Bavarian Officials Cite German Role in Start of War
Bavarian officials publish diplomatic advices asserting Germany approved Austria Hungary’s ultimatum to Serbia, claiming Berlin endorsed stepping up after Vienna held back. The 1916 account explains how the ultimatum was used to provoke war, with President Poincare and Premier Viviani traveling from Petrograd.
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Washington
Navy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Serbia
Bavaria
Berlin
Vienna
Poincare
Viviana
Petrograd
Maj General Crozier Retires After 43 Years of Service
Maj. Gen. Wm. Crozier retires after 43 years in the U S Army and command of the Department of the Northeast. He led campaigns in the Pekin war and Philippine Insurrection and will retire January 1 after giving up active command December 1. Maj. Gen. Clarence R H Edwards is assigned to Northeast Department at Freston effective December 1.
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Wm. Croater
Department of the Northeast
Army
Crozier
Ordnance Department
Washington
Croater
West Point
Clarence Rh. Edwards
New England
Freston
Crosier
Edwards
Grand plans for Duwamish shore and city landmarks
A reader proposes bulkheading the outer bar at Duwamish to reclaim 40 acres by sluicing bluff points. He suggests a Seaview park with a grand statue of Liberty, a year round natatorium, and a public museum housing state fisheries and Historical society exhibits. Another letter questions Holland's historic refuge for persecuted ancestors.
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the Star
Duwamish Head
Seaview
Historical Society
B. IL. Ma
Press Opinions on Wilhelm and Wage Question
Readers debate capital punishment for Wilhelm and the idea of cutting wages postwar. Arguments condemn sending Wilhelm to Saint Helena and urge employers to avoid wage cuts, noting how shorter hours aid families and that peace relies on fair labor in a capitalist society.
Editor Letter Reflects Postwar Liberty and Spiritual Decline
A reader from 1729 18th Ave urges adherence to liberty and justice for all and condemns German godlessness. The letter lauds the Star editorial warning against Wall Street’s predicted labor liquidation and cautions against using returning soldiers to suppress competition.
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I A. Nosenthal
the Star
Wall Street
Labor Movement Ends In Promised Decent Work
The text promises a return to a world where labor fighters and their supporters are guaranteed work at decent wages. It frames the end of conflict as a new era of employment and fair pay for those who backed the labor cause.
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Owl Drug Co
Martell Drug Co
Swift's Pharmacy
Aditor the Star
New York
W. W
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