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Wilmington Dispatch in Wilmington, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1917
Page
3
Review of the Russian Revolution and internal dangers
A sweeping analysis contrasts Russia's internal peril with external threats as Senator Tagantzeff warns the Fatherland is in danger and the Duma voices denouncements of the government. It notes the Zemstvo's aid to troops, widespread censorship, and the public's shift toward demanding a responsible ministry amid cabinet upheavals and Rasputin’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Empire
Tagantzeff
Russia
Duma
Purishkevitch
Crim
Ivan the Great
Moscow
K. P. Potiedonostzeff
Holy Synod
Germany
Goremykin
Sturmer
Fregoff
Golitzin
Mabyy
Archangel St. Michael
Petrograd
Zemstvo
Prince Lyoff
Zemsky Union
Zemstvos
Novoe Vremya
Ukira-Reactionary
Aee
Rasputin
Council of Ministers
Outro Rossiye
Yousupoff
Berchaeff
Stars and Stripes Hope in Ward's Paris Lecture
Herbert Ward, English speaker and French Red Cross fundraiser, credits American entry with uniting Britain France and the United States. He praises the Stars as hope and the Stripes as sacrifice, noting U S aid since 1915 and a growing American patronage of relief efforts led by notable American and British figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert Ward
United States
Red Cross
America
Aeolian Hall
British-American War Relief Association
British War Relief Fund
Ward
France
Paris
Colville Barclay
Washington
Phipps
Vosges
Page
American Distributing Service
Duchess of Marlborough
Romilly Fedden
Michael Foster
Curtis Brown
Irwin Laughlin
Arthur Vincent
Revolution in Dress May Cost Englishmen Their Trousers
The essay argues a near term shift from trousers and boiled shirts to breeches and tunics in England. It cites fashion leaders, adds moral and health claims, and notes tailors see artistic appeal in a knee free silhouette. It frames a Mayfair debate about sartorial revolution and public acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Vincent
Wellington
Waterloo
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Mayfair
Carter
Prussian Farmers Urged to Shelter City Children This Summer
Berlin reports the Prussian Interior Minister calls on rural families to take in city and industrial children for the summer or longer. Each child’s board should not exceed twelve cents daily, with monthly payments arranged. Priority goes to war babies and children of front line fathers. health, clothing, and care rules outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Opposition to Abolition of Racing in England Debate
Saturday reports indicate the government may permit limited racing with strict restrictions to sustain horse breeds and markets. A Tattersall's conference featured figures like the Marchioness of Londonderry and Lord d Abernon arguing against total prohibition, noting war needs and oats cargo implications. A deputation to the government is planned to press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
London
Tattersall's
Knightsbridge
Londonderry
Great Britain
England
Lord d'Abernon
Mortimer Singer
Sup
Walking care for wounded British soldiers
In a central English camp thousands of damaged soldiers and officers are organized into six groups by injury. Beginning with gentle walking in Group 6, they progress through structured daily drills, longer walks, gym work, and eventually running and seven-mile marches as they regain fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Introducing Kultur into Montenegro
The Austrian Governor's relief work in Montenegro saved many from starvation and opened schooling. German Kultur and education are now promoted, restoring respect for Austro-Hungarian influence as the people formerly deemed barbarians now view their helpers with admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tkeutsche Balkanzeitung
Considem& Re
Montenegro
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