Rallying point for Russians on Murman coast
Allied forces in the Murman coast region are small and exposed to harsh winter conditions. The report notes three antagonistic elements the Bolsheviks pro German forces and enemy troops. It questions supply lines and the ability to reinforce and sustain a large army, but argues the contingent may serve as a rallying point and nucleus for Russians to defend their country and push back the invader.
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Murman Coast
Kola
Arctic
Murman
Arctic Ocean
Invasion of the Deferred Classes Questioned by War Chief
Senate Military Affairs excerpts from General March testimony show urgency to rush manpower to France and Europe. He notes France and England cannot greatly expand forces and argues overwhelming Allied strength is needed. He hints deferred-class men may avoid invasion if not justified.
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Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
March
War Department
France
England
Germany
Victory for Wilson and War Support in Mississippi Primary
The piece notes strong national support for a total war effort. It cites Mississippi’s primary results where Harrison defeats Senator Vardaman, signaling public backing of Wilson and anti‑war obstruction in Congress. Voters show preference for a decisive war policy.
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United States
Washington
Mississippi
James K. Vardaman
Wilson
Vardaman
Jackson
Harrison
Kaiser
Buckle Down for Victory Week as War Drives Rise
Premier Clemenceau believes Allies can win in a year. Senator Lewis and General March echoed the aim. Citizens urged to buy Liberty Bonds War Savings Stamps give to Red Cross Y and war agencies. Join in by working hard and supporting fighters before Christmas 1919.
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Clemenceau
France
United States
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
General March
House Military Affairs Committee
Red Cross
Reading the handwriting on the wall across papers
A collage of wartime quotes from U S newspapers mock German actions and headlines. It notes politicians wavering on war support, Kaiser and Crown Prince rhetoric, spy trials, German proclamations, and Allied front reports as the war unfolds. It also references Count Roon and German indemnity talk.
Uncle Sam's France Commissary Depot Amazes Visitor
Clarence Budington Kelland describes a vast U S commissary complex in France. He notes miles of rail networks, numerous warehouses, hay stacks and crates, and hundreds of workers supporting a citylike camp with Y M C A facilities, officers and enlisted spaces, and social hubs that boost morale and supply lines.
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Clarence Budington
Kelland
Paris
Uncle Sam
America
Conlider
The Bags Aren't Everything Soldier’s Change of Heart
A barefaced soldier relocated to Camp Dix, New Jersey, sought a razor at a Y M C A hut while claiming hostility to religion. After threatening to attend a religious meeting, he received a razor from the Y worker who later found him in the hut listening to hymn records, claiming the rags aren’t everything.
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Camp Dix
N. J
Association
Bonds scammers and disloyalists face court action in Cleveland
The U S attorney's office in Cleveland sentences W B Bennett of Youngstown to the Warrensville workhouse for criticizing Liberty Bonds. The report notes similar cases like Isadore Gantz of Farrell Pa trading bonds for cash and warns of frauds urging bond owners to exchange for worthless securities. Director Lewis B Franklin urges keep bonds to aid government and avoid market disruption.
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Warrensville
Bennett
Youngstown
United States Attorney’s Office
Isadore Gantz
Farrell
Gantz
Liberty Hands
Liberty Loan Committee
Pittsburgh
Department of Justice
Liberty Bond
Lista
Lewis B. Franklin
United States War Loan Organization
Liberty Loan County
Fourth Federal District
Bende
The Pockets In France and at Home Pocket Lined War Funds
Poem contrasts the French pocket of Huns with Allied troops pushing Germans back toward Berlin. It then shifts to home front wealth and wartime funds, urging readers to finance the effort. The piece ends with a playful nudge to subscribe to The Warren Times.
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France
Paris
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