America leads world a hundred forty years after independence
Editor notes praise for American supremacy on Washington's Birthday. The piece argues U S wealth and production surpassed belligerents at the outbreak of World War I, cites 1914-15 population figures, and compares effective white population to German strength, concluding U S dominance.
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Russian Empire
Wilson 1916 Promises Peace and Defense of Honor
The remarks stress a pledge to keep the United States out of war as long as possible while protecting national honor. The speaker emphasizes a deep passion for peace and the duty to defend the life of the nation against interference, aiming to maintain peace and dignity in the western hemisphere.
Washington in 1776 Warns on Peace and War
A fragment reflecting 1776 sentiments about peace efforts and national readiness. It cautions that separation by water from Europe shields the new nation from entangling alliances yet urges restraint, justice, and honor, warning against overreliance on arms as a final resort.
U S Air Army Seeks Congress Action on Reorganization
Washington reports a plan to reorganize and expand the air corps to meet European standards. Senators debate whether Robinson's charges can be proven as lawmakers urge stronger air power and a return to U S leadership in military aviation.
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Robinson
United States
Serbia
Avalanche disaster leaves dozens dead in Alps shelter
Basin, Feb 22. Reports from Galeburg say fifty are known dead and forty nine injured after an avalanche destroyed a shelter house in the Alps. thirty missing are feared.Cleanup crews work amid snowbound ruins as authorities assess the toll.
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Alps
Galeburg
Oregon Senator Introduces 93 Million River Measure
A Washington report notes Oregon Senator introduced a 93 million river project plan. The measure targets Astoria area improvements near the Columbia River.
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Wyoming Weather احتمال Tuesday and Wednesday
Weather summary notes moderate precipitation and unsettled conditions likely Tuesday and into Wednesday. Forecasters expect marginal cooling with showers affecting western plains and higher elevations.
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Wyoming
Walt
German War Birds Raid Three Countries
German fliers raided English French and Belgian sites, dropping six bombs and returning to base. Naval planes bombed the railway station gas works and two British depots while other German airmen attacked Furnes Poperinghe Amiens Luneville and Walmer behind the lines.
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Consul Evicted Over Refusal to Deport Priest
Laredo Texas February reports Consul Liekvera of Monterey was expelled from Mexico after he refused to deport a Spanish priest. He announced on arrival that he opposed deportation and would protest the action.
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Four Hours In Which To Leave Mexico
A brief notice states travelers must depart Mexico within a four hour window. No further details are provided about origin, destination, or enforcement context in the readable text.
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Fire destroys Bespear church in Chugh Quebec
Fire swept the Bespear church in Chugh Quebec on February 21, causing an estimated $500,000 in damage. A boy who entered to save Matte is feared to have been burned.
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Bespear
William Orpet Held by Grand Jury in Wisconsin
CGHEAGO February 21. William Orpet of Wisconsin junior status is held by the grand jury in connection with the death of his former? partner Marian Frances Lambert. Police refuse further comment as the case proceeds.
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Villa Pursues Surviving Forces After Mexican Clash
Reports from Chihuahua describe Francisco Villa leading about 160 men in a battle near Custhurthic yesterday. Villa’s forces allegedly killed eighteen Americans and pursued remnants toward Chihuahua with Herrera’s troops converging to attack.
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Brandeis Likely Senate Confirmation Amid Protests
Washington February 21 Brandeis appears set for Senate confirmation with most sub committee members supporting him except Chirk of Wyoming. Support comes from Walsh Fletcher Cormins and Chilton while opposition arises from shoe machinery interests and those angered by Brandeis exposure of corrupt financials in the NYNA&TRK system tied to ongoing criminal trials.
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New York Keeps Watch for Jean Crones in Bomb Plot Case
Conflicting reports link Jean Crones, Chicago anarchist sought for Mundelein banquet poisoning, to New York. A Washington letter warns of a merry chase and a blast, while two sightings and calls to papers surface. Police guard transport hubs as detectives scrutinize trains.
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Jean Crones
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Miners Wage Conference Opens in New York
New York February 21 The crucial conference between mine operators and miners begins as the Roosevelt wage award era continues. Officials confirm meetings to press for higher wages while miners rally for relief. Representatives from United Mine Workers prepare for a broad protest and a possible Joliet gathering to discuss the next steps.
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