Wilson Advocates Firm Unity Against Germany
President Wilson urges Congress to back decisive action against Germany after a spree of outrages against American missions and vessels. He argues continued German provocations endanger neutral nations and demands strong diplomatic and potential military response if Berlin retaliates.
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Militia Call Fails to Stop Plant Entry at Westinghouse
Reports say militia orders did not deter 18 000 Westinghouse and Manufacturing Co employees from mounting a protest at the West Virginia Airbrake plant. Private guards and mounted troops joined in as workmen faced intruders. The crowd withdrew before reinforcements arrived.
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Burton and Wilson in Primaries
Columbus Ohio April 25 report notes Burton and Wilson led Republican and Democratic organizations as candidates in Ohio many as the state first presidential primaries and selected delegates to the national convention.
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Warren Men Demand Shorter Day at Foundry Meet
Plamimond Works Ly 110 employees in Warren threaten a one day shorter schedule from May 1 after a Wednesday meeting at Owls Club. About 70 workers, mainly hollerman and laborers earning 2.25 to 8 a day, would strike if the request is rejected. Directors to decide, with public attention noted in lower Alleghany Valley.
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Presidential nominations show Burton leads GOP ballots
Report notes Republicans largely supported Theodore T Burton while Roosevelt and Wilson had limited backing. Roosevelt drew some endorsement, Henry Ward received a few votes, and overall turnout was about one quarter of eligible voters.
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Cases Against Breweries Are Continued
Pittsburgh April 25 Trials of 72 brewing companies and the United States Brewers Association were continued until November by the United States District Court after a federal grand jury investigation into their political activity. The action was taken on motion by the defense over the objection of US District Attorney B. Lowry Humes. Cases were reset from May 5. The court also continued the case of J D Thompson, former president of the closed First National Bank.
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