Great Triumph of the Fleet and Security of the Empire
A sweeping World War I analysis praises the British Navy's dominance and blockade success. It lauds the grand fleet's impact on Germany's trade, notes submarine feats, and argues sea power secures empire and cuts German war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Napoleon
Vila Ee
London
Empire
Millons
Germany
Monte Viseo
Yokohama
Huntiah Navy
Piace Ae
British Isles
Admiral Mahan
Athet Lucy
Ghanmm Lee
Britain
Indian Ocean
Falkland Islands
Caplan F Persive
England
Clyde
Wear
Tyne
Arabia
North Africa
Morocco
Syria
Egypt
Archangel
Perasian Gulf
South
America
Rieu
G. Masterman
Tn Ibe
Russia Denies Negotiations Over Massive War Material Orders
The imperial munitions board states there is no truth to reports that Russia is negotiating orders for ten million shi and high explosive cartridges and that a Spechat price has been quoted.
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Russia
Imperial Munitions Board
Should America Join a League of Faith-Keeping Nations
Dr Charles W. Eliot argues against unchecked military prep and suggests a democratic Swiss-style army if needed. He favors a small league of faith-keeping nations led by Britain France Russia Italy Japan and by invitation the United States for freedom of the seas and collective security.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
New York Times
America
Eliot
Unite States
Helgium
Poland
France
Serbia
Europe
Ir Eliot
Congress
Great Britain
Elio
Aeac
Pery
Prance
Italy
Japan
Cme
Russia
United States
Pan- America
Scandinavia
The
Hague
Canada Gains Prestige Through War Effort Says London Correspondent
A London correspondent argues Canada emerges stronger from the Great War. He notes Canada's military sacrifices, growth in influence, and plans to raise 500,000 troops, asserting Canada becomes a larger, more respected nation on the world stage. He cites Ypres Festubert and Givenchy as pivotal battles and praises Canada’s economic and agricultural prowess. The piece highlights Russian interest in Canada’s railways and industry.
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Systen
Canada
London
Ae K
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Britain
France
Elgium
Italy
Mathood Ula
England
Belgium
Canate
Tevol Weuvnet
Northecliffe
Ypres
Festubert
Givench
Waterloo
Great Britain
Russia
Dominion
IL Police
United States
Nussia
Dominion Wide Prohibition Debates in Ontario Spectator
The Hamilton Spectator summarizes opinions on provincial versus Dominion prohibition. Readers discuss whether partial or full bans would curb drink and how manufacturing might continue for cross border supply. The piece frames a gradual path toward nationwide prohibition via provincial steps.
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Dominion
Hamilton
Quebec
United States
Buffalo
Hamilton Spectator
Good Roads Promote Rural Access and Social Value
The article argues for public highway construction as essential for market access and economic efficiency, noting higher prices at times justify road upkeep. It stresses roads' social value grows with cars, turning travel into pleasure and shrinking rural isolation.
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NAVY
C. W. Eliot
U.S
Lord Northcliff
Lord Northciille
Times Office
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