Germany Ends Neutral Ship Immunity in Prohibited Zones
A Berlin official statement says immunity for neutral ships entering the Atlantic and English Channel zones expires. It notes the North Sea, Channel, and Mediterranean zones lift warnings February 6, 10, and 10 respectively, ending general notices and urging caution for enemy and neutral vessels alike.
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Senate Rejects Postage Rise and Drops Letter Rates Fight
Washington February 14 Senate voted 1 W244 to refuse suspending rules to attach an amendment raising newspaper and magazine postage and cutting drop letters to 1 cent The body then debated a Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis pneumatic tube service estimate but did not act before adjournment Supporters said it would save about 600000 a year while opponents warned of city congestion and little net saving
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War yard arming American ships and German war talk grows
Dated New York February reports indicate naval yards readying armaments for American merchant and warships amid ongoing German U boat threats. A second dispatch from Baye Bertin notes Germany pressing the United States for possible treaty talks while warning against hopes of a change in its war stance.
New Skating Rink Opens Tonight at Dee Town
A new skating rink begins operations tonight at 7 o clock in Dee Town. The venue features a Wurlitzer organ and promises fresh fruit and vegetables from local markets, while canned goods prices are reported to rise this week.
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Texas Troops Stay on Duty as Orders Curb Leave
Reported by Associated Press from San Antonio and Austin, Texas troops remain on duty with a sweeping order from General Funston limiting leave. National Guard units not yet home are to report for muster out, with leaves allowed only in exceptional cases. Movements to return border units toward home suggested by February, with some battalions postponed. A separate Senate scene featured Johnson’s push to investigate Governor Ferguson, accusing him of violating court decisions and state constitution by political influence and resignations at state institutions.
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Revolutionists Not Recognized by United States Warns Cubans
Washington Feb 14 Secretary Mataling warns the Cuban people that any government formed by revolt will not be recognized by the United States. Cuba is reluctant but will aid an American intervention if necessary. New York Feb 14 Liberal party leaders report no decisive victory yet as revolutionary efforts continue. Mariako mayor Avorta blamed for a clash with rural guards. Major General Castillo reported wounded.
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Accumulating Events Draw Wilson Toward Congress
Washington reports rising incidents strain US policy as President Wilson weighs asking Congress for extra authority to protect American ships and lives. Berlin’s submarine menace sharpens as seamen detained in Asia Minor trigger diplomatic friction. A notable European ship loss rumor circulates with France seeking reparations.
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Woodrow Wilson Reelected President in 1916 Vote
Washington reports that Woodrow Wilson was officially reelected after Congress convened the joint session to certify the electoral vote. Wilson and Marshall received 317 votes, Hughes and Fairbanks 254, and La Follette 30, with the ceremony confirming the national victory. A separate item notes Mexican forces abducting three American Mormon missionaries during a clash led by a Vilata leader.
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Russians Lose Men as Cannons Fire Across Front
An Associated Press dispatch reports heavy fighting on the eastern front with Russian losses cited as over 1,200 prisoners and 1,267,062 bales consumed in January. Intense bombardment and assaults on key positions are described, with counterattacks and intense shelling continuing along the border areas.
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