Wilson Refuses to Lift War Time Prohibition
President Wilson states he cannot repeal the wartime ban until demobilization is complete. He cites 1 million troops still in service and says action requires congressional action or later executive power. Prohibition supporters in Congress prepare to push enforcement measures as saloons face possible summer openings.
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Absence Chinese Delegates Marks Early World War Unity
The article recalls a joint wartime moment when American and British peoples reached out in fellowship to those fighting for a righteous cause. It speaks of light, hope, and a new day as allies pledge to remain united in peace with shared language, traditions, kinship, and ideals.
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Treaty Charter Signals New World Order
President Woodrow Wilson heralds a great charter for a new order of affairs promising universal reassurance and hope. The treaty offers guarantees for fair treatment of workers and supports international cooperation to cleanse and unite global life.
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Admiral London sighting linked to Scapa Flow admiral
A Central News dispatch from Oswestry reports that Admiral Reuter the German fleet commander sunk at Scapa Flow was recognized in a Shropshire bank visit. He was allegedly assaulted with a rotten egg during the encounter.
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