Japan Thrust in Siberia Signals High Stakes in War Diplomacy
The article argues Japan faces pressure to act in Siberia to protect its Pacific trade and Vladivostok from Teuton control. Britain France and Japan may align, while the United States hesitates to define its stance as Kaiser plans unfold. It foresees Japan ready to fight if diplomacy falters.
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Japan
Ussia
Siberia
Vladivostok
Teutons
Pacific
Transsiberian
Britain
France
Russia
Ington
Great Britain
United States
Sam
Germany
Belgium
Balkans
Greece
Bulgaria
Immigrant to Agriculture Plan Draws Fire in Union Editorial
A San Francisco bureau report argues for directing Russian Jewish refugees into American farming via loans and land access. critics fear strains on institutions and citizenship, while promoters say the move could stabilize the influx. The piece notes a public push to resettle immigrants across Washington Oregon and California. It ends with mention that Jeff Davis joined the Marines after seeing an ad inviting service.
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San Francisco
Bureau
Ous Enterprise Association
Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
Reed
Washington
Oregon
Califor H
Tenants Thank Janitor After Warm Flats Notice
Instructions from the assistant secretary of agriculture are quoted. Tenants in a New York apartment building expressed gratitude to the janitor after their flats were kept warm one day last week, suggesting concern over housing conditions.
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New York
France
Jules
Victoire
Ita
Baby is King Day in France in Chester's Paris Tale
In France a new chapter of life is explored as the baby becomes the center of attention. George Randolph Chester and Lillian Chester describe France’s war era baby wards and clinics, noting the crowd of mothers and diverse infants amid hopeful civic spirit.
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France
Chester
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Quick Wallingford
Chesters
The
Star
Gho
Randolph Chester
Panis
John
Mary
Kalseriem
France’s Baby Doctors and the Night Nurses
An affectionate vignette from Camp Lewis shows French wartime nurses caring for babies in a Paris dispensary. A devoted doctor leads with gentle, exacting care, addressing malnutrition and bronchitis while inspiring mothers. Mortality drops and child health improves as France’s wartime welfare effort expands.
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Repub Party
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U. S
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Louisville & Nashville
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Northwestern
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Monsieur Pierre
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