Washington Post Subscription Notice and Rates
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Consent of the Governed and the World’s Peace Foundations
An article argues that victory over Germany hinges on enduring principles: governments derive their powers from the consent of the governed and government of the people shall not perish. It warns allied nations to uphold justice for small nations or risk a future war and lost liberty. It cites Jefferson and Lincoln as guiding ideals for postwar peace. It stresses moral duty, restraint, and universal justice as the path to enduring peace.
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Germany
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Npn
France
Serbia Renaissance After Balkan Wars and Balfour’s Praise
The text traces Balkan information flows before 1912, noting Austrian control of news and biased Balkan reports. It credits Serbia’s later recognized role in Europe’s crisis, amid Bulgarophobic myths and Bulgarophile advocates, and cites Balfour’s London remark hoping Balkan states gain fruits of their sacrifices and Serbia’s revival alongside its Slavic brothers.
Teufi Report Mentions American Casualties
The Wolff Bureau previously claimed hundreds of thousands of American deaths and had reported only a few thousand in France, reflecting a stark discrepancy and possible misreporting by the source.
Workers Back War Effort At Sun Ship Chester Mass Meeting
Thousands of Sun Shipbuilding Company workers in Chester Pennsylvania adopted a resolution urging British munition workers on strike to return to work, arguing every man should labor daily to defeat the Kaiser. The piece praises American labor unity, notes brief strikes were settled by the War Labor Board, and defends U.S. patriotism against Bolshevik fears while stressing loyalty of British and American workers to the war cause.
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Chester
Great Britain
Kaiser
United States
France
War Labor Board
England
Advice From Navy Paymaster General At Annapolis
Rear Admiral Samuel McGowan urged Naval Academy students to learn when to say no, illustrating the weight of the paymaster general role as purchasing agent. He cited his stand against lowering beef standards, noting the navy now receives top quality rations amid a growing officer corps and fleet size as evidence of prudent fiscal leadership and discipline.
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United States
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Loudon’s course in war unfriendly neutrality
The article discusses John Loudon, once a popular envoy to the United States, and questions approving his return to a post on the Potomac. It notes his perceived unfriendly stance toward Entente powers, especially the US, and mentions his creation of a foreign affairs advisory council and the appointment of Van Rappard, who aligned with pro-German interests. It contrasts this with a British portrait gesture for Washington.
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Washington
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United States
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Bernstorff
Hurley Sends Message to China on U S Ship Contracts
Chairman Hurley of the shipping board sent a State Department message to China praising the agreement to build American vessels in Shanghai. He stated the deal will cement friendship, aid Chinese industry, and support allied arms as U S and China deepen industrial and commercial cooperation.
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Army Orders Move Officers to New Posts
The list names officers proceeding to new assignments including First Lieut C A Petersen of Jacksonville Florida Capt C T Luthers of Philadelphia Capt F B Hastie Capt J A Bjerregaard of Camp Forrest Capt F O Smith of Fort McPherson Capt W G Clator of Brunswick Georgia First Lieut W F White of Camp Joseph E Johnston First Lieut E P Neef of this city First Lieut H Marcus of Chicago First Lieut H P Spence of Cleveland Ohio and related details.
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Jacksonsville
Fla
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Philadelphia
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Forrest
F O Smith
McPherson
W G Claytor
Brunswick
F White
Joseph E Johnston
E P Neef
H Marcus
Chicago
H P Spence
Cleveland
This City
United States Treasury daily revenue and asset figures, 1918
Daily revenue receipts and ordinary disbursements for July 25 1918 are listed alongside fiscal year totals. The report details general fund assets and liabilities including available gold and silver, United States notes, Federal reserve notes, and bank notes. Net balance in the general fund and total cash assets are shown with breakdowns for Treasury bullion and treasury notes.
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United States
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Philippines
Powder plant near Nashville linked to wartime vigor
Tennessee Governor McMillin says a major powder plant near Nashville will be completed soon and is within sight of Andrew Jackson’s home. He notes the facility will supply the U.S. with powder to aid the war effort, emphasizing national resolve and support from Tennessee. He and others discuss war strategy, international politics, and China’s opium problem as part of broader Allied wartime concerns.
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Benton McMillin
Tennessee
United States
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Peru
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Luma
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Completon
Nashville
McMillin
Washington
Andrew Jackson
New Ileana
Australian Wheat Price Set At 95 Cents Per Bushel
Australia stores nearly 3000006900 bushels of wheat and the food administration reports the guaranteed price to producers is 83 cents plus 12 cents added by the Commonwealth, totaling 95 cents. In Buenos Aires cash wheat is 1144 a bushel. corn 62 cents. Food Administrator Hoover’s London tour aims to pool all food supplies for the Allies as part of an overall war effort. Meat sugar and wheat pooling for the nations fighting Germany has largely been achieved for months.
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Australia
Food Administration
Wednesda
Commonwealth
Buenos Aires
Hoover
London
Wilson
Germany
War Savings Certificates Cashing Suspected German Propaganda
The Postoffice Department reports many people in various regions trying to cash war savings certificates at post offices. Authorities believe this is German propaganda designed to appear widespread. Postmasters have been instructed to report any signs to their district inspectors immediately.
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Redfield backs inland waterway from New York to Norfolk
Secretary Redfield urged an inland waterway from New York to Norfolk to protect coastwise shipping and save lives and property. He cited 171 lives and $4 million in losses over a decade from storms and noted the route would shield vessels from submarines.
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Redfield
Board of Rivers and Hirbors Engineers
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Landis Confers Citizenship to Eight Nations Soldiers
Chicago July 26 eight men representing eight nations took the oath as new U S citizens before Federal Judge K M Landis. The judge urged them to serve the country, saying he hoped one might puncture the Kaiser line and bring down the Kaiser himself, then reaffirmed his dramatic oath with a stern pledge.
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British Soldiers Sing Through The War Silent Marches
The article describes British troops in France adapting to long marches in full kit. It notes heavy gear and ammo limit singing, whistling becoming common, and a mouth organ or brass hand as preferred entertainments amid fatigue and constant movement along cobbled northern French routes.
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Brances
United States China sign first ship contract
The U S Shipping Board Chairman Hurley and Chinese Minister Wellington Koo signed the first U S China shipbuilding contract. Shanghai government yard to build four steel vessels of 14400 tons each for China with an option for eight more at total cost possibly thirty million dollars.
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China
Hurley
Shipping Board
Wellington Koo
Shanghai
Red Cross Allocates War Aid for Italy Relief Effort
The American Red Cross announced a six month war relief appropriation ending December for Italy totaling 1,265,837 dollars. About 9.6 million is earmarked for civilian relief including daily food distributions to Italian refugees at about 15,000 rations per day.
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American Red Cross
Italy
American Red Cross Commission
Big Shipments to Swiss Transport Food Supplies by Convoy
Officials announced over 100000 tons of new vessels for the Iner Benes Fleet Corporation are transporting foodstuffs and other ruth needed supplies to Switzerland under convoy arrangements. The plan doubles the government tonnage set for Switzerland under the State Department pact. Convoys have been 60 successful with no loss of cargo to marine attacks.
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Iner Benes Fleet Corporation
Switzerland
Woman becomes U S Attorney in San Francisco
Mrs. Annette Adams assumed duties as United States district attorney by temporary appointment from Federal Judge William Van Fleet. Former chief deputy to John W Preston, who resigned to join the Department of Justice. Adams is the first woman to hold the U S district attorney post.
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San Francisco
Annette Adams
United States
William van Fleet
John W Preston
Gregory
Adama
Smithsonian to Lead Botanical Survey of Northern South America
The United States government via the Smithsonian Institution will conduct a botanical survey across northern South America. I M Tose, assistant curator, age 18, travels to Ecuador to begin general plant collection in the northern Andes.
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United States
Smithsonian Institution
South America
Tose
Ecuador
Andes
Osler Unfurls U S Flag at War Hospital
London reports Sir William Oster unfurled an American flag at the new United States war hospital at Portsmouth on Thursday. He said the flag symbolized free humanity and expressed hope it would never be furled until war is made impossible forever.
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London
William Oster
United States War Hospital
Portamouth
French Blind Soldiers Celebrate America War Friendship
A cache of July 4 congratulations from 315 blind French soldiers and officers near Tours was found among official documents. They express deep consolation and happiness that America is fighting for France during the war era.
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State Department
Tours
America
Exports to South America Grow in Yearly Trade Totals
Department of Commerce figures show US exports to South American republics rose to 314.56 million dollars in the year ending June 30, with a 55 million dollar increase over the previous period. The data underscores expanding American trade with the region.
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United States
South America
Department of Commerce
Knights of Columbus Subscribe to Treasury Certificate Issue
Announcement stated that the Knights of Columbus subscribed to 2,500,000 dollars of the latest Treasury certificates of indebtedness offered in advance of the fourth liberty loan. Funds were announced yesterday.
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Knights of Columbus
Treasury
Nation to Be Made Singing One
State councils of defense are urged to form liberty choruses under state musical directors to prove that a singing army or nation cannot be defeated. The plan aims to boost morale and unity through coordinated song efforts across regions.
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State Councils of Defense
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