Mistreating Our Men and War Prisoner Brutality Risks
The piece argues Germans may treat captured Americans brutally as they did Russians, urging reprisal by the United States. It warns Germany must be held to account for humane treatment of POWs, noting the wartime danger of extensive prisoner abuse and propaganda. It cites German stories about Allied treatment and stresses reciprocal restraint.
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Viet Mans
Prisuere
Vexille
United States
Germany
Gere Weny
Wageblatt
Ami
Watheditarill
Wilson
Tatew
Officials faulted for weapon shortages harming troops
The article denounces officials and civilians directing blames at inefficiency behind the shortage of machine guns for troops. It calls for court martial or dismissal of those responsible, arguing soldiers and people strive to aid the army amid the crisis. The piece rejects excuses and urges accountability to restore wartime efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trainites
Germany
Hee
Ein Dig Grace
Misleading German Press Attacks on Wilson War Policy
The text reports that German newspapers received in New York claim US Senator Vollette from Wisconsin obstructs war prosecution, while German outlets allege a broader antiwar movement in the United States. It notes alleged collaboration between radical factions and Senators to undermine wartime measures, with hostile summaries of US policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita Vollette
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
Mwe
New York
Koelnische Zeitung
Ae Fults
Wissonstiy
Gwney
Auukes
Korea
Wilany
Inefficiency Overload in U S Army Arsenal Stock
Senate session reveals more than 7000 machine guns exist for training across arsenals while Illinois division in Houston reportedly has only one worn-out training gun. Senator Lewis questions War Department handling as troops face severe equipment gaps and potential mismanagement.
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Senate Aflilacy Computter
General Crozier
Chick
Ordnance
United States Army
United States
Lewis
Ilinois
Houston
Tle
Pew
Ordnance Department
War Department
No Snobbery In Death in Allied Army Discipline
A historical reflection argues that no snobbery exists in death within armies. It asserts two essentials for efficient fighting: obedience and discipline, over status of officers versus enlisted men. It contrasts German emphasis on private veteran prestige with Allied views on equality in military structure.
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Grim Hutoy
Aaldier
America
Western Front
Flanders
Lnd
France
Ian Offi
Lys
Cnis
Alan Sq
Administration Criticism and Power Struggles Amid War
The article examines sharp, recurring criticisms of the administration during wartime and questions how dissent and accountability can be achieved. It discusses loyalty within the party, the balance of power, and the dangers of praise without scrutiny, noting the risk of complacency if key leaders avoid criticism.
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Akcuipis City Star
Chit Thin in the Chorus at Grand Opera House
Theaters Unique Chorus presents Chit Thin in Caty Chi at Grand Opera House Wednesday Monday Saturday and Sunday with sixty girls from across the states selected via voice recordings sent to manager Charles Dillingham. Also feature film The Visitor at Majestic and Rex Beach’s The Russian Block at Empire with Anya Q. Rilson and other acts plus Merry performances at Pearl and Caprica theaters this week.
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York
New York
Charles Dillinghem
Cwns
Chicago
Venger
Boxton
Calfornia
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Sioux City
New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
Duluth
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Diplomat Heads Serbian Mission Arrives in New York
Dr Milanko Vesnitch, Serbian minister to the United States, arrives in New York to lead the Serbian mission. He previously represented Serbia at the inter allied conference in Paris, joining the diplomatic delegation after assignment to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milanko. Vesnitch
United States
Tole Knickerhtcker
New York
Tor. Vesnitch
Paris
Trade Polish Workers in Amsterdam Exchange Discussed
A garbled dispatch from Amsterdam outlines a proposed exchange of Polish workers, twenty men and thirty girls, for a yet unspecified number of others. The report cites German front lines as the context and references slave healing vendominanaly phrases, with confusing quotes from the Isertiner Tageblatt.
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Amsterdam
Mia
Isertiner Tageblatt
Moon of Falling Teolsome Light Story
A veteran narrator returns to his Roan Mountain lodge to collect belongings and confronts lost love and new beginnings. Carolyn Maynard and a budding writer, Holmes Boynton, appear as past and present pull at his heart. The tale centers on memory, romance, and a hopeful future.
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The
Teolsome
A. Marin Crawford
Dave Thornton
Roan Mountain
Hite Stane
Ife
Carolyn Maynard
Aralyn
Tim
Lute
Holmee Boynton
Dave
Rudy
Wong
Fims
Sha
Sha Ford
Maynard
Carolyn
Lames
Falny
Hard Work in Tanks in London Min 2A Ink
Military correspondence describes harsh tank work and the push to select workers. Editors correct garbled text as the war effort seeks capable laborers. The piece notes the job is hard and heavy, with emphasis on fitness and reliability for demanding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wave & Military
Mattiels
Invention Aids Lost Tendon Use Revealed
A glove described as restoring back tendon function to a user who has lost movement is presented. The device, named Welten, was developed by surgeon Sir Braneis Treherne and related to a late 2A assistant wave breakthrough.
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Welten
Ges
Braneis Treherne
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Women School
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Petrograd
Brooklyn Agile
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Lestit
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Tex Beach
Empire
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Beach
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Beach Company
Anya
Q. Rilsion
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Der
San Antonia
Vivien
Collay
Willi
Pearl Theater
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Tages Vauiuville AM
Caprica
Foyk Theater
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Syl
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Shelel
Willan
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