America must stand with allies against German aggression
The piece argues for a strong American response to German acts at sea, urging President Wilson to arm ships and reject German demands. It stresses defending American rights, securing hostages, and urging Congress to share responsibility for any measures. It also addresses China’s role, insisting the United States support allied efforts and resist coercion.
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Piraeg
America
Berlin
President Wilson orders arming of all U S ships
President Wilson asked Congress to convene an extra session and proclaimed that U S merchant ships would be armed in response to German submarine warfare. The move follows Senate action and aims to defend American rights, with Treasury and Navy ready to implement the policy. He urged the nation to remain calm as preparations proceed.
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Igan
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América
United State of
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