German censorship could force AP from Berlin news service
The piece notes German government rules on war news headlines may lead to expelling AP correspondents. It explains editors may differ on headlines and censors will judge misleading wording, signaling possible discontinue of AP service from Germany due to censor attitude.
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Linut
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Zemt
United States
Abet
Anc Wundrec
Hin Wits
Gilerly
Tre Lior
Ending the War and the President's Peace Efforts
The piece argues that public pressure to end the war in Europe is understandable but ineffective. It notes President Wilson offered to aid peace talks when possible, yet says neither side wants to concede first. It states Americans misjudge the war's causes beyond the murder justification and lack full understanding of its origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Europe
United States
Wilewa
Maeterlinck Denies German Cruelty Claims in Propaganda
The article titled The Conversion of Maeterlinck circulated in neutral Europe alleging Belgian support for German rule. Maeterlinck refuted the quotes, condemning Germany and stressing Belgium’s suffering, noting the danger of allowing such fabrications to spread.
The War Must Continue Until Just Causes Be Clear
The speaker argues Americans cannot judge rights and wrongs of the conflict without understanding its underlying causes. Peace requires a full adjustment of the weighty reasons driving the war, and though Europeans seek peace more than Americans, the moment is not yet right. The war should endure to avoid a worse second struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
A Zealot and His Ways
Frank P. Walsh former chairman of the United States Commission on Industrial Relations has shown poor tactics after the commission’s dissolution. He pursued an independent course to avert the commission’s loss, challenging government norms and attracting official disfavor with sensational methods that blurred truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Walsh
United States Commission On Thustral Relations
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Sax
United
Reforms Hinted in Walsh Report Face Inside Outside Hurdles
The piece critiques Mr. Walsh and associates for his ardent, sometimes reckless zeal in reform. It notes mixed public views of his methods, warns that radical changes may not occur quickly, and discusses the challenge of gaining attention amid global issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Commission
Dake
Syllid
Sii
Return of a Long‑Mort Man in a Texas Town
In a hospital scene the unconscious man regains awareness and names Annette Hington as his wife while Neal and his companions piece together who he is. The recovered man, once believed dead, reveals his identity as Marmaitive Tington, with a fierce vow to confront the Portuguese.
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Tiington
Hernandez
Muito
Jaston
Jeanis
Roberty
Drincald
New York
Martiniqua
Annette
Tor
Je nuTsCon
Neal
Dix Gven
Tengo
Paris
Giance
Anne
Annete
Annete Hington
Texas
Aml
United States
Brownsville
Feneld
North
Texen
Fort Worth
Rip von Wille
Lansing
Missouri
Ilington
Neal Strateo
Hlm
Hington Roe
Lim
Lost Island Fort and the Miners of the Fire Pits
Hermantes and Inez crash ashore on Lost Island seeking treasure. They find a volcanic crater furnace where numerous miners haul ore under a hidden, armed mining camp led by Hermantes himself who claims a shared identity with the workers.
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Sunper
Manabar
Ian
Bea
Hermantes
iUs
Inez Caatro
Hermaniian
Praseasion
God of Chance
Hernandez
Ine
Hernandex
Etmahar
Mernandes
Isie
Inez
Vernandez
Tam
Hamandes
Hernandes
Kia Xk Ce
Hon
Forung Il
Canabus
Thaglo
Hemanfiex
Thas
Ender
Vernander
Ney
Emme Nahore
Agina Tealy Nernande
Prospective Humpty-Dumpties and Egg Markets in War-Time
A New York Tribune column comments on egg dealers in the United States and Europe hoarding eggs amid war. It notes 7,070,000,000 eggs stored in U S warehouses valued at about 24 million dollars and contrasts these fortunes with broader wartime speculator success. It critiques moral lectures about sacrifice and warns against false prosperity.
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New York
Europe
United States
Pat
Watedn
Wilaus Bas
Gillnet
Lias
New York Tribune
South Branch Oat and Southern Diversification Report
The South is backing diversification claiming a record crop year with more wheat livestock and farm produce. Moule reports over 100 wagons of wheat weekly and southern railroads running livestock trains to St Louis, signaling a shift from cotton. The observer notes Enhatios Are Responsible and Peter of Serkis faces a bleak future after war and fanaticism. The Telegram comments on liquor traffic reform and political outcomes, while Washington reports on submarine policy and wartime considerations between Germany Austria and the United States.
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Moule
St. Louis
Cntton
Uttea
Enhatios
Peter
Serkis
Hatte
Wilnesa
Oslo
Mer
Fort Worth
Vaistrin’s
Germany
United States
Avatria
Austria-Washington
Daily Fashion Hint Parrots Sea Island Attire and Pirate Tale
A muddled mix of fashion notes on seasonless fabrics with corded velour coats and beaver trim contrasts a narrative about stranded pirates Hernando and companions exploring mine shafts. The text blends style observations with an adventurous island scene of danger, treasure, and tense dialogue.
Sleepy Time Tales No For the Little Folk
On a cold day a lone fly stays in a house while others migrate. The insect longs for friendship, then slips into a windowsill bin and falls asleep. Awakened by the warm sun, it finds a cozy corner and plans to sleep through winter, dreaming of springs to come.
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Anc
Pusey
Aetin Anna
Auenmar
Theaters Present a Night of Minstrel and Musical Acts
A chaotic program at the Ma restic Theater features McIntyre and Meats with a range of acts including the Georgia Minstrels, The Man From Montana, and a finale chosen by vote. Notable performances include Dave Schowler and Louis Mickinson in a refined musical showcase and Julia Curtis delivering inventive vocal impersonations.
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Marestic Theater
Carduus
Tae
McIntyre
Churen
Bietic
Virago
Niele
Georgia
Montana
Miniiature Musicale
Dave Schowler
Louiss Mickin
Singer
Schowler
Miss Dickinson
Slimas
William Pinkham
Frances Nordatum
T. Yates Benson
Asss Noroxtrom
Jutia Curtis
Olga Petrova
Komo Hawe
Paul
Joe Jonny
Ain Zeere
Herianien
Uae
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Maeterlinck
Maurice Maeterlinck
Belgium
Teutonic
Munderbick
Tagliche Rundschau
Sweden
Holland
Matterlinck
Weiter
Hawlites
Orborned
Wriday
Crapter
Mary
Glyn
Canta
Salta
Carmen
Celine
Ghana
Aenor
Ines Castro
Isla
Thern
Hernander
Portumunse
Qin Piratn
Cintia
Hernenter
Hernandcs
Kudteni
Hernando
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