President Wilson Transmits Note Verification to Senate
Washington March 1 President Wilson in reply to a Senate resolution transmitted Secretary Lansing’s report confirming that evidence regarding the German note published in newspapers is in the possession of the United States government. The note concerns Germany’s attempt to influence Mexico and Japan and its authenticity is deemed incompatible with public interest to disclose further at this time. The Senate adopted the resolution without comment and referred the matter to foreign relations committees.
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Mexico
Japan
Lansing
United States
Zimmerman
von Dex Lardt
Mexico City
Lanstig
Hw Sonnis
United States Senate
Foreign Attaira
Wolemn
von Memning
Stone
Mordten Relig Hons
Hin Govertment
Bolgeront Nation
Pall
Germany
Little Brown
Wuce Sam
Mitorratio
Pacifists and public mood amid U S German tensions
A censored style discussion argues stronger support for President Wilson and U S rights as Germany threatens, noting German opinion, pacifist doubts, and the Philippine defense readiness. It analyzes American public sentiment, the fear of punitive war aims, and calls for unity against German aggression. It mentions Dr. Reyntigte and the Berlin press.
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Nerabere
United States
Silco
Prade
Germany
Ger
House Passes Armed Ship Bill 403 13
Washington Moravia Bill authorizing arming ships and other nitmemtalities passed the House to 1 percent vote amid cheering. The measure now goes to the Senate as amendments are substituted and party lines blur amid strong patriotism and partisan clashes.
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Washington
Miwronia
Clark
Henediet
California
Cary
Wisconsin
Cooper Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nelgeeon
North Dakota
Lindbergh
Nelsson
Stalford
Saint Wilden
Klnots
Dockery
Miasourt
Shacklefird
Whesgurl
Ohio
Londen
New York
Senate
Howe
Haley
Porhuylvania
Willam
Bryan
Luader Kitchen
Repubblican
Jinn
Prasdant
Howne
Relief After Twenty Years Suffering with Neuralgia
Yonine Master Medicine touted by CO, Labbtt and Son as a remedy for long term ailments. A man from Summit's Poor and Ford Warehouse in York, WA claims Tanlac brought rapid relief from neuralgia and digestive troubles after years of weakness. He describes severe nerve pains, loss of appetite, and fatigue, stating he can now eat well and feel vigorous.
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Buya
Richiorlok
Fokaman
Summit
Ford
York
Tanlac
Tiye
Ted
Ame
Firat
Anelobo
Taalwe
Labbtt
Gerard's Ship Passes U-Boat Zone
A dispatch reports Gerard's ship has moved beyond the U-Boat zone amid heightened German danger. The message, sourced from a Spanish outlet, notes naval maneuvers and weather conditions affecting movement near a combat zone.
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Gerard
London
Sufe Satania Teal
WIMEH
Sitios
W. Gerard
Aurbudeadar Tobcenterhy
Careful tale on Carebats for Bowels and Headache Relief
A dubious ad-style passage promotes Cascarets as a cure for headaches and bowel issues. It insists a 10-cent box will cleanse stomach and improve mood, claiming gentle action, sleep aid, and suitability for children, while urging readers to avoid harsher remedies.
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Dave Apthrobathe
Notice Ride for school supplies May 1 1917 delivery
Notice announces a May 1 1917 deadline for school supplies including paper, pens, tablets, books and related items. It requests delivery to P O B Corry by that date and mentions terms and responsibilities of the grantor and parties involved.
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P.O. B. Corry
Cho Hut
Satowe
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