President's war address stirs Congress on rights and conflict
The President calls for mobilization to defend neutral rights as Germany's U boat policy escalates. He urges a five hundred thousand man army, full naval build up, and broad economic measures to support allies and secure victory while stressing restraint and lawful conduct.
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Wilson's Message Declares Extraordinary Session
The President announces Congress is convened in an extraordinary session to address urgent, serious choices. The message signals rapid action on pressing national issues and calls for swift legislative response from lawmakers.
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Complete Accord With Wilson's Program Shown In Congress Late Tonight
Congress moved toward aligning with the Administration's war program as Woodrow Wilson addressed a joint session. Debates over Germany and peace proposals intensified, with measures advancing to declare war and renew talks, while party control solidified in the House. The evening session underscored a nationwide push for unity and decisive action.
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