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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1916

Page

9

Language as a Cause of War Across Nations

Excerpted discussion on how language tensions fueled Belgium Austria Hungary Italy and others, tracing historic struggles over official tongues and nationalism. It notes Von Blasing efforts in Belgium, Flemish autonomy aims, and broader claims that language disputes fuel conflict from Prussia to Canada and Malta.

Rom Tower of Babel Flanders Flemish People's Party Belgium von Rissing Brussels University of Ghent von Blasing Walloon Albert Austria Hungary Italy Italia Ita Victor E Mmanuel I Rome Vienna

Davy the Veteran News Seller Noted Figure at Dublin

One of Ireland’s best known men, Davy Stephens, known as Davy the veteran news seller, remains at Kingstown selling British papers and greeting officials. He has met Premier Asquith, greeted many European royalty, and is famed for his long service and wide connections at Dublin Castle. Everyone else faced military passes during the Irish troubles, but Davy did not.

Flanders Frederick William von Blaaing Presa Vlaamsche Post Germany Ostwald University of Leipzig Borchling Hamburg German Empire London Aug Ireland Davy” Stephens Davy Kingstown Dublin Daily Mail Asquith All Ireland Europe Kings Dublin Castle Irish Sea Beemingland Charles Beresford Eivery Kingstown Dock

French Premier Briand and Lloyd George Alike in Purpose and Drive

Two leaders Briand of France and Lloyd George of Britain are described as very alike in nature and appearance, both decisive, resourceful, and able to unify allied front. The piece notes Briand’s role in forging French British unity, his steady leadership, and his close coordination with Lloyd George, with praise for their shared focus on victory and cooperation among allies.

Fronta Marland France Olher England Lloyd George Lord Kitchener Mariand London Lroyd George Han Wanner M Briand Carlton Club Marchy Marian de Eupees Senate Britain Paris Brian Italy Russia Steve Morland Briand

Ships Seized by Allies in British Ports and Abroad

Lord Robert Cecil reports to the House of Commons that 144 vessels flying hostile flags were seized in British waters, 12 in French ports, 30 in Russian ports, and 11 in Danish ports. He notes many ships are employed, some in repairs, with 71 hostile fleets still at sea.

Paris London Robert Cecil House of Commons Traan Italan

Appam Prize Ship Appeal Denied in Norfolk

The appeal by British counsel to release the prize ship Appam was denied by Judge Waddill of the United States court in Norfolk Virginia. The German government requested more time for counsel to reach Norfolk, and the court set Monday at 10 o'clock for further hearings on the libel and information.

Norfolk Appam Waddill United States Specounsel

Allies' peril revealed in wartime stock assessment

Paris August 6 1915 British war secretary David Lloyd George told Maurice Barres that on June first a week’s supply of munitions existed and only 70 percent of reserve ammunition remained. He warned that a major German assault could have overwhelmed Allied forces defending the Picardy front.

Paris David Lioyd George Maurice Barres

Australia imposes blacklist on firms trading with America

Commonwealth bans ten firms from trade with the United States and blocks four more. The list targets entities allegedly involved in restricted activities. Officials say the blacklist aims to curb illicit or high risk dealings and protect national interests.

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