United States Selective Service Seen Superior to Volunteering
Major General Crowder praised the draft system in New York, arguing selective service has efficiently raised forces, enrolled nearly 4,000,000 fighters, and prepared 2,000,000 more for overseas duty within 18 months. He warned a return to voluntary enlistment would be calamity and cited England's wartime errors as a lesson.
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Ren Cross Registration to Be Purely Voluntary
Washington December 14 instructions from American Red Cross headquarters urge voluntary membership registration for the campaign starting Monday. Millions will enroll or renew without urging. Each person is expected to sign once and pay one dollar, with no persuasion used to swell the Red Cross membership.
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Socialist Trial Hearings Highlight Antiwar Assertions
In Chicago Dec 14 the socialist trial heard jurors read articles from the American Socialist opposing the war and draft law. Testimony covered The Killing Program and a Rockford speech by Adolph Germer, arguing the war serves munition makers and Wall Street, and that democracy cannot be forced. The government plans to finish evidence by mid next week.
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Arizona Honored Guard of Guests in Paris Stay
The 158th Infantry Arizona National Guard under Col. J Grinstead will guard President Wilson during his Paris stay. Its band will serve as the official band. The assignment stated underscores the ceremonial role of Arizona troops in the Entente capital during the Stay of President Wilson.
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Demobilization Gains Momentum as Troops Return Home
Washington reports the demobilization of home-based forces accelerates under General March, with 15 000 combat troops among those slated for early discharge. About 24 000 additional personnel in various units are designated for release, alongside 1 373 officers and men already set for home. Meanwhile New York expects the Levitan to arrive off Sandy Hook with 8 000 to 9 000 returning personnel. Riverside Drive will host a grand welcome as 72 American warships approach, with official city ceremonies planned at the city hall and a festive Fifth Avenue parade contingent.
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England to India in an air plane voyage begins
A giant Handley Page aircraft with six air force members left near Ipswich at 9:30 pm heading toward France and Karachi on a path to Delhi. Thick fog forced an emergency beach landing but the journey is declared to continue. The Delhi distance is about 5700 miles.
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World War II era headlines mix of crime and policy note
Scattered OCR fragment mentions various topics including state health orders on violation, mining city matters in Belgium, France war context, wireless system changes, a woman’s prosecution for theft, a forgery case with a defendant pleading guilty, John Sullivan arraigned for murder, Ben Gomer receiving a limited sentence, and references to state industrial board sessions, epidemic bans, and Northwest sports rules. Strong entities include Atwater, Daly, Ard, Welrick, and Germany.
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Propagandists and Lutherans in wartime controversy
Washington reports detail Senate inquiry into German propaganda efforts aimed at stirring racial tensions and disloyal sentiments among Americans. Capt Lester testifies that pro German sermons persisted despite removal attempts, with Lutherans defending loyalty and stressing service to the nation. Witnesses include Samuel Untermyer and Reverend Knubel as hearings continue.
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Paris Welcomes Wilson As Nation Feted By All Classes
Paris crowds greet President Wilson with warmth and unity as Americans, led by officials, parade through the city. Illuminations, dancing, and confetti mark a night of unprecedented reception, with soldiers and civilians alike praising the United States and its president.
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Wilson Voices One Peace Object To World War End
Paris reports President Wilson urged that making peace and forging a league of nations be a single objective. In remarks to President Poineare's luncheon he said victory alone does not suffice and the United States aims for a permanent global peace with secure freedom. He reiterated that war was a people's war and emphasized cooperation for lasting security.
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