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15 Nov 1917

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Warren Mail

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Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1917

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Pro German Rule in Russia and War Front Shifts

Review of rapid Russian upheaval as Lenine led radicals seize Petrograd. loyal women battle rebels at the Winter Palace. Italian retreat to the Livenza as Ca*odorna falls back. Passchendaele ridge taken by Haig with Canadian forces. Allenby across Beersheba and Gaza. U boat losses dip. Tokyo and Washington trade terms on Japan-China-Open Door policy amid wartime ally shifts.

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West Front Sir Edmund Allenby Palestine Beersheba Gaza Staal Desert Jerusalem Edward W. Pickard Kerensky Russia Nikolai Lenine Sadd Ie Chios Bakhmeteff Petrograd Kronstadt M. Bakhmeteff Germany Winter Palace Auinora S St. Peter and St. Paul A Warkmen Lenine Leon Trotzky Itv Uy Ae Uci Livenza Count Cadorna Tagliamento Ae Po Oe Mincio Piave France Great Britain America Italy Venice Cadorna Aguamento Sir Douglas Haig Flanders Passchendaele Crown Prince Aisne Ailette Allenby
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Esthonian History and World War Era Reflections

A historical survey explains Baltic piracy and Esthonian subjugation under Danish and Swedish rule, then notes Russian policies on language and Lutheran faith. It shifts to U S politics with Socialist defeats in Chicago and New York, and ends with details of the U S war mission to Paris, led by Col. House and generals.

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Canute VI Esthenian Waldemar II Waldemar IV Knights of the Sword Teutonic Hibonia Peter the Great Charles XII Russia Esthonia House U. S American War Commission Paris Col. FE. M. House W. S. Benson Tasker H. Bliss Steff Crosby United States Lansing
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Diamond trade linked to marriage vows in war era

Conservationists question diamond use amid wartime. Kansas City Star cites jewelers showing U S imports hit 84 million dollars, up 70 percent from 1915 and 110 percent from 1914, as marriages rise and engagement rings boost demand.

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Kansas City Star United States
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Meteors From the Moon Theory Explored by Belot

French astronomer Emile Belot revisits an ancient idea that meteors originate from volcanic eruptions on the moon and other satellites. He argues an initial projection velocity similar to observed eruptions and certain artillery outputs could explain their paths.

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Emile Belot Enrord
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Hilarious Finish in War Scheme Reported

The Boston Journal quotes a claim that a schemes involving a new laughing gas could end the war by dispersing gas over German trenches from airplanes. The piece notes the plan would make German forces laugh themselves to death, described as a harmless, humorous ending rather than military victory.

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The Boston Journal
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Maximalists Passchendaele Ridge Alcedo Korse John T. Melvin Vieht G. W. Childs Drexel Philadelphia Ercehri Tenimshin Noah Ter von Hertling Count von Hertling Reichstag Junkers Budapest Japan Viscount Ishii China Europe Pirates Baltic Emperor William Chicago New York John F. Hylan Ohio United States Army Deah Horace Hitchikoo England Thomas Lipton Merrick Park Bournemouth William Goschen Berlin
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