Germany cannot win peace by force say pacifists
The piece argues Germany cannot secure a peace by force and urges continued Allied resistance led by the United States. It warns that a German made peace would threaten democracy, liberty, and justice, and calls for intensified warfare, more Liberty Loans, and broader sacrifice until allied victory is achieved.
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Germany
Belgium
Tung
United States
Russia
Italy
France
Britain
United States of America
Great Britain
America
Europe
Orce
Suzzallo Urges Washington To Go Over the Top
Dr. Henry Suzzallo after visiting the capital warns Washington state must ramp up shipbuilding and aircraft production. He calls for full speed, unity, and purge of shortcomings to meet wartime needs and prevent the Northwest from failing in the world crisis. He declares Washington a great young state must prove its mettle.
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Suzzallo
Henry Suzzallo
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Help On Hope On Cross Stitch Inspires Sisters
Two sisters find an ancient cross stitch reading Hope ever and debate optimism versus action. They discuss balancing hope with work and suggest a compromise: help on, help us, and cultivate cheerful energy to face life.
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Tope
New York debates equal suffrage and liberty clashes
A metro editor questions whether men will let mothers and sisters count as citizens while opponents cling to personal liberty. The piece highlights the broader fight for women's political rights and the clash over liquor, with critics framing the issue as male resistance to women voting.
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New York State
Metro
Empire
New York
Exempted Men in Queen Anne Start National Club Plan
Exempted men from Queen Anne district No 4 organize a Camp Lewis visiting club to aid Seattle troops. Joseph Walsh leads weekly trips delivering reading material tobacco and comforts, fostering service ties. War Department official Albert Carter supports the idea as worthy of emulation nationwide.
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U.S
Joseph E. Walsh
Queen Anne District
Queen Anne District No. 4
Seattle
Camp Lewis
Queen Anne Hill
Lewis
Walah
Old Town
Albert FE. Carter
War Department Commission On
Beattie
Carter
War Department
Navy Department
Wartime letters and oddities from readers in Tacoma
A collage of reader notes and anecdotes from wartime America includes jokes about the Kaiser, questions on wheat and sugar rations, a Harvard educated kicker, ads seeking a loaned widow, and quips about vice and stamps. Readers joke about government profiteering, romance, and daily wartime life in mid-century papers.
Analysis of War Moves by J W T Mason and Tre United press
The piece argues German war planning around American trench actions on the Rhine Marne canal and Lorraine front. It states American artillery engaged in France on October 27, while German raids occurred November 3, implying German raiders faced inadequate infantry support and relied on artillery.
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J. W. T. Mason
Tre‘United Press
German War Office
Rhine Marne Canal
Camne
Marne Canal
Lorraine
America
France
Flanders
French Mission Member Seeks War Aid Bride in America
Marquis de Polignac toured the United States as part of the French high commission seeking war aid. During his stay he pursued a marriage alliance, taking Mrs. James B. Eustis of New York as the Marquise de Polignac.
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America
Marquis de Polignac
United States
High Commission
Marquise de Polignac
James B. Eustis
New York
War Flame launch sponsor named at Skinner and Eddy plant
Mrs. M. H. Kell was named sponsor of the steamship War Flame at Skinner & Eddy's yard in Seattle. The note adds a side remark about large amounts of garbage can waste and Liberty bonds, urging readers to consider thrift when ordering food.
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M. H. Kell Wan
Skinner & Eddy
E. IL. B
Liberty
Aberdeen
Idaho
Lydia E. Pinkham
Percy Prestiee
Kingfisher
Okla
Nova Southwick
Box 33
Holland Becomes World’s Boarding House in War
Switzerland boasts mountains and hotels but Holland is described as the leading boarding house of the world. The Dutch have taken in about half a million Belgians and a large number of British and German soldiers and officers, bringing the total near 750,000. The article notes a recent contract to care for more.
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Switzerland
Europe
Holland
Little Kingdom
Wilhelmina
Women's Hose 25¢ a Pair in Cotton and Isle Fabrics
Hosiery items advertised in black and white and color. Includes shaped tees and feet with wide garter tops in cotton and isle. High spliced heels and toes in all sizes from 8% to 10.
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Star Publishing Co
Perfection
Standard Oil Company
Walsh
Joseph Walsh
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Charley Brickley
Harvard
Dan Cupid Snys
Times Office
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
Tacoma
Mates
St. Cloud, Minn
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Washington, D. C
Kadle
14Th Ave
Sats Reor
Boarding House OF
WAR Nations
Lydia E.pinkham Medicine CO
Lynn, Mass
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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