Congress approves Overman bill with executive power theme
The piece argues Congress backed the Overman bill and, after amendments, it moves to President Wilson before becoming law. It defends strong executive authority in wartime as necessary, cites Lincoln and Cleveland, and praises Wilson for restraint while asserting public confidence in his future use of the power.
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May in Wartime Poem by John Kendrick Bangs
The piece lauds spring’s beauty and peace amid war. It contrasts war’s presence with May’s blossoms and bird songs, expressing glad resolve to act against sin and to strive for humanity’s relief and renewal during wartime.
Covered With Mud and Glory in a French Army Cantonnement
In Chuignolies a French Territorial Hussars unit settled near a large house by the village church. A concert in the officers quarters featured soldiers, artists, and a harmonium from the presbytery as Gaix, Corporal Vail, and "Father Music" led performances. Sub-Lieutenant Delpos ordered an impromptu show to lift morale amid mobilization.
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Morning notes and wartime musings at the breakfast table
A collage of wartime reflections and social quips from a bridgeport audience. Topics range from May flowers to food prices, coal worries, and a call to counter German propaganda. The writer jokes about church pews, fashion, and a political jab at lawmakers, closing with a patriotic verse about perseverance and the marching band.
Mooney Case and Labor Tensions Amid Trial Uncertainty
The Mooney murder trial on the Pacific coast stirs labor factions who fear a frame up and seek justice. Samuel Gompers warns against nationwide sympathy strikes while President Wilson seeks clemency and federal input. Business leaders and others should show sympathy to ease tensions during wartime.
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Help Double the Quota for Liberty Bonds in Bridgeport
A wartime plea urges Bridgeport's wealthier residents to more than double the local quota for Liberty loan bonds. The article praises factories for their $37,000 in bonds sales and calls on the city’s prosperous citizens to contribute, framing patriotism and public duty as essential to victory.
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Checking the Drive as German Attacks Continue
A war column notes German forces clash with Allied lines and suffer heavy losses as they push for more ground. The author predicts brutal fighting ahead and asserts Allied policy aims for decisive consequence with future sacrifices and glorious deaths.
Government calls for optical glass during war urge
Army optics tale details a nationwide drive to surrender binoculars glasses and telescopes for government use during the war. Officials report rapid voluntary responses from Americans, with suppliers expanding production and two manufacturers agreeing to produce glass for the duration.
Wounded Soldiers Praise Our New England Fighters
Boston rally highlights New England troops' efforts in France to encourage third Liberty loan subscriptions. Sergeant Lidward B. Creed recounts 284 hours at the front and German wards repelled while Major General Clarence Edwards leads the division. Creed urges support as troops remain ready at the front.
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Lieut Marshall Long Interested in Airplanes
Lieut Wilson Marshall, a skilled aeronautics enthusiast, was killed in an airplane accident at Salisbury. He showed early interest in flight, built rubber rotor airplanes as a child, and joined the aviation service of the military. The article discusses military logistics and periscope and equipment shortages amid wartime.
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Division Four Sends 28 Men to Fort Slocum
Twenty eight draftees from Division Four depart at 11:15 this morning to Fort Slocum. Names include Ioasard Tezo Henry McNonal John O’Keete Joseph Samme Richard Kogolzian Viet Wall Ernest Barney Enwin H. Wessel Antonio Sperduto Abedrokdste Beookivn Benjani Rompel Micha Livingston place Ol ford Roberts Michael Griffin Charles Fryse A. T. Radenburg Edward J. Dessurean Elliott Ashwor and others from New Jersey New York Bridgeport New Haven and surrounding areas.
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Directors approve nominations amid Senate review delays
Washington April 34. Directors of the war finance corporation nominated yesterday by President Wilson were approved today by the Senate final committee. Action by the capital issues committee was postponed until the committee obtains more information. Allied Government notes indicate talks and meetings set for Britain Italy and the United States with Premier Orlando arriving in Paris for discussions.
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Women gain parity in New York Democratic gathering
A conference of twenty New York Democratic leaders marked a milestone as women were treated as equals to men. Political analysts foresee little national House change from fall elections, while Senate Republicans may gain ground incrementally. New Hampshire shifts toward outlawing liquor amid a strict statewide prohibition law taking effect, appointing a governor’s officer to enforce it with broad authority.
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