War aims and U S stance in World War I editorials
The article argues the United States enters World War I to support ideal objectives, not territorial gain, and urges allied victory by wearing down German forces. It criticizes the German torpedo attacks on civilian vessels, condemning the second torpedoing of a sinking steamship and Kaiser Wilhelm II’s boasts, framing them as brutal and sacrilegious.
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Official Vermont committees urged to vet war fund appeals
The Times argues for state bodies in Vermont to scrutinize every fund appeal for war relief, reporting pro and con for each petitioner. It warns citizens face many calls for aid and want assurance money funds a worthy goal, preventing waste and misdirection amid a nationwide push for victory.
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Official Examination Of Calls For Aid
Official examination of calls for aid notes increasing use by the American people. Many requests are legitimate, but some fail scrutiny and risk misallocation of funds. Proposes protective measures to ensure funds serve real wartime needs and avoid diversion from pressing needs.
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Letters to the Editor on Christmas tree cutting in Vermont
A reader from East Montpelier, Vermont, urges stronger laws to curb commercial logging and protect young spruces. He argues the state spends heavily on reforestation while individuals cut and ship trees, robbing future generations and wasting a heritage.
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