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UNCLEAN HANDS AT THE HAGUE AND AMERICAN TROOPS
A New England editorial argues Germany has no standing at The Hague while American shotguns outpace German tactics. It praises U S troops for defeating the Hun and notes Mexico is warming to the United States as fighting on both sides demonstrates Uncle Sam’s authority. The piece links Mexican popularity to U S actions on the border and in Europe.
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Hague
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Samuel
German Language Press Sparks Debate on Assimilation
A satirical defense of retaining German newspapers draws out arguments that patriotism can be taught in German and mocks the idea of keeping German print for elderly readers who cannot read English. The piece questions cultural retention tied to language and notes the ease with which foreigners learn new tongues given incentive.
Language and loyalty in wartime press suppression
The piece argues foreigners should learn English to assimilate and warns that opposing German newspaper suppression harms soldiers fighting abroad. It asserts foreign speech fuels disloyalty and claims allowing German propaganda prolongs the war and endangers lives.
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Reurn
Bulgaria Eyes Armistice Plea and Allied Reactions
The article weighs Bulgaria’s appeal for an armistice and the mixed reactions of its Allies in America. It considers possible aims behind the move, such as rapid peace or time to bolster exhausted forces, and notes humanitarian reasons for Bulgaria to exit the war while acknowledging the country’s anti-German stance and gratitude toward America for Roberts College in Turkey.
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Turkey
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Nations rally behind Wilson terms for peace
The Times cites the President’s firm peace terms as clear and accepted by the Allies, with strong U S support. Belgians rejoice as they reclaim homeland, and Americans celebrate fighter spirit. Spain? Wales rail strike linked to pacifists, per the note.
Russia must return to strong social government, Spencer-Cooper says
London report quotes Captain Henry Spencer-Cooper, a leading English expert on Russia, arguing Russia must adopt a strong centralized government before its destiny can be solved. He favors Bolshevik to constitutional assembly sequence, praises Wilson’s patient policy, and calls for capable officers who can unite factions without provoking moderates or counter-revolutionaries.
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Trotzky
Bolshevik Leaders and German Influence in Postwar Russia
The speaker labels Trotzky as a violent, calculating fanatic driven by money and power, opposed to Entente aims, while Lenine is seen as more honest, favoring peasant rule and confiscations. Trotzky’s followers are blamed for anarchy, and Kerensky is noted as clever but sidelined as Russia sinks deeper into turmoil and hardship.
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Many for Judges Seek Supreme Court Seats in Nonpartisan Race
The filing window for petitions to fill two Supreme Court seats closed last Thursday as vacancies arose too late for May primaries. Candidates include Alexander Simpson Jr. and Edward J. Fox, appointed by the Governor to serve until terms begin next year, with others such as Judge Joseph W. Bouton AL V. Unvely Judge John W. Kephart and Henry Budd among the field. Support for Simpson and Fox is strong due to high qualifications and bipartisan backing, though some opposition stems from the Governor’s actions. the piece argues their election would reflect well on the court and public intelligence.
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