Milne notes Allied Russia mission to aid Bolshevik fight
London reports Viscount Milner states the war aims to shield Russia and prevent Bolshevik spread. He argues that intervention halted German moves, saved Czech Slavs, and protected Allied stores, while warning that a rapid withdrawal would unleash barbarism across Asia and strain Britain’s resources.
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London
Viscount Miler
Russia
Lillah
R Hu
Roumania
Black Sea
Europe
Archangel
Vindilostok
Balsteiki
Sue Rasful
Rietine
Siberia
European
Germany
Congressmen Feared to Oppose Wilson Testifies
Charles B. Lydecker, president of the National Security League, testifies before a house committee investigating loyalty concerns in the last campaign. He says no congressman dared vote against the president, noting the war era storm and threats to the army would have provoked strong protest.
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Wilson
Lydecker
Washington
Catharles B. Lydecker
National Security League
House
Saga
Walsh F Massachhusetts
League
Cotecker
Limi
Australia’s Case at Peace Meeting: Aims to Keep Pacific Safe
The article argues Australia has proclaimed the Monroe doctrine for the South Pacific, seeking a peaceful, prosperous future free from German threat. It emphasizes Australia’s right to be heard, cites Gallipoli losses, and notes Pacific islands should not return to Germany, only to friendly powers. It warns Germany could threaten sea lanes and commerce if allowed back into Pacific waters.
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W. W. Davis Aimerican
ABS
Nion Owrither
United New York
Atoenca
Pacific
Ameri
Australia
Germany
M Gubcess
Wilson
Pickiliauben
America
Commonwealth
Gallipoli
Tarifie
Deere
Temi
New Guinea
German New Guinea
Far East
Ameriea
China
Japan
San Planei
Auali
Jerman
Pote
Chat
Fragmented Readings on Krapp and Peace Forge ganes
The excerpt discusses conflicting reports from Germany about turning a Kroon munition plant into a peaceful arts factory. It notes skepticism about the claim, mentions workers’ potential proposals for material manufacture, and compares Krapp’s spirit to a musician whose art outshines reality.
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New York Times
Germany
Kroon
Alfred
Agiat
Friedsioh
Meren
Four Billion Dollars Called French Loss in Homes Destroyed
Deputy Louis Chamberlain of the deputation of a bill year to construction and war wages estimated the news Freed haw destroyed at 4,000,000,000 in furnishings valued at 32,00. Agriculture logs at least 300,400,000, mine at least 4,000,000, and rail losses around 600,000,000. The deputy elaborated these losses as priorities.
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Louis
Bandits Take Payroll Snatching Shot Paymaster at GE Plant
Six men robbed a General Electric steel foundry payroll, wounding paymaster Frank Brown of Everett, Massachusetts, as they seized the week’s payroll totaling 12,060 dollars. Police continue to hunt the suspects.
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Bandits
General Electric
Useorchitect Pressy
Everett
Mass
Dre
Vronnk Brown
Taya
General Eleatic Company
World War I Peacetime Memoir Fragment Survives
Fragmentary account recalls American forces in World War I, detailing the Third Yankee Division, Marine Corps involvement, and allied operations near the Somme front. The piece weaves in names of officers, regions like Tremont and Tremouts, and a personal thread about a red haired old maid and a missing sweater amid battlefield movements.
Fairy Wish and War News Intertwine in 1930s Narrative
A fragmented wartime tale follows Elsie and her suitor as letters mix romance with front-line events. Parallel reports describe Allied advances near the Selle river, heavy German resistance, and prisoner captures, framing a period of hope and danger around a fairy wish theme.
Four Reno brothers return from war after scaring rumors
Four Reno brothers William, Jules, Goldin, and Samuel Meloplsa left the state last winter to serve in the army during the European campaign. All are reported to return unharmed. Samuel was gassed but recovered. A letter to their mother Mrs Lisle Jamison dispels rumors that any were killed in action around Sedan.
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Reno
William
Jule
Goldin
Samuel MeLoplsa
Eurrey
Samuel
Lisle Jamison
Sedan
Sam
Iwe
Engineer Corps
Mae Tegi- Reno
Obituary for Mrs Joseph Griffith at Mineral Services
Mrs Joseph Griffith died yesterday after influenza and pneumonia. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Mislberry home, burial at Fairview. She was married to Joseph Griffith and survived by her parents Mr and Mrs A Clouray and two sisters Miss Drydean Coune and Mrs Milo Baldwin.
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WHS
Joseth
Griffith Mineral Services
Joseph dirMith
Presbyterian Pusphal
Jeffie McCollum Dees
Rairview
Griffith
Jailifield
Joseph Griffith
Beridea
Parone
A. Clouray
Drydean Coune
Milo Baldwin
IWELEN MAY MALCOM obituary notice in local paper
IWELEN MAY MALCOM daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Malcom died at 2 a m today at emergency hospital of pneumonia after influenza She would have been 18 on Feb 20 181% Surviving are her parents four sisters Mina Margaret Fran cw o Anita two brothers George in Oklahoma and Roland at time Funeral arrangements await advices from her grandfather DD D Fentiman while in Oklahoma Body is at the O Keaten Towne mortuary MRS MITCHELL CARDY funeral services for Mrs Jean Mitchell Cardy will be at the home of her daughter Mrs L W Slocum W14 Multan Avenue east at 2 p m Saturday Rev J R Macartney in charge and burial will be a Mijeview Out of town attendees include son and family Mr and MrsHt H Cardy and daughter Marce ine Ma daughter Mrs Jennie nae Marghalltown and sister Mrs Kate Berrsill Marien BERNIE MAY KRANINGER funeral services for Bernie May Kraninger will be at the Huenan Hindt chapel at 7130 this evening Or lew Court will afitelite. The burial will be at Council Bluffs.
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Iwelen May Malcom
Fintan May Malcom
Thomas Malcom
Vulhauger
Mina
Margaret
Francw O
Anita
George
Oklahoma
Roland
DD. D. Fentiman
O'Keaten Towne Mortuary
Mitchell Cardy
Jean Mitchell Cardy
L. W. Slocum
Multan Avenue East
J. R. Macartney
Mijeview
Ht. H. Cardy
Marceine
Mra
Jennie Nae
Marghalltown
Kate Berrsill
Marien
Bound For Leen From Dubuqua to Twin Cities
A fragment notes travel from Dubuque to Albert Lea and onward to the Twin Cities. It mentions Leen and Leen labels with unclear route details. The readable text centers on a transportation path involving Dubuque and Albert Lea toward Minneapolis or Saint Paul.
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Berm
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Albert
Lea
Twin Cities
Manly
Loval
Illinois Central
Duturie
Chicago
Dubuque
Omakwo Dubuque
Wart Dodge
Oraha
Oruta
Sioux City
Art Dodge
Albert Les
Bniday
Dubuqua
Lideal
Albert Lea
Draft dodger surrenders after war ends in strange tale
Fragmented account describes a man fleeing draft law in the mountains, surrendering to authorities as the war ends. A separate odd note mentions a young woman in a Peeoclit office and a foreman praising a vegetable ivory rug from the Sudan.
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Seattle
Wath
Siner
Alfred St
Teherark
Gaiters
Feenoh
Sudan
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Dr. Muehlen
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Geraian
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AME Rugay Corp
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Oet
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Tremont
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Theo
Louk Tina
Mared
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Elgie
Red Cross
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Rivere
Morain
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Fra
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Macray
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Soler
Columbia
Ind
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Cornty
Camp Sherman
Ghilliecothe
American Red Cross Sovinty
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Syiel
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Jesus
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Paker
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Union Depot
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Des Moines
Ask
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Walon Depot
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Redfield
Salman Yer Vower Company
Existance
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Davenport
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