Germany risks Austria if it cannot divide Europe
The piece argues Germany may use Austria Hungary to crush Italy and gain full control, leaving Austria as a vassal and the two realms reorganized under German terms. It notes the peril if Germany cannot simultaneously pressure the Allies and absorb Austria. but it praises American food mobilization and Hoover for feeding allies to uphold victory.
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Austria-Hungary
Austria
Italy
Germany
Austria-Hunry
Chan
Gerany
War News and Cautious Optimism Amid French-American Offensives
The article notes American and French forces co operating on the line from Chateau Thierry to Soissons, urging restraint in exuberance over the latest counter offensive. It explains German aims around Rheims and the difficulty for Americans to interpret war dispatches while praising U S fighters and cautioning against overstatement of any one skirmish as a decisive victory.
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France
Chateau-Thierry
Soissons
Rheims
Paris
United States
Apremont
Woods
Seisheprey
Cantagny
Abremont Woods
Leicheprey
Cantégny
Marne
Uris
Floyd Gibbons
Chicago
Gibbons
David Winger Lauded as First Warren County War Hero
Reports describe David Winger as the first Warren County boy to fall in the great war. His deeds inspire relatives and all who understand sacrifices for humanity. The piece honors his courage, notes a grieving mother, and bids rest in peace as a message for all.
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Warren County
David Winger
Pershing Earns Order of the Bath Amid War News
The item notes Pershing's election to the Order of the Bath and reports on various wartime topics. It mentions Congressman Earl H. Eeshlin's strong reelection prospects in Washington, influenza affecting the Kaiser and Kaiserin, and German attitudes. It also comments on German language study in schools and Fuel Administration cold seasons.
War tax on excess profits feared after living costs rise
Report notes many Americans tolerate high living costs but may oppose a Congress imposed war tax on corporate excess profits. The piece signals political tensions over taxation and inflation.
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Federal Trade Board
Congress
Modern War Brightens American Effort in France
In France June 24 the American Expeditionary Forces display courage and camouflage in the Marne fighting. Soldiers march past refugees with cheer, while American troops reinforce French lines, boosting morale and demonstrating modern warfare’s reliance on concealment and machinery.
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France
Marne
Paris
America
Boy Scouts Drive War Efforts and Local Field Day
The Black Walnut canvas by the Boy Scouts covers all sections of the United States with daily timber reports and government support. A Warren County field day will be held at the fairgrounds with Scout races and demonstrations. a Second Class exam is planned at the Y M C A, while Frost Cudiss and Court of Honor tests follow.
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Boy Scouts
United States
Warren Stouts
Warren County
Jext Lhursaay
Y. al. IC. A
Nopmng
Court of Honor
Jie
Ithe National Service
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Warren Evening Times
FIMES
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
E. Walker
E. C. Lowrey
S. E. W. Russell
T. B. Clawson
G. Lindenstein, Inc
East 18Th St
New York City
Warren Borough
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Warren
Penn
Astria
Berlin
Elping
EED
Europe
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Yar Aoe
Pershing
Order of the Bath
Earl H. Eeshlin
Washington
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bert Ford
Internation! News Service
Nieensrarr
Everett True
BOY Scout
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