Austria-Hungary as a bridge to world peace in war
George A. Schreiner argues Austria-Hungary holds limited but real value as a moderating force in World War I. He contends the Dual Monarchy seeks no territorial expansion and could become a peace bridge if entente powers guarantee its status quo, while Vienna resists Berlin’s hardest line and favors measured cooperation with Germany.
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George A. Schreiner
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Count Czernin
Charles
Berlin
Austria
Hungary
Austria- Hungary
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ballhausplatz
Erlin
Vienna
Emperor Charles
Rome
Dr. Kuehlmann
Former U S Senator Isaac Stephenson Dies at 98
Marinette Wis March 16 former United States Senator Isaac Stephenson died at his home aged 98 He served six years in the Senate after election in 1909 and was among the nation s wealthiest lumbermen His career included three terms in Congress and two Wisconsin legislative terms A 40 to 30 Senate vote kept him in his seat after inquiry into his 1909 election prolonged spending exceeding 112000 dollars
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Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
Wis
United States
Stephenson
Senate
Michigan
Mr. Stephenson
Frederikton
N. B
Congress
Wisconsin
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin Legislature
United States Senate
Stevenson
Two Massachusetts boys cited for bravery in war zone
Charles B Kendall of Cambridge and James F Brown of Boston were cited by a French general and the sector chief surgeon for extraordinary bravery. Both served as drivers in the sanitary division of the Army Medical Corps and evacuated the wounded under heavy shell fire. Kendall, struck in the abdominal region, did not stop his work. Brown, a volunteer, refused relief until the wounded were safe, enduring 48 hours of shell fire.
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Washington
Massachusetts
War Department
Charles B. Kendall
Arlington Street
Cambridge
James F. Brown
Beacon Street
Boston
Sanitary Division
Army Medical Corps
Kendall
Brown
National war bonds sales reach record total
London reports a nationwide drive for national war bonds last week yielded subscriptions totaling £127,870,240 about $639,351,000. Chancellor Law announced the figure in the House of Commons this afternoon, marking a strong success for the government effort.
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London
Law
House of Commons
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for relief
An ad pitches Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment that relieves sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and muscle pains without blistering the skin. Available in 30c 60c jars and a hospital size $2.50.
Royal Vacuum Cleaner Removes Dust with Strong Suction
A Royal vacuum cleaner suctions dust from corners and crevices, lifting dirt into the bag and disposing of it permanently. The powerful appliance handles stubborn debris with ease, leaving surfaces clean and clear.
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STEAM
Connecticut Power Co
Middletown
Portland
Cromwell
Durham
New London
Waterford
Montville
Plymouth
Thomaston
Norfolk
Canaan
Sharon
Lakeville
Lime Rock
Falls Village
Connecticut Power Company
Niantic
East Lyme
East Haddam
Glastonbury
Hartford
New Britain
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Bristol
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Millerton
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