Impressions of neutral reactions to the American note
The piece discusses the cabinet’s war office discussions, neutral responses to an American note, and how Britain and other neutrals view possible actions. It notes public interpretation, the administration’s cautious stance, and the potential impact on relations with Great Britain and Latin American states.
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War Office
United Statis
Rtes
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Britain
Record Farm Values Hit New High in 1914 Across U.S.
Washington reports that the total value of American farm products in 1914 reached nearly 16 billion dollars. Crops totaled about 4.04 billion, while animal products and sold cattle and poultry added 5.83 billion. Cotton losses trimmed the year’s combined value, but corn and wheat remained the most valuable crops.
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Washington
Houston
Department of Agriculture
United States
Terre Haute Cases Involving Election Fraud Probes
Marshals edge toward completing service of war on election fraud cases in Terre Haute Indiana. Since Christmas night one hundred ten arrests have been made with more expected as witnesses are summoned for the federal grand jury in Indianapolis. District Attorney Dalley previews an investigation into alleged Republican and Democratic conspiracies with four hundred witnesses summoned.
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Terre Haute
Ind
United States
Niesea
Ceetion
Claude
Als Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Dalley
Trade defense and US leading role in neutral shipping
London reports Britain to respond promptly to Wilson’s protest over interference with American commerce. Berlin officials welcome Washington’s stance as proof of US leadership among neutrals. diplomats cite questions about indemnities and future policy as neutrals press for damages and clearer relief.
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England
United States
London
Great Britain
Wilson
Berlin
Washington
Germany
Austria
Tolland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
First Christian Church Holds January Aviday Meeting
The First Christian church gathers for its annual January aviday meeting to review reports from all departments including the financial secretary treasurer church clerk and members and friends bring items.
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First Christian Church
Treasur
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Grand
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Washinski
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Foreign Office
Rey
Waeshvision
Ing
Mayo
N. Belaware Street
Bedford
Hotu
Lucy Troubte
Callarrh
Dr. Mayo
Navy
W. R. MA
Indianapo
Nortil Dei
First Christian
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