Ambulance Service Praised by Gen Mangin in French Army Order
Gen Mangin cites Section seven of the American ambulance field service for over months of sacrifice and top service to the division it supports in removing the wounded under optimal conditions. Every member is described as a model of coolness and abnegation, with several wounded in action.
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Birthday of Queen Wilhelmine Raises Dutch Neutrality Pride
The Netherlands marks Queen Wilhelmine’s 36th birthday amid a 18 year reign since assuming majority and steering neutrality. Despite German ties through marriage and former king William II’s temper, she kept strict neutrality, resisting entente pressure, while Dutch sympathy for Boers in South Africa cooled earlier tensions with Britain.
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German Chancellor and Junkers quarrel nearly sparks duel
Journal de Geneve reports a long running clash between Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg and the Prussian Junkers led by Kapp. The dispute over policy, subs warfare, and wartime tensions threatens national unity and pits the chancellor against the landed gentry who demand harsh war policies.
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Herr Kapp
Germany
Herr von Bethman-Holloweg
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German Crown Princess to Serve as Godmother for Heir
German Crown Princess Cecilia has agreed to be godmother for the fourteenth child of Theodore Kubein, a Guben laborer. The father, proud of thirteen sons, welcomed a daughter recently and requested the crown princess to take the role. She consented and sent $125 for the baby.
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Theodore Kubein
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36000 Women Work on German Railroads
Berlin reports more than 36000 women in German railroad service. Initially drafted workers wives and daughters filled roles as telegraph operators clerks conductors depot guards switch tenders car washers and baggage masters with many in operation duties. Some regions report women farmed depot leadership and station management indicating growing female participation across the rail network.
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Wuerttenberg
Bavaria
Rows of Fights in Alps Hotels Amid War Tensions
Berlin reports a bustling Swiss and Alpine resort scene despite war. English French German Austrian and Italian guests mingle with Scandinavians, yet tensions flare over war talks. Hotels impose tables by nationality and mountainside peace is hard to maintain as neutrals quarrel and guests clash.
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Latin Does Not Baffle the Phone Girls of Paris These War Times
In Parie an Swedish Catholic priest visits and speaks Latin with a French colleague. A telephone operator stops them from using a foreign language due to wartime rules but then offers to listen as the two priests continue in Latin with a new, responsive operator.
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Thorbecke
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Dr Leonard E Blue Dies in Albany College Dean
Dr Leonard E Blue dean of the State College for Teachers and professor of education has died in Albany after a month of illness. He was a longtime educator and a prominent figure in higher education circles.
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