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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
2
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A rhetoric piece argues Germans fuel anti Allied sentiment by condemning Allied blockade and alleged violations of international law. It claims German actions harm neutral shipping, incite U S resentment, and asserts the United States remains free to oppose German aggression while detailing relief efforts funded by the U S government.
Fisheries officials propose transporting Alaska salmon to Maine rivers and hatcheries to grow large while withholding lobsters from Washington. The program began about 20 years ago with Columbia River stock, raising fry in Maine until release. Early results show rapid growth and large catches, yet many fish struggle in inland habitats before reaching prime size for sport.
The article argues that Poland will govern jointly with occupying authorities while a Polish body selects a new constitution. Austro-Hungarian and German troops stay, Galicia may seek independence, and Germany uses autonomy as leverage to rally support. It warns of central powers seeking Polish and Galician aid as a barrier against enemies.
Maine farmers enjoy a year of high harvests with potato output at 25.5 million bushels and apples reaching 1.68 million barrels. Corn climbs to 763000 bushels and hay leads with 500000 tons more than last year while prices rise to record levels.
The Fighting Ninth returned from the border to Boston and was cheered by thousands at South Station and the armory. Citizens praised the soldiers for answering their country’s call to defend the nation’s rights without bloodshed, honoring their volunteer service.
The text asserts Japan can join if Germany and Austria enlist Poles against the Allies. It claims Japan has a large navy and trained army ready to act, with ships manned by capable officers and sailors. It notes Japan’s readiness to supply Russia with arms and its willingness to participate at any moment.
The text argues that Poland could become an independent kingdom shaped by Germany and Austria, with a German king and Polish troops fighting for the Allies. It claims a thin Polish veneer hides Teutonic control. It condemns profiteering war material makers over workers' welfare and coal and flour concerns in America.
A survey of recent results shows President Wilson carried 30 of 48 states with a national plurality around 300000 to 400000. Jeanette Rankin becomes first woman in Congress. Utah flips Democratic while California stays Republican. demon rum states rise to 23. Massachusetts votes for constitutional convention and party enrollment. Labor notes include Ford pledging equal pay for women and Long promising equal pay at a Framingham shoe plant.
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