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The Children of Ogden and the Path to Reform
An officer of the juvenile court decries disorganized homes as the source of delinquency. A 14 year old boy and a companion broke into a cottage for a blanket, revealing family abandonment and instability. The piece argues for community care and humane aid to troubled children.
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Juvenile Court
Havas
Hia
Oma
Tito
Marmora
Childred
Lloyd George on peace terms and an independent Poland
Lloyd George outlined postwar aims including a democratic Germany without domination, independence for Poland, and a conference balance prioritizing central inhabitants. He said Russia can be saved by its own course, while Germans show no surrender of Russian provinces and cities now under occupation.
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agBros
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Ture Pelde
Constantinople
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Hungary
Poland
Russia
Lloyd George
Eliles
Voice of George on postwar peace goals and German assurances
The text discusses Allied aims for Alsace Lorraine restoration to France and German disarmament, arguing Russia under German control and German expansion threaten peace. It notes President Wilson's approach based on the consent of the governed, but warns of lack of a clear peace note.
Victory Turned to Defeat in French Offensive Report
Parle correspondent of the New York Times describes how the planned April offensive by French and allied forces on the western front faltered under political interference. Parliament members witnessed the brutal early battle, triggering panic and delays that halted the operation despite initial gains and German resistance.
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Willams Nainia
Pale
Nivalle
Wilinmare
New York Times
Thia
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Parle
Ragle
Michaler
Paris
Yay Te Ardoron
Hagland
Toy
George
Dawglan Hale
Mate
Tie
Lata
French Offense Plans Face Strong German Resistance
The article recounts French strategic belief that Germany could not sustain large losses and would counterattack after a renewed offensive. It details misreported French casualty figures, British pressure, and the shifting views of leaders like Nivelle and Mangin as Allied plans for continued action come under scrutiny amid mounting losses and German reserves.
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Chemly Des Darmes
Ruaafa
Vely
Paris
Mangin
Mazel
Verdun
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Sassin
Nivelle
Poincara
Blygee
Justin Godar
Service
de Sapte
Godarl
Samme
Godart
Don Boen
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Nivelle Kaw
Republic
England
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Paria
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Thvolt
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Nievello
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Ha Mann
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Maig
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Atlee Howoe
Tad Palmore
Nyelly
Winon
Tomine
Ubon
Lloyd George and French crisis over German retreat
Reports describe Lloyd George leading a British delegation to Paris on May 4 to discuss France’s intentions. he claimed Allied gains, including reclaiming 56,000 German prisoners and over 2,000 kilometers of ground. The German press showed panic, then cooled after Paris papers reached Berlin.
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Quai d'Orsay
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Wikl Main Robertson
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Ima
Jie
Aad
Alann
Paris
Berlin
France
Montello Man Killed In Accident at Brush Knob
George Warden of Montello died from a head gunshot suffered when a companion William Brith shot near Brush Knob north of Montello. Witness Bartinet Sraith reports the ranch employer had been shooting targets. Smith attempted to demonstrate rifle use, the bullet penetrated Warden's skull. If Warden had survived, no charge would be filed. before death he exonerated Smith.
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George Warden
Montello
William Brith
Brush Knob
Bartinet Sraith
Monell
Smith
Aki
Warden
Elko Free Press
Speech Overshadows War in Washington Address
British Prime Minister Lloyd George delivered a landmark speech in Washington on January 5. He argued for three conditions to secure peace: sanctity of treaties, territorial settlement by self determination or government consent, and the creation of an international body to halt armaments. Officials noted the speech’s profound impact and postponed comment pending review.
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Saeric
Wasnington
Lloyd George
Washington
Readable Catarrh Cure Claim Ad
A Toledo Ohio medicine ad promises a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by internal action. It asserts constitutional treatment and urges readers to send testimonials to J Cheney & Co. The pitch claims to strengthen the system and offer a $100 incentive for proven results.
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Halla Caturrh
Addrese Fi
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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