully
Fiume
Council of Three
Italy
Belgium
Alybert
Munich
Bavaria
Accomplishments of the Omsk Government Under Kolchak
The Omsk administration, led by Admiral Kolchak, transformed Siberia from a fragmented, weak regime to a centralized authority with control extending beyond the Urals. Observers note Kalchak’s power covers a vast population of about 70 million, with only foreign interference limiting full recognition by remaining elements.
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Admiral Kolchak
Siberia
Tillzme
Forcar
Kale ¢Hak
Urals
Kalshak
Germans Do Not Raise Italian Representation Question at Peace Talks
Report notes German delegates did not press for Italy's role at the peace negotiations. Germany remained cautious, with Bavaria's status in question, and a credential exchange was proposed but did not prompt confrontation. A planned visit to Trianon and historic apartments was vetoed, ending the excursion plans.
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Delorites
Germany
Bavaria
M. Cambon
Trianon
Little Trianon
Madame Maintenon
Marie Antoinette
Another attempt to assassinate Clemenceau reported
Paris authorities report a 19 year old youth named Cornillon arrested near M Clemenceau's home. He carried a stiletto and anarchist literature and said he wanted only to make a gesture, not kill the premier. He hails from Venay.
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M. Clemenceau
Cornillon
Venay
May Send Parcels Post to Our Men Over There
Washington reports the war department has rescinded the prior requirement for AEF members to seek military channel approval to receive parcels. Effective immediately, parcels up to seven pounds containing mailable items including books may be sent to American expeditionary forces members.
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War Department
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau to Enforce Tax Provision
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau will enforce the child labor tax provision despite a North Carolina federal district court ruling. Twenty women agents will issue age certificates to aid communities where records are not adequate.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
North Carolina
Federal District Court
Aioe
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