Goon News From France Confirms Allied Conference Reflections
A war dispatch from France reports Allied leaders refuting German offensive gains on the western front and expressing confidence in American troops. General Pershing and allied commanders are described as confident that arrivals in force will breach German trenches and advance through the Rhine Valley.
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Must Go On To Victory War Tone From Australia Admission
Crawford Vaughan told an audience at City Hall last evening that ending the war was not near. An informed American observer says the war intensity is increasing as Germany's counteractions rise and Britain sustains its Cambrai drive amid heavy civil strife in Europe. Spain and Portugal face rising dangers as the conflict widens.
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War Times Stir Stronger Sacrifice Ethic
The text reflects a nation's resolve as US entry nears, stressing the growth of war clouds and rising enlistment. It urges steadfast sacrifice for a freer world, pledging no gilding of discouragement and urging unwavering hope and courage in the face of hardship.
Train the Men at Home Train the Men at Home
An editorial argues that war training and related efforts should occur domestically to boost efficiency. It notes Liberty bonds Red Cross and Wheelock funds, Ogden’s supply donations, and returning expenditures through canned goods rail services and weapon needs. It advocates home training in favorable surroundings to meet army camp requirements.
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The fragment discusses mandatory training for soldiers, government housing for new troops, and pay considerations for trainees, noting that two million more men could be directed to training if wartime demands rise and if wage supports are provided.
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Prisoner Welfare Criticized as News From Five Points
A resident urges The Standard to protest the treatment of German detainees at Fort Douglas, arguing Hague convention standards must guide actions. The labor department notes those held are interned civilians, not POWs, under treasury jurisdiction, with wages and savings managed but confinement debated amid international norms.
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America
Five Points
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Department of Inbor
Why the Bolsheviks Have Won Qut
A fragmentary article argues Bolshevik victory stems from demobilization and homeward urges among Russian troops. It claims Russian morale collapsed after promised peace, while famine and government lack of purpose erode support. It also notes German support risks and outlines wartime U S Army training methods for storm troops and assault detachments.
What Are Storming Troops
A fragmented dispatch repeats the phrase what are storming troops, offering limited readable text about military terminology and possible actions. The readable portion lacks clear dates, places, or named entities to establish a full event or context.
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