Bitter German Press Reacts to Austrian Peace Plea
German papers condemn Austria's peace parley as a reformulation of war aims. Wilson and Balfour receive sharp criticism for their replies while editorials warn of unconditional surrender if Austria loses.
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Rene Deibelman
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Co
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Wilson
Balfour
Clemenceau
Baron Burian
Krupp
Rheinische, Westphaclische
Eiting
Hamburger Hrémdenblaté
America
Janette
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Wilson
Belgium
Serbia
Tremdenblatt
Count von Reventlow
Deutsche Lageszeitung
Cologne Volgszeitung
Woman Works 15 Hours a Day in Peru Ind
Mrs Ann Paceer reports relief from displacement and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes long days of housework factory work and returning home to chores feeling strong and well. She urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy.
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Peru
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Ann Paceer
West 10Th St
German Austrian aims gain from entente reply
The article analyzes German and Austrian aims, noting the entente reply strengthens the government as Reichstag siting nears. It suggests Chancellor von Hertling faced pressure to resign and that Berlin may push a defeat narrative to justify continuing the war.
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Stephen Buriin
Reichstag Committee
Reichstag
von Hertling
Entente
Germany
von Hartling
Kreichstag
Men trained as shipbuilders from inexperienced workers
Records of the United States Shipping Board show the Emergency Fleet Corporation has trained 10,000 green men into competent shipbuilders through education and industrial relations programs. Among the trainees are clergymen physicians lawyers professors teachers salesmen clerks and conductors, all gaining mechanical skills in the shipyard.
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Washingtons
D. C
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Vleet Corporation
First Nursing Class Graduates at Southwestern Insane Asylum
The first class of nurses to graduate from the Southwestern Insane Asylum training school received diplomas and medals at a chapel ceremony. Valedictorian Margaret Annette Warren led a photo lineup with Florence Ophelia Hamaker Tessie Ardelia Flowers and Mary Jane Choate named among the graduates.
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Southwestern Insane Asylum
Asylum Chapel
Mis
Margaret’ Annette Warren
Florence Ophelia Hamaker
Tessie
Ardelia Flowers
Mary Jane.Choate
Cones
W.S. Fly
Brooks
Field
Southwestern
Texas
Training centers boost shipbuilding skills during war effort
The Emergency Fleet Corporation runs 21 naval training centers, led by Hog Island near Philadelphia, training about 1200 men in riveting, caulking, pipefitting and more. Trainees earn 10 to 60 cents per hour, then move to shipyard production after a brief apprenticeship. admissions remain open to all trades aiding the war program.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Hog Island
Philadelphia
United States
Night society meetings and campus visits fill early week
In the Monday to Tuesday social listings, groups meet at W. oO W. Hall and the central work rooms for the Woman's Benefit Association and Catholic Women's Association with 7:30 and 8 p.m. start times. Guests include Mrs Jobo James and John Jr. of Park Wield Tennessee, with October plans hinted.
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John Jr
Park Wield
Tenn
Janes
J. Lewis
Wrench
James
Red Cross
Council of Jewish
Ovelock
Song Leader to Leave Camp Stanley
Carleton Cummings, the YMCA song leader at Camp Stanley, transfers to the Eastern Department and will depart soon to take song work in a large factory district in the East. He comes from Chicago where he served as a force instructor. The Netherlands government has requisitioned all Dutch flax and related materials for 1915.
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Carleton Cummings
Camp Stanley
Eastern Department
East
Mr. Cummings
Chicago
Netherlands
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