War aims and policy from President speech on Austria issue
The President declares the war aims to crush German power, establish lasting peace, and seek justice for Belgium, France, and the Balkans. He urges Congress to declare war on Austria-Hungary as a key step, extends control over alien enemies, and calls for stronger price limits and broader war-time legislation to mobilize the economy and resources.
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Austria-Himenry
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Belgium
France
Austria-Hunporaine
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Serbia
Poland
United States
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Draft call delayed until late March amid camp and clothing delays
Washington reports that the next batch of 500 606 draft men will not be called until late March due to insufficient warm clothing and unfinished camps. A divorce suit in New York cites desertion since June 26, 1914 by May N. Ferris against Norman W. Ferris. Charles W. Dailey, a Northwest railroad builder, died of apoplexy in Detroit.
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Washington
Roener
May N. Ferris
Norman W. Ferris
Albany
Higgins
Charles W. Dailey
Detroit
Receiver Sought for Fairfield Auto Co by Shareholder
Harry D. Gates filed to appoint a receiver for Fairfield Auto Co claiming ownership of 63 shares and asserting the company’s affairs are in question. He asks for a receiver who can also continue the business.
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House of Representatives
House
Congress
Ueal
Fairfield Auto Co
Harry D. Gates
Alien Held for Lacking Permit at Local Plant
William George Neubert, a German native living in the Stagg Hotel, was detained after failing to show an entry permit when applying for employment at the American Graphophone Co. He was arrested by detectives, held at police headquarters, and faces Federal authorities.
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Wiliam George Neubert
Germany
Stagg
American @raphephone Co
Olice
Receiver cited in foreclosure suit over Danbury street railway
Austin P. Bates of Danbury sues Martin Griffin in Danbury seeking to cite J. Mosa Ives receiver of the Danbury and Bethel Street Railway in foreclosure proceedings. The street railway holds an interest in the property at issue.
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J. Mosa Ives
Danbury
City Council Debates City Treasurer Appointment Amid Absences
A resolution by Robert N Blakeslee to create a city treasurer position and suspend related duties faced amendment as aldermen discuss leaving staff on indefinite leave of absence with salary parity. The measure, referred to the ordinance committee, seeks to align city pay with government standards during the transition.
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Robert N. Blakeslee
Sition Ag
Benes
Amniores
Milla
Stratford and Milford Gone Closed in Town Hubs
At 11 o clock last night all loans in Stratford were closed and in Milford activities shifted to transformed clubs. The sale offered abundant drinks and bargain packages while no debt obligations remained for those who joined. The text notes markets ending and new club style venues forming in Milford.
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Stratford
Milford
Plan for Band Stand Defeat in West Had Park
An Alderman from the Fourth district faced defeat as the Board of Commissioners moved a plan to install a band stand at West Had park near State Street. Park officials intend beautifying the strip with shrubs and new paths while residents await improvements and open air facilities.
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Board of ‘Missioners
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