Advertising Rates and Mail Subscriptions Summary
Lindenstein Inc foreign advertising representative located at 118 Mast 18th Street New York publishes daily except Sundays. Subscription rates are 4.00 per year by carrier in the United States and 3.00 by mail outside Warren Borough Alaska Cuba Porto Rico Mexico Panama Canal Zone and Hawaiian and Philippine Islands. Foreign post paid 6.00 per year within the International Postal Union Canada included. Entered at Warren PA post office as second class matter.
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United States
Warren Borough
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiiian
Philippine Islands
Canada
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Warren, Penn’s
German peace move tied to Austria Turkey collapse fears
The article argues Berlin pressed a peace proposal to President Wilson to keep Austria and Turkey from deserting the quadruple alliance. It links Ferlin's acceptance of terms to this shift and notes the precarious military and political positions of Austria and Turkey amid broader Balkan and Middle East developments. Berlin fears a separate peace if a general accord fails.
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Wilson
Austria
Turkey
Ferlin
Palestine
Beirut
Smyrna
Enver Pasha
Serbia
Roumania
Berlin
Max
German Withdrawals Signal Deteriorating War Stance
From Esthenia Livonia Ukraine and Roumania the German government withdraws garrisons as losses in France and Allied advances strain German power. Marshal Foch will soon strike German territory, showing the staff and military machine breaking under pressure.
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Esthenia
Livonia
Ukraine
Roumania
Russia
France
Germany
Foch
Withdrawal of German forces reshapes war in Russia and France
The article argues German evacuation from Russia weakens the Bolsheviks and foreshadows German collapse. It tracks Allied advances in France and Belgium, noting German retreat but a still strong line, urging Liberty Loan subscriptions to bolster Allied efforts and public resolve.
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Mtern
Germany
Russia
State Department
Pete
France
Berlin
Foch
Hindenburg Line
la Fere
St. Gobian
Douai
Lille
Flanders
D’esperey
Macedonia
America
Allied Unity Holds Firm Amid Global Cabinet Resignations
The passage notes multiple governments quitting or considering quitting while the Allies remain steadfast. It urges bond purchases and criticizes Germany for poor wartime conduct and for broadcasting its peace reply to sway public opinion, misjudging American sentiment.
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Bulgaria
Austria
Germany
Color Line in War Effort Shifts to French Front
A wartime column by Isobel Field lauds African American soldiers and workers in France and in U S war efforts. It highlights valiant contributions of labor contractors stevedores riveters nurses and Red Cross workers, plus African American financial support for Liberty Loans and thrift stamps. It notes rising patriotism and calls for unity to propel the new Liberty Loan.
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America
France
Germany
Department of War
Henry Johnson
Needham Roberts
George Freeman
England
Charles Knight
Lord Northcliff
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Jim Trow
Philadelphia
Pwaeaaflepw
Pennsylvania crops outlook from Department of Agriculture
The report details crop yields and conditions in the state. Wheat yields average 18.3 bushels per acre from 26,025,674 total, rye and oats show mixed results, corn forecast near 90 percent of average, buckwheat around 93 percent, potatoes poorest with about 321 million bushels, tobacco up to 56.44 million pounds, fruit crops near 75 percent of normal with peaches about 1.03 million bushels and pears at 368,400 bushels. L. H. Wible, statistician, notes gains from favorable weather late season.
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Department of Agriculture
Usta
York
Franklin TS Gpaban Aeons
Sont
Thia i
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
L. H. Wible
Federal Reserve Bank Expands In Cleveland Office Building
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank System exceed half a billion as the Cleveland bank converts more space in the Public Square building. It began with a ground floor banking room and basement vaults and now occupies half the ground floor with departments on most floors.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Public Square
War Crimes Speech Urges Liberty Bonds Drive
A forceful exhortation catalogs atrocities by German forces and calls for continued war to preserve civilized victories. The author argues humanity must fear future barbarity and urges subscriptions to Liberty Bonds to save the world.
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Ottavy Forsant
Cleveland Banks Offer 90 Percent Loans for Liberty Bonds
The Cleveland banks and trust companies announce loans up to 90 percent of par value for ninety days on Liberty Bonds purchases, with renewals for another ninety days at a half percent over the Fed discount rate. The plan, endorsed by the Central Liberty Loan Committee, aims to boost Fourth Liberty Loan subscriptions without harming existing credit lines.
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Cleveland
Central Liberty Loan Committee
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
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