Senator Stone Letter to President Wilson
Senator Stone writes to President Wilson expressing concern over war policies and urging diplomacy. He outlines understanding of Britain's stance on disarmament and armed merchant ships, supports cautious action, and urges coordination with Lansing while avoiding actions that might hinder negotiations. The letter emphasizes duty to prevent reckless moves toward war and to keep Congress informed.
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Gore resolution unlikely to pass Senate or House
Secretary to the President Tumulty said the Gore resolution or any similar measure has no chance of passage in either chamber. The remark appears based on a canvass of Congress by the President’s trusted allies. A noted development was the forecast of closer contact between the President, Mr. Lansing and Mr. Polk of the State Department.
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Old-Time Remedy for Cough Uses Parmint Syrup and Mustard Bath
An old fashioned home remedy recommends Parmint Syrup mixed with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily, plus three consecutive hot mustard foot baths at night. Parmint is touted as soothing and tonic, with the claim to curb even severe coughs when combined with the baths.
Wilson urges U S stand as German submarine policy stirs war fears
President asserts U S honor and citizens rights must be protected while noting German plans to sink armed merchant ships may alter the crisis. He plans a formal statement to Congress and leaders as Senators and Representatives weigh action and diplomacy on the submarine dispute.
Massachusetts Congressmen Split on Wilson Submarine War Policy
The Post queried Massachusetts lawmakers on the submarine war issue. Roberts was the sole public opponent to President Wilson, while five replies supported varying stances and deferred decisive action until war declarations or negotiations.
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Congress Calmer as Warship Warning Debates Pause
Congress entered a calmer mood after a day of agitation over warning Americans off armed ships. Senator Gore pushed measures for a passport oath and a concurrent resolution, but both faced immediate objections. House Republican Representative Mondell also endorsed warning legislation, while diplomacy negotiations continued to shape the policy.
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Congress and President Face Cooperation on Policy Support
Representative Glass of Virginia stated there is no revolt against the President's policy and urged cooperation between Congress and the executive. He warned against actions that would compromise American rights on the high seas to protect cotton interests, noting only a few are willing to undermine the flag and citizen rights.
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Britain to Begin to Call Married Men for Service
Britain will call married men who attested under the Lord Derby scheme for army service in batches. Starting April 29 the youngest groups aged 4 to 83 will be summoned, with subsequent calls on May 1 for 38 to 36 year olds and other age brackets through July 8 for 46 year olds.
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