German and French Views of the War on Poland Courts
The piece reports on a French Courrier Hes view citing German efforts to lure Poles in the Russian army to revolt, using a proclamation to spread panic. It argues such perfidy will backfire, keeping Poles loyal to Russia while noting Prussian policies toward Poland and urging fidelity to Emperor Nicholas as the path to liberation.
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Triple Alliance Peace Claim Framed by Staats Zeitung
New York, Oct 5. The Staats Zeitung argues that the Triple Alliance kept Europe peaceful for over 20 years. It says Italy was justified in leaving the pact, not by document loopholes, but by the era’s wish for enduring peace and the need to advance industrially and commercially.
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M adoo explains bank loan to support war bonds
Treasury demands and diplomatic notes describe a plan for a government loan to finance wartime needs. A merchant mortgage securing $1 million in bonds is discussed, with the National Park Bank and regulators playing roles in the operation and timing.
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Lieut Straus Dies Into War In Belgian Car Campaigns
Lieut Straus, a son of a wealthy American of Belgian origin, earned commissioning through daring dispatch work in the Belgian Front. His armored car fights, tree sniping, and bayonet charges roused Allied morale as he continued to harass German forces under heavy fire, including a perilous repair under hostile guns.
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War warnings and Belgian letters on prewar diplomacy
Publication in the North German Gazette reveals a Belgian chargé d’affaires letter from Petrograd suggesting Germany’s attempts to avert a general war. The missive notes Germany’s peace efforts, Vienna’s hard line, and Russia’s mobilization, with Britain open to arbitration but Germany declining, as tensions rose over Austria Hungary and Serbia.
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England’s Aid Seen Shaping War Mood in Petersburg
A telegram from B de l Escaille notes Britain willing to back France, influencing the Russian war party. The mobilization order was delayed then published at 4 a.m. today as ministers clash and the army remains hopeful, while the navy lags behind strategic aims.
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Open-Air School at Bryn Mawr Starts Second Term
The Phebe Anna Thorne Open-Air Model School at Bryn Mawr College opens its second term with two classes of fifteen students each. New studies in modeling and nature study join English French Latin and drawing in the program. Students live in Eskimo suits outdoors under Dr. Castro and staff, demonstrating strong health and readiness for advanced work.
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Armored cars urged for U S army role in Europe
Representative Daniel R. Anthony Jr of Kansas says armored automobiles are indispensable in modern warfare and should be adopted by the United States Army. He argues roads across New York and New England support their use and that armor could protect troops, aid rapid movements, secure retreats, and overcome cavalry limits while deterring rifle and machine gun fire.
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Father Kills Two Daughters Then Ends Own Life In Baltimore
James F. Lentz shot dead his eight and four year old daughters Mary and Beulah as they lay in bed. He then killed himself, while his wife and four other children escaped in their night clothing. Neighbors and Myrtle Taentz said Lentz had frequently threatened to wipe out the family and had been drinking recently.
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Girl Attacked by Carranza Soldiers Ends Life in Lake
Special to The Washington Post reports Vera Cruz Mexico that Miss Sanchez Gavita daughter of a prominent Mexico City attorney was dragged from her horse by four constitutionalist soldiers in Chapultepec Park and later killed herself in Lake Chapultepec. Her father Leopold Blum, a German American attorney, formerly connected with Brig Felix Diaz, was imprisoned in Mend a Yucatan amid political tension.
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