Burial of Edith Cavell Nurse Amid War Turmoil
Fragmented World War I reminiscence recalls Edith Cavell nurse executed after alleged aiding British soldiers to escape. The piece critiques German conduct in Belgium, condemns the secrecy of the trial and execution, and reflects on the moral implications of wartime justice and peace efforts.
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Belelamy
Editih Cavall
Renly
Edith Cavell
Tie Pergian
Whitlock
Biyen
Belgium
Seourae
Berlin Voices After Peace Terms From German Leaders
Ben Hecht, in Berlin since December, details interviews with Ludendorff, von Tirpitz, Reventlow, and Bernstorff. Leaders condemn the peace as imperialistic, fear Paris terms, warn Germany faces dishonor, and express no clear postwar program.
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Ben Hecht
Berlin
Germany
Mgr. Hecht
Ludendorff
Hin
Sonad
Dito
Amiormy
von Tirpitz
Junker Stond Besido
Tealga
Wilson
Natlot
France
Melgiusi
Alance
Lorraine
Kalser
Etrara
Gerina
Junkersm
Count van
Woota
Kaiser
Saar
Sileala
Alsace
Count von Bernatorff
Tomatoes Plant Weber Flonl Trial 7 740
Fragmentary item mentions tomatoes and a person or place named Weber Flonl with numbers 7 740 and etk, likely a brief gardening or local notice fragment.
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Weber
Buildings Must Be Constructed In Ogden Campaign
Ogden faces housing scarcity as workers live in Brigham City Willard and Salt Lake City traveling home to families. The call urges a building campaign with hundreds of cottages this season to meet rising demand from new enterprises and to avert fall congestion. Real estate men report unable to meet demand and push the slogan Build your own home.
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Ogden
Brigham City
Willard
Salt Lake
William II trial and Kaiser deterrent justice asked
The article discusses calls to hold Kaiser William II accountable for World War I, noting plans to extradite him from Holland and bring him before a great tribunal. It argues ending royal impunity would deter future autocrats, reflecting on the decline of royal prestige and the push for accountability.
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Holland
William Hohenzoller
Paris
Brigands of the Air and a Nevada Bank Heist
The piece contrasts early air travel with a Nevada bank robbery at Winnemucca where masked horsemen seized 330000 in gold and paper, fleeing through Paradise valley to junipers on the Idaho Nevada border. It imagines future aerial bandits and distant dangers to childhood dreams.
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Fetters
Ogden
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Winnemucca
Nevada
George Nixon
Paradise Valley
Juniper Forest
Idaho
Winnemucca Bank
Ford to Prove Tribune Disloyal in Libel Suit
Mount Clemens Michigan May 15 Ford seeks to prove the Chicago Daily Tribune aided Germany in the prepardness campaign to hinder the United States by diverting munitions away from allies. Attorney Murphy outlined the theory to a jury of farmers as they reassess potential prejudice.
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Mount Clemens
Mid
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
Tribune
Germany
Alfred J. Murphy
Ford
Mr. Murphy
Dejie Bo Koléely
United States
Mexico
Murphy
Ubeled
Ald
Pleintift
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