Germany cannot set aside international law say leaders
The article argues Germany's rise and its decree against international law threaten global order. It stresses that the United States must view the Germany Britain dispute over submarine warfare as separate from broader war relations, and that principles cannot be bent by expediency even amid war. It notes President Wilson's stance and warns against sacrificing American rights for any military need.
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Europe
United States
Germany
Wilson
Unity of Democracy Urged in Maryland Political Rift
Annapolis reports show Baltimore and county leaders pushing for a peace settlement between Democratic factions led by Senator John Walter Smith and Senator Blair Lee. They cite costly internal battles, narrow victory margins for Harrington, and widespread local losses as motives to unite, with President Wilson also preferring an end to the party fights.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
John Walter Smith
Blair Lee
Harrington
Senate
House of Delegates
Lee
Montgomery
Prince George
Cecil
Somerset
Harford
Baltimore City
Wilson
Maryland
Editorial Notes on War and American Valor
The piece argues America must stay out of war except for defending core humanitarian ideals. It quotes Wilson and notes O. E. Weller resigns as State Chairman of the State Roads Commission to enter private business, having built a national reputation in highway work.
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America
Wilson
O. E. Weller
State Roads Commission
Weller
Maryland political shifts signal probate of roads and revenue
Governor Harrington delays appointing a chairman of the State Roads Commission for a month while Mr. Weller remains in place for thirty days. Maryland lawmakers debate a traders licenses tax hike from 40 000 to 1 500 a year at higher levels, with Baltimore stores opposing. Prominent Republicans back Dr Joseph J France for the U S Senate, challenging Goldsborough. Prohibition amendments fail in Senate 20 to 7 and House 61 to 36, as new state law department proposed to save 12500 annually gains approval.
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Baltimore
United States
Wim. P. Jackson
O. E. Weller
Joseph J. France
United States Senate
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Senate
House
State Law Department
Larrington
Weather Almanac Forecast For March Through Easter
A detailed sky and storm calendar outlines a regular and reactionary storm period in early March, with lunar conjunctions new and full moons, planetary near alignments, and a strong note on magnetic and electric disturbances. The piece links storms to the spring equinox and Easter, predicting warmer spells, falling barometers, and repeated wind and rain, snow, and frosts around the Easter full moon centered on April 7, followed by broader warming trends and shifting seasons.
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Earth
Mercury
Uranus
Broad national and international progress in a hot day
The piece argues that the European war reshapes maps and drives changes in politics commerce and the US. It asserts The Philadelphia Record is best suited to trace global shifts while noting the body is largely water and an average man sweats two to six quarts daily, questioning where all that water goes on hot days.
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United States
Philadelphia Record
Water drinking debated by eminent medical men
A respected medical figure endorses copious water intake for health, with other doctors agreeing that heavy drinking prevents disease and has restored health in many cases. Baltimore Sun notes Senator Collier's plan for a road from Easton to Claiborne and a ferry steamer between Claiborne and Annapolis funded at 150000.
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Baltimore Sun
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