Editorial condemns bitter personal attacks on the President
The New York American urges restraint after Senate speeches attacking the President. It notes such rhetoric harms national resolve and warns lawmakers to speak with moderation while defending public service and unity.
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New York
Pres. Wilson
Senate
Sherman
Brandewee
Berlin
United States
Council
Law of the Land
Congress
White House
Senate Chamber
Washington Unity Crisis in Wartime Speech
A public address warns that continued political division in Washington will erode national morale and prolong war. The speaker urges reconciliation to preserve public support, enthusiasm, and the will to win, noting growing impatience among the people.
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Washington
Death of Gavrilo Princip in Theresienstadt Prison
The Times notes Princip’s death in a fortress prison in Theresienstadt. It rejects Serbian government guilt in the Sarajevo assassination and recalls broader wartime provocations and myths surrounding the 1914 murder that sparked a global conflict.
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Times
Gavino Prinzip
Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Theresienstadt
Tteleuropa
Prinzip
Archduke
Vienna
Kragzugeratz
Two hours left to buy Liberty Bonds amid war talk
The broadcast urges purchase of Liberty Bonds, notes the President's $50 bond, and reports allies' 5 900 German prisoners captured in April. It mentions the Shah of Persia buying $100000 in bonds and questions war outcomes while urging Warren teachers’ wage increase and school-board action.
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Persia
Warren
Warren School Board
Public Interest vs. Tar and Feathers Hint from Two Papers
A Punxsutawney Spirit editorial argues that true citizen interest lies in the public good while a Yarren Chronicle remark laments the old law of supply and demand, suggesting tar and feather prices might rise in the Midwest.
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Middle West
Sproul Record on Liquor Local-Option Repeals Examined
A summary of Senator Sproul's votes on local liquor repeal acts and related measures in Pennsylvania from 1901 to 1917. The record shows repeated Yea votes to repeal local prohibitions in Fayette Monongahela Philadelphia Glassport and Potter County, plus a 1917 vote against wartime liquor suppression resolutions.
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Sproul
Penrose
Senate of Pennsylvania
Fayette
Fayette County
Lingers
Senate
Monongahela City
Carroll Township
Washington County
Donora
L. R
Philadelphia
Proud
Committee of Law and Order
Allegheny
Glassport
Lincoln
Alegheny
Committee On Law and Order
S. J
Potter
Snyder
Red Cross in Korea Branch Aids Haiju Natives
Dr Arthur H Norton reports an American Red Cross branch in Haiju Korea with activity by missionaries and native Korean women knitting sewing and bandage making. The Norton survey aims to participate in the 1918 World Centenary celebration of the Methodist church amid wartime shortages and high prices.
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Korea
American Red Cross
Arthur H. Norton
Haiju
Norton
Methodist Episcopal Church
World Sugar Shortage Analyzed By U S Agriculture Dept
A United States Department of Agriculture publication explains a global sugar shortage intensified by war. It notes 2,000,000 tons annual shortfalls, mill destruction, European land devastation, and shifts in trade routes affecting Allies and neutral suppliers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Europe
Ez‘caprinn
Konedom
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Russia
Maruitius
India
Cuba
Phillippines
Peru
Java
Mauritius
Atlantic
England
Italy
Resisting the Appeal for Liberty Bonds in Boston Ad
A page advertisement in the Boston Transcript features Andrew Adie and the United States Worsted Co urging support for the Third Liberty Loan. The appeal links bonds to victory, duty, and honor, asking fathers and others to buy bonds to honor fallen and serving sons.
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Boston Transcript
Andrew Adie
United States Worsted Co
Times
France
Les
United States
Liberty Loan
Two Nuisances and Golf Jokes Stir Army and Civilians
A wartime humor item notes a sergeant scolding jokes among troops. The Washington Star fragment mentions a man at the shop who devotes all his time to talking golf, contrasting with other nuisances. The scene captures light relief amid rank tensions and civilian life.
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Washington Star
Home Gardeners Rally Behind the War Food Drive
The Home Guard, the second line of defense, joins Pershing’s call to keep the food coming. Reports to the National War Garden Commission show over five million home gardeners prepared to help defeat the Kaiser's war aims. Forward, Home Gardeners.
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Pershing
Berlin
National War Garden Commission
Washington
Army of Home Gardeners
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Warren Evening Times
Warren County
FIMES
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
B. E. Walker
E. C. Lewrey
E. W. Russell
T. B. Clawson
Lindenstein, Inc
East 18Th St
New York City
Warren Borough
Alaska
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Penn
Morocco
Gavrilo Prinzio
Latterte
Kaiser
Edmund Vance Cooke
MR. Sproul
Everett True
Plymouth Rock
MR. Twadecle
RED Cross
Stewep AP
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