Wilson the Peacemaker in World War I Politics
The piece argues President Wilson as a mediator and peacemaker before and during U S entry to World War I. It portrays his peace note to the Vatican as a humanitarian bid and a guide toward an international league for peace, while noting domestic opposition and the power of the Prussian militarist faction.
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Largest Ram Sells for $1300 at Fair
Dig Chief the Ramboulett ram owned by Cine Bros. sold at the National Wool Growers exposition in Salt Lake City for 1200, the largest price for a sheep in the United States. Telegram from F. King reports sale. ram weighed 400 pounds and was three years old.
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North Dakota May Permit Distavaly Council In Fargo
North Dakota signals willingness to host the orphaned national People's council. Governor Frazer forwarded a telegram from Louis P. Lochner executive secretary of the council. The group plans a national conference in Fargo after a prohibition on meeting in Minneapolis prompted the move. Lochner also protested Governor Burnquist's order barring the peace conference next week, appealing to President Wilson.
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