War Council in America
Chronicle of San Francisco praises the domestic war council created to coordinate supplies and Army Navy relations. It notes General Crozier’s appointment as a key move and contrasts democratic and autocratic systems, warning of coordination challenges across a vast national network.
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Chronicle of San Francisco
America
Washington
Vilifar Crozier
Ordnance
War Department
Europe
Department of America
Iron and Steel Output War Urgency Highlighted
The article stresses iron and steel output as vital to equip the nation for the drive against the German forces. It notes the urgency of production and mentions United States Steel Corporation as an example of key industry capacity in the war effort.
German Messages to Argentina Reveals German Diplomacy
A battered dispatch reports German messages to Argentina show German foreign office in accord with Luxburg schemes to breach international law. Telegrams tied to Zimmermann and Kauhlian reveal indifference to pledges, with potential German submarine presence near Buenos Aires. Washington warns such moves could threaten vast food and material resources and escalate global conflict.
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Argentina
Count Laxburg
Buenos Airess
Berlin
Zlumermann
Kauhlian
Germany
Luxbury
Telogramnaa
Zimmermann
Mexico
Luxburg
Washington
Berlly
Canerson
Buenos Alres
United States
Buenos Aiires
Mowit
South American
Admiral Caparton
Buenos
Mres
Winaru-Salem
Steel Corps Faces Surging Orders as War Demands Rise
The big steel concern reports a twelve million ton total orders target with surplus gradually shrinking to just over nine million tons awaiting tuition. European conflict impacts begin August, with US Steel Corporation expanding output to meet rapid 1915 1916 demand, aided by heavy building and motor production.
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Thala
Ateel
United States Btor
Steel Corporation
Iran
Algo
Ordare
Food Problems in Russia A Doctor Reports Shortages and Scarcities
Dr Frank Billings of Chicago, tracking dispatches from Petrograd, says Russia has enough food in theory but is hampered by disorganization from the old regime and the revolution. Transportation is inefficient, northern provinces lack grain, and bread quality is poor. The winter may bring great dearth in Petrograd and Moscow, though Chicago notes fewer malnourished amid conditions elsewhere.
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Thuania
Petrograd
Frank Umings
Rusala
Centur Aion
Norlt
Dr. Billings
Petropentl
Moscow
Panplo
Partona
Ghiccaga
Ruewia
Chicago
Ontana
Railway Mail Clerks in Ogden Need Aid and Investigation
The piece urges a government investigation into the transfer costs borne by railway mail clerks moved from Oakland to Ogden. It calls for reimbursements, pensions for aging workers, and insists the government lead in humane treatment of employees, not treat them as expendable.
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Ogden
Oakland
Pontotlee
War Orders in Early 1917 Aimed at Troops Supplies
Washington reports that the War Department authorized clothing and other supplies for up to 1,000,000 troops before the U.S. entry into war. General Sharpe testified before the Senate committee that shortages mainly affected clothing, with contracts and prices set through the civilian board and department approval. He noted plans to equip about 1,073,000 men by December 1 and anticipated full clothing for most drafted troops by December 31.
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Washington
War Department
Eders
Quartamaster Ganexal
Sharpe
Xenate
Serraary Baker
Sharna
Baker
Owar Sipengih
Tesuiar
Maren
Sharne
Department
Sharps
U. S
Frollaghuysen
Sen
Pershing
Tip Ran
Nasional Board
National Defence
Preling
Huysen
Gener
Chamberlain
Council
Senator McKellar
Amina
Koil
Witeh
Bharp
Devesnter
Groner Serpe
Mitchcock
Tha 'Quadtermaster-Grnstal
Senelor Wrilsworth
Cuater
Renator Weeks
Ahae Minufacturer
Wadsworth
Sharnes
Congress
Geltog Aupnites
Marriage Announcement Sparks Quarrel In Low Key Legal Datum
A garbled legal exchange mentions a marriage announcement to Mins Suan Spaty Vat and a warning about inviting a wife's relatives to take action. The dialogue features references to Diggevilin Glation and Siriingham Agsetloratd, with unclear legal weight.
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Mins
Siriingham Agsetloratd
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