Lloyd George’s appeal to Americans for war help
A western newspaper column argues against Lloyd George urging U S aid, insisting Washington must own war efforts and blame lies with government rather than the public. It criticizes delays in airplane production, cites senators, and asserts the people are not to blame for wartime shortages.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Washington
Ultary
France
Miesic
Elate
Ordnance Department of the Army
David Lloyd George
Victor Fuge
Hhit Shere
Leon Trotsky
Charles M. Schiwab
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Tug Worl
Lord Northcliffe
Leon Qratsky
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Mbplic
Los Angeles
Ant & jJemeo
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Barger Juat
Washington officials face shift of responsibility plea
A reformist line argues that officials in Washington must not dodge duty by delaying actions. The message targets the national audience in Washington, stressing that the pace of change is set by administrators, while the people bear ultimate responsibility for the nation's pace.
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Washington
Third Liberty Loan aims to back up war effort with smaller goal
The third Liberty Loan will be smaller than anticipated yet remains vital to fund prolonged war efforts. It emphasizes broad citizen sacrifice, with figures showing how each dollar funds rifles, grenades, medical supplies, and hospital care, while stressing personal responsibility to support the national enterprise.
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Somebauly
Guirchase
New Road to Greatness Endorses Hobby in Texas
Prohibitionists push Governor Hobby as the greatest Texas governor after a special session. The Hobby for Governor committee in Dallas claims praise from state prohibitionists for laws ending the whisky traffic. Chairman M. H. Wolfe announces that five ad distant measures have been passed and signed, reinforcing a total reform of liquor regulation.
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Hobby
Trobby
Sfuthy
Texas
Dallas
M. H. Wolfe
Chaimmin Wolfe
Wartime rhetoric and conscription debate echoes London letters
The letter by Mary Kenniston from Los Angeles laments conscription for Ireland and urges unity behind the Allied cause. It references Canadian referenda, U S support, and the global war effort, urging a strong constitutional settlement and solidarity as nations mobilize for victory.
Majestic theater review highlights diverse vaudeville lineup
The Majestic offers a varied program headlined by Dean Adair and company in Maggie Taylor-Waitress, with Al Hormat performing The Black Laugh. Also featured are musical acts by Goelet Harris and Mo hoy, plus Neck Suen the magician performing Where Did the Duck Go His, and an All-star Royal BIL showcase with a four act lineup and a full stage production.
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Dean Adair
Wesh
Dean Adair and Company
Maggie Taylor
Gactlon
al Hormat
Wilef
Maggie ‘Vaylor
Waltrebs
Iss Briadar
al Jieriman
Tarry
Bya Puck
Ag Do Goelet
Harris Ang Mohoy
Bil
Moral Wheater
Neck Suen
Hong Kong Westery
The Secret of the Storm Conwy at Amplia Theater
Actress Nori Taladee defends home sanctity in The Secret of the Storm Coun try promising a powerful melodrama with a message of sacrifice for country and family. The San Antonio run features Tess and a Giant role by a former local, with Tagalong acts and touring troupers filling the bill.
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Amplia Theater
Avery Yeak
New ‘York
Tess
San Antonio
Dogon
Montha
Batel & Batley Circus
Finn
Vax Company
Simple Magic of the Gyroscope Explains Guided Torpedoes
Garrett P. Serviss describes gyroscope principles and spinning bodies. explains how a gyroscopic wheel directs a torpedo, acts as a steering compass, and yields rigid stability in spinning objects like tops, bicycles, and juggling tricks. notes angle firing and axis stability under rotation.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Meign
A. Kuile
Nyalain
Irving
War and Justice Foretold by World Figures Across Turbulent Times
Historical voices including Trotsky Schwab and Northcliffe discuss a coming order shaped by war and social change. They foresee a transformation beyond mere conflict, envisioning new governments, economic forms, and justice arising as nations face redefined power and inequality.
Tornado season and war talk in scattered 1918 era notes
Field notes reflect a mix of wartime headlines and social snippets. References include Germany war bonds, labor strikes, and shortages. a Kansas tornado season alert. social mores and humorous asides about poets actors and daily life. and a stray criminal anecdote. The tone is a rapid collage of contemporary concerns.
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Kansas
Europe
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