America Leads the World 140 Years After Independence
An editor's note proclaims American supremacy in world affairs on Washington's birthday. The article traces U S wealth, gold, and trade leadership at the outbreak of the European war, compares populations, and argues the United States stands stronger than Germany and Russia in effective power.
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Wilson in 1916 Peace and Honor Pledge
In 1916 Wilson vows to delay war to protect national honor and pledges to defend the life of the nation. He emphasizes a deep passion for peace and asserts the aim to maintain peace dignity and unity of the western hemisphere.
Peace and Preparation in Revolutionary Era Reflections
A 1776 Washington reflection cautions that peace is unlikely and urges strong readiness to confront the enemy. It laments European folly, warns against entangling alliances, and calls for justice and honor while keeping arms as a last resort.
U S Air Army Seeks Congressional Action on Reorganization
Washington Feb 21—A plan to reorganize the air corps, enlarge and improve it, and align standards with European armies will be sent to Congress. Members warn the United States has done too little with aeronautics, risking lag behind rivals and a weaker force.
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Avalanche toll rises in Alpine shelter collapse
Basin February report: about 90 people dead and 49 injured after an avalanche destroyed a shelter in the Alps. Thirty missing are feared. Rescue teams and officials confirm casualties as searches continue at the site near Galeburg.
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Oregon Senator Proposes 93 Million River Project
Aronk oregon senator introduced legislation to authorize 93 million dollars for a river project in Astoria Oregon. The measure targets the Columbia River and related infrastructure to boost regional development and navigation.
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Weather likely in Wyoming Tuesday and Wednesday
The forecast for Wyoming calls for moderate precipitation Tuesday and likely Wednesday with unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures shaping travel plans.
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German War Birds Raid 3 Countries
German fliers raided English French and Belgian targets, dropping six bombs and returning to base. Naval planes bombarded rail stations gas works and docks while other units attacked Furnes Poperinghe Amiens and Lunéville. Walmer was also struck.
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Consul Evicted Over Refusal to Deport Priest
In Laredo Texas on February 2, Consul Liekvora of Monterey said he was expelled from Mexico after objecting to deporting a Spanish priest. He arrived in the United States and cited his protest against the priest’s deportation as the cause.
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Four Hours In Which To Leave Mexico
A brief notice states four hours remain for departure from Mexico, outlining time limits and next steps. Authorities warn travelers and residents of strict enforcement and potential consequences for delay.
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Fire Destroyed Bespear Church in Chugh Quebec
A fire in Bespear, Chugh Quebec, devastated the pariah church today. Officials estimate losses around 500000 dollars and fear a boy who entered to save Matte may have perished. The blaze started at the enchaty, and investigators work to determine the cause.
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Orpet Held by Grand Jury After Fatal Accident
CGHEAGO February 21. William Orpet a Wisconsin junior is held by the grand jury in connection with the death of Marian Frances Lambert. The case centers on the fatal incident linked to Orpet and Lambert, with legal proceedings expected to proceed in the coming weeks.
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Villa Battling for His Life in Mexican Conflict
Reports from Chihuahua state that Francisco Villa, leading about 160 men, attacked a garrison near the border, killing eighteen Americans and driving off others. Villa is said to face execution if captured as Herrera sends a large force to pursue him. Carranza troops, in contact with Villa, have not yet engaged decisively.
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Brandeis Expected to Be Confirmed by Senate
Washington dispatch notes strong indications that Louis D. Brandeis will be confirmed. The hearing sub committee favors Brandeis except for Chirk of Wyoming. Support comes from Walsh, Fletcher, Cormins and Chilton amid battles with Shoe Machinery interests and backlash over Brandeis exposure of NYNANTRK financial crimes.
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Crones Marks Three 10 Die Bomb Plot Mystery
A chaotic chase for Jean Cronen, Chicago anarchist accused in a Mundelein banquet poisoning, unfolds as letters from Washington and New York sightings surface. Police guard stations and scrutinize trains while Cronen warns of a merry chase and threats to Whitman and others.
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Miners Wage Conference Opens in New York
New York February 21 The major conference between coal operators and miners since the Roosevelt award began ends the week with wage demands and preparations for a campaign. Mosher Jones attends the meeting as officials of United Mine Workers aim to secure higher pay while operators campaign to persuade the public.
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