We Fight for Freedom in Russia and the World’s future
A wartime appeal argues that victory or defeat against Germany will redefine global liberty. It traces Russia’s chaotic path from czarist oppression to Kerensky, then Bolshevik upheaval, noting American support waned yet belief persisted that Russia must resist autocracy to preserve worldwide democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
America
Russo
Per ‘Haps
Kerensky
Rus
Justification for War with Germany Cited By War Club Writer
Clarence Li of the War Council of the League Club of Chicago argues long advocated reasons justify U S entry into WWI against Germany. He cites German plots, espionage, breach of Belgium neutrality, submarine warfare, and threats to global freedom, urging decisive action before more nations fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Li
War Coustatiss
League Club of
Chicago
Germany
America
United States
Europe
Serbia
Belgium
Mitteleuropa
Persian Gulf
Russia
Kiel Canal
Citi Sens
Wuecessen
Monroe
German Policy of World Domination Cited Across History
A historical critique links Prussian and German rulers from Frederick the Great onward to modern wartime conduct. It accuses Germany of deliberate aggression, oppression, and terror against civilians, citing iron and blood politics and calls for scrutiny of German officials and actions from 1862 to 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prussia
Frederik the Great
Frederick
Nelveg
Thi
Lot
Froderick Bhy
Belgium
Frederick the Great
Biamarck
Jong Jamp
Prunsing Chamber of Deputies
Bismarck
Thomsen
Attila
Huns
M. Tats
Thia
Bation
Welcoming a Baby Returns Joy to Odd Couple
Two elderly bachelors, Robert and Martin Leslie, adopt a foundling girl after debating who should care for the child. Mrs Wade and a new nurse join the household as the babybrightens their quiet reclusive lives, bringing warmth and a sense of family to the double dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Robert Leslie
Robert
Wade
Hau
Mia
Pengus
Bere
Brother Martin
Mr. Wade
Magutin
Mrs. Wade
Mra
Minturn
James H. Sinclair Positioned to Represent State in Congress
Sinclair, a league candidate for Congress from North Dakota's Third District, is portrayed as a workmanlike, sincere fighter. The piece highlights his committee influence, long state legislative service, farming roots, and devotion to farmers, noting his clean campaign and deep local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
Sinclair
League
Congress
Sinclair Dess
M Dill
Glaclair
Ee Ae
Whkich
Binclair
North Dakota
Stanoc
Hig
Farmers
Hills
Griggs Coun
Griggs County
Kenmpare
Fragmentary masthead hints at political strife and finance
Fragmented OCR text references a nation facing debt and governance issues amid Eid, Treasury demands, and partisan forces. It references civilizational stakes and a call for unity, with unclear specifics due to garbled wording.
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Russie
Abenoh YA
Rotary
Uae
Dink
Enicege
Quaeence & Sperd
Union League
Chicsco
Robert Les
Arnold Jeaks
Wari
Gabe
James H. Sinclair
Eid
Treasury Financial
Iakddo
Seaery
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