Defense of the Y M C A in France Faces Scrutiny
The New York Tribune urges readers to consider testimony about the YMCA in France, arguing it faced unjust criticism. It notes secretaries served valiantly, even under fire, performing varied roles from canteen work to librarianship, while highlighting differences with the Red Cross and the heavy burdens shouldered by YMCA staff.
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Debate on Y M C A Canteen Role and League of Nations
The writer defends YMCA canteen work as wartime relief run by the organization with separate funds and under fire supplies. They argue for fair discussion of the League of Nations and warn against misrepresentation or partisan appeals harming the goal of ending war. The piece calls for safeguarding American interests while supporting a global peace framework.
Victory Loan drives to raise five billion for war costs
The Victory Loan seeks 5 billion pounds to fund wartime expenses and calls on Americans to show patriotism beyond the pledge. It argues failure would shame the nation like repudiating the League of Nations and vows America will repay its war debts, building on past sacrifices and payments.
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League of Nations
Kaiser Seeks Warmer Clime and Patience for All
The article surveys diverse topics from royal wanderings to postwar politics. It notes the Kaiser’s desire for warmer climates, praises the President’s safe arrival in France, and comments on Heligoland’s fate, labor issues in Ohio, graft at Camp Grant, and Republican infighting. It ends with a cynical line about condemned last wishes.
Knox Substitute Fails to Offer Real War Prevention
The article surveys Senator Knox proposed alternatives to the Paris League draft. It contrasts his plan for compulsory arbitration and a US alliance with a few chosen powers against the League, arguing the alliance risks reawakening old balance of power conflicts and that the Paris draft better safeguards the Monroe Doctrine and American sovereignty.
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Keep Your City Clean Keeps Citizens Guessing
A garbled read discusses city cleanliness and citizen actions, criticizing neglect and urging year-round efforts. It mentions Richard B. Waltrous and an Ames board in the context of civic improvement and health.
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Uncle Sam Pride Drives Wartime Resolve and Liberty
The speaker credits Uncle Sam and American troops for victory and liberty, urging citizens to uphold duty and financial support. The exhortation frames the war as a global fight for democracy and justice, with clear calls to honor commitments and back allied efforts.
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Notable courtroom quips echo in historic debate
A fragment from a historic court scene recalls Martin Trrover, famed judge, interrupting William Evarts with a rustic retort about jury presence and conditional law propositions. The exchange highlights plain speech contrasting complex legal argument and the era's rhetorical style.
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