My Four Years in Germany Exposes German Court War Waiting
Ambassador Gerard recounts his experiences in Berlin as the United States edged toward entry in World War I. He details Kaiser's moves, diplomacy with von Tirpitz, Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg, and the tangled talks on peace and submarine warfare. He also describes American observers, U.S. military liaison efforts, and German reactions to munitions shipments and blockade policies.
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Gerard
United States
Berlin
Silesia
Pless
von Jagow
Zimmermann
Great General
State Department
Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Reichstag
Potsdamerplatz
Paris
Petrograd
von Tirpitz
Navy Department
Ben
England
Tirpitz
Gott
Neptune
English
Kaiser
Bim
Goodby
Major Langhorne
Langhorne
Foreign Office
America
Mackensen
Kuhn
Baker
War College
House
Herr von Gwinner
Deutsche Bank
Walter Rathaway
General Electric Company
Doctor Self
von Gwinner
William P. Frye
Ireland
William DP. Wrye
von Jazow
Kriege
Mriege
Things Theatrical Here At Home
Lost in Transit features George Beban with a corduroy suit and quirky props plus a baby and a bandana in a plaza screen event running today and Thursday. Bob White aims to become a favorite juvenile in a bustling program described as a rich screen portrayal.
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Lost In Transit
George Beban
Beban
Plaza
Bob. White
Lemon Juice Beauty Lotion Claim Promises White Skin
An advertisement touts a lemon juice and orchid white mixture as a daily facial massage to whiten and smooth the skin. It instructs straining lemon juice to remove pulp, mixing with three ounces orchard white, and applying to face neck arms and hands for months of use at low cost.
Vaudeville acts and films at Temple and Waterloo theatres
Temple and Waterloo theatres present a vaudeville program with Lar gay and Snee offering R. F. D. No. 1 and Wilfred Dubois the Parisian juggler. A screen comedy and Pathe News follow. Regina Birth of a Nation plays to praise as a major native production. Al Jolson stars in Robinson Crusoe Jr. at Waterloo with a strong supporting cast.
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Temple
Largay
Snee
Wilfred Dubois
Pathe
Dixie
Waterloo
AL Jolson
Lawrence D’orsay
Earl of
Pawtucket
Kitty Doner
Mabel Withee
Bowers, Crocker & Walters
Grace & Berkes
Robert Ryles
Harry Kearley
William Kin- Trixie Raymond
French cabinet vows vigorous republican social policy
Premier Painleve drafts a ministerial declaration outlining a vigorous republican and social policy. The cabinet intends to pursue justice impartially, regardless of persons or social position, and to accelerate wartime aims with greater impetus. The new cabinet will be submitted for colleagues' approval tomorrow.
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Paris
Painleve
Socialist Party
Wilson Reply Portrays Potsdam War Effort Debate
London Chronicle notes Wilson's stance on Germany's aggression and autocracy. Editorial claims anti Wilson protests show coordinated, prearranged opposition among German groups and officials. It cites Kaiser's delegation, Hindenburg remarks, and German response to Wilson's criticisms.
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the Chronicle
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Hindenburg
Wilson
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A Sure Way To End Dandruff
An advertisement claims a simple method to dissolve and destroy dandruff using four ounces of Malin a common liquid from drugstores. Apply at night to moisten the scalp rub in gently and by morning dandruff may be gone with three or four more applications removing all signs. It promises relief from itching and grittiness and a fluffy glossy scalp.
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Wight
England Und
Amerika
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the Crystal
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June Elvidge
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Iowa Telephone Company
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