President Welcomes Pan American Peace Through Trade
President Wilson opened the Pan American financial congress in Washington May 24, calling for united commerce and better means of communication to promote peace. He urged private capital and governments to build ships and routes, saying neighbors must aid each other for mutual elevation and shared prosperity.
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McAdoo Addresses Pan American Financial Conference Delegates
Secretary McAdoo welcomed delegates and spoke on economic ties among nations. He noted that for eighty per cent of our imports and much of our finance, we are financially dependent on other countries in a broad, interlinked system.
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Continental solidarity for peace and trade in the western hemisphere
A United States official argues that Western Hemisphere unity based on material interests, political accord, and mutual aid would advance civilization. He contends uniform commerce and finance laws, including trademarks, patents, consular rules, and standard money, would boost trade with southern republics and attract American capital.
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Stern Protests Against Walsh in Ludlow Battle
From the Colorado military commission Maj J Boughton led testimony on the Ludlow battle as Bowers refused further comment. He lamented the scene as a sickening display and blamed a lack of governance in Milgredo for not protecting all involved. London May 24 Premier Agquith rejects Spayer’s loyalty claims in a royal context. New York May 24 deferred telegrams to Italy no longer admitted.
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Aged Emperor Warns Troops Of Italian Perfidy
London dispatch cites Vienna Zeitung publishing Emperor Francis Joseph's autograph letter to Count Stuerskis. He laments Italy's declared war, claims perfidy, recalls long alliance, praises Austrian forces, and appeals for sacrifice, with calls for volunteers and Red Cross support amid frontier tensions and reported Italian detentions.
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Thousands Volunteer for Nation on Italian Front
On May 23, volunteers flocked to aid the national effort as war with Austria-Hungary loomed. The scene at the frontier showed widespread readiness, with many offering services though not yet mobilized. The report notes widespread eager support despite no formal call to arms yet.
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All Citizens Called Upon to Return for Service
New York May 2 A call to all Italian citizens and those born in Italy to enroll for service in the Italian army was published in language newspapers today. G Fare Italian consul general signed the notice, urging all men born in Italy and aged 18 to 29 in this country to respond regardless of U.S. citizenship. Penalty for refusal or disobedience is imprisonment if they return to Italy later.
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Enthusiasm for War Grips Italian Cities and Leaders
Rome reports widespread war enthusiasm across Italy with large crowds in Florence Venice Genoa Milan and major centers cheering the king and army. Many deputies have volunteered for service in the army or navy and the son of Lieutenant General Cardorna serves as a lieutenant in the cavalry regiment his grandfather once commanded in the war with Austria.
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Idaho Trapper Tells How He Keeps Healthy
Daniel Sheehan of Dubois reports his ordeal with stomach trouble after harsh winters in the wilds. He used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, noting relief after the first dose and continued improvement with four doses. He plans to take two more bottles and credits the remedy with lasting relief for stomach liver and intestinal distress.
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Resinol remedy promises clear skin at trifling cost
Redistributing wartime ads, the notice touts Resinot Ointment and Hesinol Soap for disfiguring eruptions and eczema claiming quick, gentle healing without harm to tender skin. It notes doctors have prescribed the treatment for years and targets infants and children as safe.
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