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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

30 Aug 1917

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

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Aug 30, 1917

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Only Two Sides to War Says Bryan

Chicago August 30 William Jennings Bryan warns unpatriotic utterances reflect a wrong heart rather than mind and insists the nation has two sides in the war. He urges citizens to support the government aid production and soldier welfare to secure lasting peace. He discusses pope Benedicts peace proposals and Kerensky and sees Germany overthrow as war’s end goal. He cautions Wilson against overreach of powers.

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Chicago William Jennings Bryan Bryan United States Russia Vatican Mr. Bryan Benedict Kerensky Germany Wilson Congress
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Germany Yields to Argentina in Submarine Dispute

Buenos Aires reports a German government note as a diplomatic triumph that concedes safety for Argentine ships and compensation for the torpedoing of the Toro. The note grants freedom of the seas to ships under the Argentina flag carrying food and aims to preserve friendly relations, avoiding a rupture in diplomatic ties.

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Russia Will Weather Crisis Says A J Sack

New York report quotes A J Lask, director of the Russian information bureau, saying Russians abroad expect Russia to be saved from the crisis. He credits Wilson's Moscow conference message and notes US aid would be remembered as helpful in Russia's effort to endure and prevail. The item mentions Doctor Shallenberger and a separate entry about a September visit by 206th adviser Lamson.

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United Porte A. J. Sack Shallenberger Waterloo Russell Lamson College Mina Taylor Marguerite Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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