Away With the Hohenzollerns Declares Senator Borah
Senator Borah of Idaho declares no peace with the central empires and calls to banish the Hohenzollerns. He argues for a government that can guarantee treaties and warns that a league of nations without honest rulers risks failure and conflict.
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Senator Borah
Idaho
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
William FE. Borah
New York Times
Pitt
Lincoln
Germany
Mmust
League of Nations
League Nations
Hohenzollerns
Metternich
England
Frederick the Great
Silesia
Maria Theresa
Harsing
St. Helena
Europe
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Poland
Constantinople
American Artist Meets Old Chum
London writer Thomas Burke relays a London artist scene with Will True the black and white artist and an American officer. The two plan a frugal studio meal while recalling Greenwich Village days and avoiding gilded restaurants. The piece captures bohemian hospitality and nostalgia.
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Thomas Burke
London
Will True
Nestle
Continents
True
Billy
The
Trocadero
Ritz
Greenwich Village
William True
Negro soldiers prove brave in front and rear in France
With American forces in France on Oct 23, colored troops are praised by American and French commands for coolness and reliability. The piece highlights Chicago and New York units, praise from a French general, fluency in French, and successful front line duty from Verdun to Argonne, including a skirmish drill that impressed observers.
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France
America
Europe
Argonne Forest
Darkie Doughboys
Switzerland
Flanders
Verdun
Chicago
New York
Middlewest
England
General Pershing
Ads Spotlight Offers You Today’s Interest Breaks
A reader is invited to check today’s advertisements for notable deals and opportunities. The page hints at bargains, features, and items of interest across local merchants and services.
100 Percent War Savings Stamp Pledges Targeted
Iowa War Savings committee launches a 100 percent pledge redemption drive at Secretary McAdoo’s request. Homer A. Miller urges county and city chairs to collect all delinquent pledges and switch December payments to November to finish by December 1. The state aims to sell its $48 000 quota and finance the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Evening Journal
Liberty Loan
Iowa War Savings Committee
War Savings Stamp Campainn
Iowa
McAdoo
Deceber
Tape Suggestion Keeps Glass Cutting Edge Secure
A correspondent proposes applying adhesive tape to the underside of a straightedge used for glass cutting to prevent slipping during use. The note emphasizes a simple, practical fix for ensuring accurate cuts.
Western Women Running for Senate
Two Western women seek U.S. Senate seats to become the first female senators. Anne Martin of Reno Nevada and Jeannette Rankin of Helena Montana combine activism for equal suffrage with varied careers. Rankin already serves in the House.
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San Francisco
Far West
United States Senate
Anne Martin
Reno
Nevada
Jeannette Rankin
Helena
Montana
Congress
Rankin
Martin
Predict Winter Weather Coming
A weather bulletin indicates a sharp drop in temperatures across the plains states and eastern Rocky mountains today, expanding by Thursday to the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and the west gulf states, with the trend reaching the middle Atlantic, New England, south Atlantic and east gulf regions by Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi
Ohio
West Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Fall of Hindenburg Line Signals German Setbacks
The report describes the Hindenburg line failure as Germany’s fate, with French and British advances under Foch and a retreating German front from Ghent to Hirson. It notes the capture of Cambrai by Foch and a morale decline among German troops as thirty divisions rout.
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Thoure
Germany
King Albert
Plumer
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Belgium
Wilhelmshaven
Grand Fleet
North Sea
Hindenburg
Cambrai
Foch
Ghent-Mons- Hirson
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Hapsburgs
United States
Genghis Khan
Attilla
Republic
Paris
Frederick Harrison
House of Hohenzollern
the Evening Journal
U. S
Pershing
Homer A. Miller
Instruc
Biyiunghan
Ingland
Senate
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