Fear of Americans and German peace offer sparks court case
A 1919 British court proceeding cites a Defense of the Realm Act case involving Bertrand Russell over an article on the German peace offer. The text notes concerns that mischief could arise from a claim Americans in France would intimidate workers or undermine allied relations, with Lloyd’s Weekly News reporting the matter.
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France
Lloyd's Weekly News of London
Ueb
Bertrand Russel
Travers Humphrey
Seylent
Nome
Blonn Dickinson
Russell
Natlon
Irreverent Attacks on Justice Ideals Spark Debate
A garbled excerpt shows critics charging that some U S citizens and allied nations propagandize to harm American causes. The piece cites contempt for the U S emblem and warns against false accusations used to mislead the public.
Feeding Children to Dogs Across a Distant China region
Dr Richard Harting described a northwest China region where isolation from world events leaves inhabitants ignorant of the war’s reach. He cited a sacred belief that a two year old has no soul and that bodies may be fed to pariah dogs, a practice feared by travelers beyond village walls. The remarks framed Chinese culture as strange and misunderstood to American listeners.
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Europe
China
Richard Harting
Vresbyterland
Arkansas Governor Chas H Brough in wartime stance
The report praises Governor Chas H Brough of Arkansas as a rising statesman who asserts that tough measures are needed to suppress propagandists. It includes remarks about Governor Gardner of Missouri urging action against those with pro-German sympathies, signaling wartime political tension.
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Chas. H. Brough
Arkansas
Spica
Gardner
Missouri
No Halfhearted Allegiance as War Ends in St Louis
Governor Gardner denounces German loyalists in St Louis urging stern wartime measures. Senator Stone tries to calm crowds by pledging loyalty but warns that any organized anti-government movement will trigger martial law and possible firing squad for those found guilty.
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Gardner
St. Louis
Nis
Courtmarlin
President Wilson's War Address Shapes Public Resolve
President Wilson’s Baltimore speech urged unwavering support for a total wartime effort. He framed the conflict as a fight for liberty, justice, and national sacrifice, urging readiness to endure losses and taxes for victory over Germany. The address defended blunt moral clarity over tempered rhetoric and pressed for unity and decisive action.
Wilson Stands Against German World Rule and Belgian Atrocities
The speaker contrasts German aims with Allied pledge for self determination. He denounces German occupation in Russia Finland and Ukraine, warns of a forced masterry if they prevail, and cites outrages against Belgian and French women. He urges America to prepare to contest German power and defend universal rights.
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Brent-Litovsk
Germany
Russia
Finland
Ukraine
Rowenta
Western Front
Belgium
France
Thussein
America
Mali
Wilson Best
Humurada
Three Arrested on Vagrancy Charge at Twenty-Aeth Street
Police raided a Grtek establishment on lower Twenty-Aeth street arresting three men on vagrancy charges for lingering in a place where sambling was indulged. George Batrilicas was freed on 50 bail. George Nickelson and G. Manos posted 325 each and await municipal court tomorrow.
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Grtek
Lower
Twenty-Aeth Street
George Batrilicas
George Nickelson
G. Manos
J. Mohiman
A.D. Jensen
Emmett and
Canfield
Impersonating Officer in Yards Arrest Shocked City
A young man claiming 12 West Twenty sixth Street was arrested Saturday night by Detective L W Mobson for impersonating a police officer. He was found in railroad yard areas near box cars and reportedly gave evasive answers when questioned, later placed in City Jail to await a judge's review.
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L. W W. Mobson
Hha
Parcels for Soldiers Limited to Ten Requests
Postmaster Browning warns parcels to soldiers in France now require a written request and approval from the soldier’s commanding officer. Congestion has tied up ships needed for troop and supply transport, though government reading material remains allowed. Ogden reports many magazines arrive daily. misjudged selections, including fashion titles, are sent to soldiers. Read the Classifieds.
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Browning
France
Washington
War Department
Ogden
Mr. Browning
British Hold Ridge Heights in Desperate Battle
The report describes heavy German attacks to seize dominating ridges, with Allied counter moves at Ave Jimy wood south of Mesnil achieving success. British cavalry, air support, and infantry fought fiercely. German casualties were heavy, prisoners note dwindling German officers, and a prisoner claims British air superiority and a swift war’s end.
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Fouquevillers
Hebnterse
Rossingwood
Mic
Bucquey
Rassignal
Ave
Ace Gelog
Mas‘bor
Lest We Forget Amid 50‑Piece Brass Band
Rita Joli veteran leads a 50 piece brass band at Alhambra with 7 reels of wonders. Matinees and evenings feature discounted prices from 10c to 25c across three days Wednesday Thursday Friday.
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Rita Jolivet
Alhambra
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