Lodge 10 Stand by President
Senator Lodge ranking Republican member of the foreign relations committee declared in a statement that he is in full accord with President Wilson's submarine views as expressed in his letter to Senator Stone and that he would stand by the President.
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Senator Lodge Supports President on Rights and Protection
Senator Lodge endorses the President stance urging citizens to exercise rights and to be protected. He argues yielding rights erodes sovereignty and the nation’s ability to defend itself, aligning with the President on defending democracy and national independence.
Massachusetts leaders hail Wilson stance on Germany
Leading businessmen of Massachusetts joined in a telegram to President Wilson commending his position on Germany as stated in his February 4 letter to Senator Stone. The message lists numerous signatories including Louis K. Liggett and Samuel J. Elder among others.
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First Gosnold mill strike disturbance in New Bedford
In New Bedford on February 25 Daniel Oddette a strike breaker with his son and another man was surrounded by about a thousand protesters. They hooted and jeered and an apparent attempt to strike Oddette occurred. Police escorted the trio home unharmed as a strong guard was planned for mill gates tomorrow.
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Wilson in Command Bryan Lands Revolt
The President receives broadly favorable messages while ex Secretary of State Bryan enters the crisis urging Congress to act. Mass. Congressmen largely back the President as Wilson seeks to avoid war risks in submarine policy and uphold rights on the seas. Bernstorff to deliver German reply Monday.
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