Gore story on war claims denied by Wilson
A Senate tale about President Wilson at a conference with party leaders a week earlier and Germany's submarine stance sparked agitation at the Capitol. Senator Gore said he did not assert the tale as true but felt compelled to report it due to supporting testimony and apparent truth, while Chairman Stone, head of the foreign relations committee, responded promptly.
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President Denies War Desire Amid Gore Speech
The White House disputed Senator Gore's remarks claiming the president favored or welcomed war with Germany. Officials said the president could not predict events after any diplomatic break and sought to avoid war, insisting on defense of national honor without implying support for entering conflict.
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Wilson Aims for Record Vote on War Warnings
A dramatic day in Congress centered on President Wilson’s push for a record vote on anti administration warnings. Senator Gore’s sharp remarks in the Senate spurred a tense clash as Republicans and Democrats debated the proper resolution. Senate leaders moved to table Gore’s proposal while Stone and Lodge argued for action to defend the president’s right to warn and to keep the nation from war.
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Smith Estate Case Held Up in Augusta Federal Court
Dor J. O. Mitchell F. P. Holder L. K. Smith N. D. Arnold named temporary administrators are restrained from altering the estate except to collect and preserve assets. Defendants must show cause in the U S court room at Augusta on the first Monday in April 1916 why an injunction should not be granted and a receiver appointed as prayed.
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Appam Case Bound for Courts as Appellate Question Looms
Washington reports the state department sent its decision on the Appam incident to German ambassador Count von Bernstorff. The note cites potential Prussian American treaty interpretation and notes a Norfolk federal court case may decide on jurisdiction. The Appam matter could reach the Supreme Court.
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Small Casualty List Claimed by Germans
Berlin reports via Overseas News Agency that between February 21 and March 1 German forces gained 170 square kilometers around Verdun, four times the French advance in Champagne last autumn. The line north and east of Verdun shortened the German radius by several kilometers as tactics aim to minimize casualties.
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Fragmented wartime note on tides and collaboration
A garbled wartime fragment describes constant collaboration among armed groups and a series of tidal waves bringing gains with minor losses. The text warns of preventing grip and promotes a cold remedy, mentioning Bromo Quinine with Grove’s box and a five cent price.
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