German Loyalists and Profiteers Dominate War Time Debate
The editorial attacks German Americans loyal to Germany as low education sources and urges fierce home front action. It condemns profiteering, calls for 80 percent excess war profit tax, and stresses unity to win World War I while noting civilian sacrifices and coal demands.
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Fredom
Wilson
Germany
United States
Lokal Anzeiger
Russia
Congress
From Other Viewpoints on War and Politics
A collage of quotes contrasts government and labor, wartime policy, and diplomacy. The selections reference the Pullman porter, income tax, Kaiser, Hindenburg, democracy versus Austria, Hague principles on prisoners, and ancient conscription in Israel with modern echoes.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Germany
The
Hague
Louisville Courier-Journal
Soldier of Fortune and Expert Engineer Reunite Under Fire
New York July 12 Two longtime friends and war captains Cushman A Rice major in American aviation forces attached to the British Army and Captain Huston an American engineering officer now laying railroads in France meet again under fire from German troops The two veterans share combat tales and a surprise reunion as Rice encounters Huston after a shell damaged Rice’s vehicle and a dust cloud yields a shell dented racing car ending with a banter of mutual surprise
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Cushman A. Rice
Pp. L. Huston
Rice
Houston
France
Huston
Cap” Rice
Liberia
Phillippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Revolutionary Army
Honduras
South Seas
Amiens
Teutons
Ham
Nesle
Paris
Amiiens
Jacob Ruppert
Gavfeat
Iline
Major Rice
Captain Huston
Cap
Moving Pictures Get Draft Board Favor in Work or Fight
Gen Crowder issues order to consider actors and all skilled workers in moving pictures as potentially essential. The ruling aims to ease fears for employment and domestic affairs while broader decisions on other occupations follow.
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Pittsburg
Crowder
Justice Land
Sugar Shortage Prompts Canned Goods and National Producer Aid
Food Department urges conservation as sugar runs short for canning. National Producer-backed options offer ready canned fruits and grape juice from California plants, ensuring safe, uniform quality and easing high prices for housewives, especially in apartments.
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California
Foxy
Scouts Grow Gardens and Prep for Examinations in Local Troops
Troop Seven maintains three garden plots on Jefferson avenue with rivalry to cultivate the best. Troop Six active evenings, planted thousands of pine spruce on F. C. Eaton estate as forestry demonstration. July 25 marks the next Second Class exam. questions test flag knowledge. A new Glade troop forms with Scoutmaster Neil Woodruff and may be named Troop Four.
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F. C. Eaton
Glade
Epworth Church
Neil Woodruff
America's New Hymn for wartime protection and faith
A war time hymn pleading for divine mercy and guidance. The text asks God to cleanse sin and protect nations and soldiers, invoking Holy Lord and Almighty King as defenders of right and might. It closes with a patriotic plea for mercy and strength before armies go forth.
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B. B. P. Prugh
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