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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1916
Page
12
President Wilson speaks to a large crowd from a hotel balcony urging common counsel as two thirds of the world remains at war. He notes America’s neutral yet engaged stance and the global fire of conflict, stressing peace duties, trade, and the need to safeguard national rights amid a mounting world crisis.
The speaker urges the nation to uphold its mission of justice and freedom, argueing America must prepare for national defense beyond politics. He critiques coast defenses and Navy strength, presses for a ready reserve and robust National Guard, and warns against delaying action or partisan gains.
In a solemn address the president warns of daily evolving dangers not of our making and urges readiness without delaying Congress. He pledges to keep the nation out of war if possible, while stressing the need for a capable civilian armed force and strong national defense.
Pittsburg January 29 President Wilson opened a six day tour with a speech in Memorial Hall on national preparedness. He urged that the test lies with the people and their willingness to volunteer and with employers who should not oppose free response. He said he believes both the young men and their employers will do their duty and urged cool, careful judgment over hasty counsel. He emphasized applying everyday standards to national defense and asked what America wants to defend.
Chester Brown of Chicago believes hospital patient Nina Viola Haynes of Navasota Texas may be his mother. He plans to contact friends in San Francisco to verify. Brown recalls his mother married a man named Hynes after his father’s death and that she once visited Chicago seven years ago while Brown was adopted in Michigan.
The vast land giveaway in the state of n T186, now Maine, promised up to a half million but raised only 83 000 from selling 437 of 2 700 tickets. The event highlighted unmet expectations and limited returns from the land tract program.
A lengthy review surveys past and current approaches to protect steel and iron from corrosion. It cites experts Blount Archbutt Cushman and Camerman, notes paint and linseed oil, zinc and tin coatings, and the role of impurities, pigments, and chromates. It also mentions protecting iron in ground installations, electrical current concerns for street railways, and a Copenhagen conference paper on ideal coatings. Weather update signals moderating temps in Helena with zero reading at 11:8.
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