Rates of Subscription Published Everyday Except Sunday
Subscription rates are listed for carriers and mail within the United States and abroad. Domestic subscriptions are $4.00 per year with postpaid options, and foreign subscriptions within the International Postal Union are $6.00 per year. Entry note indicates Warren, Pennsylvania post office classification.
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Warren Borough
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Warren
Penn
Liberty Loan drive urged as war urges sacrifice
A wartime editorial urges Americans to buy Liberty Bonds, stressing sober support over celebration. It notes the city trails by over a million dollars and compares home effort to soldiers abroad, warning Germany watches and urging higher oversubscription to fund the war and aid wounded troops.
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Liberty Llan
France
On to Victory Wilson slogan signals unwavering U S resolve
The piece portrays President Wilson’s wartime reply as decisive and unyielding, rejecting Germany’s peace terms and urging continued resolve. It argues the conflict is a battle over a new moral creed and liberty, with America and allies pressing on until goals are achieved, and warns against any concession or transmission of Germany’s request.
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Ugle
Germany
Foch
Pershing
Haig
Tommies
Pollus
Wilson
America
Appeals for intelligent women to enroll as nurses
Officials urge capable women to assist in nursing during the epidemic, even without training. They stress the urgent need for adequate care as the crest of the outbreak remains unseen and professional nurses are in short supply.
Ludendorff in Berlin and Americas wartime stance
The fragment notes Ludendorff en route to a destination the Allies will designate, Lansing urging America to stay engaged and fund the war. It mentions stolen German securities worth 70 million marks, a Finland royal event, and the risk of compulsory taxation if bond sales fail. It ponders the impact of French dispatches claiming American defeats on Liberty Bonds support.
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America
Wilsons Peace Principles and Allied Declarations
The article outlines Wilsons January 8 1918 principles for peace including open covenants freedom of the seas and removal of trade barriers. It also covers February 11 and September 27 declarations stressing justice for each people, population welfare over power, and transparency in treaties.
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Russia
Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Romania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balkan
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Dardanelles
General Association of Nations
Count von Hertling
Count Czernin
Rousing Appeals Urge Liberty Bond Purchases for War Effort
A chorus of voices from various schools urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Masculine calls to support Uncle Sam emphasize backing soldiers, funding clothing, food, ammunition, and the Red Cross.
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Joseph Anne
Fourth Ward
Uude
Sam
You Can Buy More Bonds Now
A wartime plea urges readers to increase bond purchases to support U S soldiers overseas. The piece highlights sacrifice, including leaving jobs and families, and stresses personal duty to fund the war effort despite hardship. It warns the Kaiser and Germany remain a threat and notes two million U S troops abroad require care and repayment.
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Uncle Sam
Germany
Kaiser
France
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Pennsylvania Avente
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
E. Walker
E. C. Lowrey
Chas H. Eddy
BE. W. Russell
T. B. Clawson
Ludendorff
Berlin
Allies
América
Lansing
Prince Charles
Finland
Europe
Liberty Loan
New York
League
League of Nations
Hiram Hayrack
Sol Sodbuster
Minneapolis Tribune
Everett True
Jaat
Nour Namg
Vernon Gray
Bout Strass
Nancy Culberson
Grand Pattey School
Ruth Sears
Russell School
Germano Kaiser
Rose Arnold
N. Warren School
Veet Bam
Red Cross
Joan
Elizabeth H. Biber
St. Joseph's
Mildred Anderson
Stoneham School
Grace Spinks
Goodwill Hill School
Grand Valley
Liberty Bonds
Hortense Frank
Sugar Grove School
Ivan Warner
Garland School
Norman Johnson
Fourth Ward School
Morey
Rex
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