War letter portrays German aims and American impact
A letter printed in The World argues Germany must conserve raw materials under Dr. Walter Rathenau and predicts Europe’s decline in global dominance. It contends America will gain wealth but lose independent position, urging North America to lead a new political economy from Europe’s ruins. It notes harvests and renewed Belgian industries as war drags on.
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America
Lares
Himes
Tic
Walter Rathenau
Rathenau
Germany
New York
London
Europe
Andi
North America
Belgium
Rench
Lille
War Minister
War Ministry
Interior Office
France
England
Russia
Constantinople
East Asia
Japan
Australia
Asia
Notice of New York Shoe Shop relocation
The owner announces relocation to New York Shoe Shop at 62 South Royal Street and asks friends and patrons to continue patronage for shoe repairing services.
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New York
South Royal St
Famous Canadian General Visits the French Camps and Welsh Festival
A fragmentary feature recounts a British zoologist Dr Mur ray Levick arguing penguins are humbler than monkeys. The piece blends playful satire on human traits with penguin behavior and persona portrayed as nearly human during a whimsical tour of distant camps and festivals.
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Murray Levick
Antarctic Circle
War thoughts on materials and postwar world order
A WW I era observer predicts mass war material production by Belgian and French workers for their own side. The analyst critiques German diplomacy, praises England’s efficiency, and foresees a global shift with America rising as a world banker while Europe bears heavy postwar debts and restructuring. He cites Dr. Walter Rathenau and raw material control as pivotal. The forecast includes vast future costs, indemnities, and a lasting European and global upheaval.
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Foreign Office
War Ministry
Walter Rathenau
Rathenau
M. and C. League Pitcher Moves to Peoria
A brief note reports that the M. and C. League pitcher joins Peoria of the Three-Eye League as a result of McGraw's claim about obtaining Rube Marquard. The item hints at ongoing baseball player movement and disputes over player transfers.
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Needies
Peoria
Leargie
Coenen
Auditors
H.po.e
IDG
Wahl
Cobbs
de Venve & If
Petree
Reema O
Trisetererns
Acuster
Teason
Wild
Egen
P. Lyons
Eeene Farnell
Martin
Atte News
Stiggins
Alman
Alvarez
Flowers
R. H.po
Enone
Shaw
Huggins II
Pitard
deVeeseens
Williams
Pete
Man
Sbreee
Rome
Sivateans
Ummary
E. Buck
Green
Anderson
Moore
Williamson
Goodman
Alvarez Buck
Stiggina
Buck
Ery and
Teber
Olie Chil
Pop
St. Louis National
Ty Cobb
Grandstand
Miles Mains
Kansas City
Hall of Fame
Mobile and Travelers battle headlines paint pennant race
The Mobile team posts strong defense with 13 of 27 outs in the outfield while Burke and Perry lead hitting. Kelly, recalled by Pittsburgh, earns a win over Nashville and earns praise for grit and proficiency in pitching and defense.
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New Orleans
Graft
Catcher
Merritt
Caveny
Nningham
Aishinoh
Fen Fai
Miller
Burke
Ennaee Schmidt
Perry
Mobile
Travelers
Pete
Benny Karr
Erb Kelly
Pittsburgh
Nashville
The
Atlanta Journal
Kelly
Stu
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Ore
Prosperi
WM. H
Tip) Lewis
Champion Shoe Shop
St. Emanuel St
Antarctic
Sam. Hughes
Canada
Wales
Gen. Hughes
Bauer
M. & C. League
Herbert
Pirates
Clarke
Wilbur Robertson
Cunets
Pelicans
Chattace
Adelephie
Dodgers
Philli
Braves
Reds
New
Monroe Park
Morris Costello
Cutey’s Awakening Vitagraph Production
Gabriel Jewelry
A.B.C. Service
the Audit Bureau of Circulations
Audit Bureau of Circulations Audit
Ber Mit
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