President Wilson Pledges America to War Victory
President Wilson declares in his annual message that the United States must enter a state of war with Austria-Hungary and unite with allies to win the conflict. He urges decisive action, calls for justice, and argues for peace based on liberty, democracy, and the defeat of autocratic power.
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Wilson
America
Washington
Witton
Congress
Austria-Hungary
Aiister
Germany
Oe- Hon
Belgium
Balkan
Turkey
Asia
Soldiers Drive Rabbits At Camp Cody Raid
More than 1,000 rabbits were clubbed by 4,000 Minnesota and South Dakota troops from Camp Cody Deming New Mexico in a desert rabbit drive. The party scattered across a five mile area guiding game into a central kill zone where the rabbits were dispatched. The region teems with deer quail sage hens goats tarantulas rattlesnakes and other wildlife in the arid landscape.
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Camp Cody
Minnesota
South Dakota
Deming
N. MM
Southwest
Arlo Bartholomew
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Camp Codys
Camp Cady Footgear Curiosity Sparks Debate
Weather notes report two light frosts at Camp Cady during recent receitt nights per Bartholomew, with daytime warmth continuing. The fragment hints at barefoot travel and local conditions affecting camp routines.
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Camp Cady
Bartholomew
Dog Goes Soldiering from Loraine to Camp Sharman
Mike the dog, a rookie in Uncle Sam’s fighting force, is shown as the latent contribution from Loraine. The animal was the property of Walter and was sent to Camp Sharman as part of wartime service.
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Hla Manter
Sharman
Mike
Sam
Loraine
Walter
Camp mascot dog returns to owner after long absence
Olddecky of Lorraine went to Camp Sherman on October 6. After the master left, the dog lost interest and vanished. A letter from the master announced Mike, the camp mascot, arrived and fed on soldier grub, fattening at the barracks.
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Olddecky
Camp Sherman
Mike
Remember the Golden Rule in Everyday Life
A brief reflection urges practicing the Golden Rule, urging fairness, kindness, and reciprocity in daily interactions. The note emphasizes treating others as you wish to be treated, promoting courtesy, empathy, and mutual respect.
War Declared On Austria United States Ratifies Treaty
The United States declared war on the Austro-Hungarian Empire after the Senate and House passed the joint resolution. President Wilson signed the measure after voting in the Senate showed 74 to 0 with La Follette absent, and the House approved 383 to 1 with Representative London opposed. Lodge praised Turkey and Bulgaria’s stance. Stone urged unity with Bulgaria but warned on Italy’s front. The resolution authorizes all US military and naval forces to conduct war against Austria-Hungary.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Austria- Hungary
Balkans
Turkey
Europe
Mm Asia
Bilkan Peninsula
Turkish Empire
Bulgaria
United States
Congress
Washington
Austria
America
Wilson
Senate
House
Marshall
Champ Clark
la Follette
Gronna
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Vardaman
Mississippi
la Mollette
Wisconsin
London
New York
Store
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stone
Italy
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Lenroot
United States of America
House of Representatives
Congress of the
U S Engineers to Be Armed with Army in France
American engineers in France are to be armed and ready for battle whenever they are near fighting, under a newly recommended policy for engineer organizations in the U S Army.
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U. S
France
Villistas Die in Battle Near Juarez Debacle
In Juarez on December 8 federal cavalry under Generals Francisco Murguia and Pedro Varela ambushed a large Villa faction. The report claims about 400 Villistas were killed in the clash as units pursued remnants toward the hills.
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Juarez
Mex
Francisco Murguta
Pedro Varela
Bunty Clara Ennyga
Girls as Bell Ringers in Longstock Ireland
In Longstock Ireland three or four local girls trained by a lady ring bells to cheer the countryside week days and Sundays. The correspondent says this work aids morale during wartime even if not essential war work, illustrating women's home effort amid the war.
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Lttle
Longstock
Ireland
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad in Toledo Ohio
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary confirms oath in Toledo Ohio on December day. Ad lists Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a product of F J Cheney & Co with testimonials offered.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucar County
Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohia
Titanic Memorial to Honor Ulster Heroes in Belfast
In Memory of the Titanic marks a Belfast memorial event. A two statue Titanic group in marble sits on a granite pedestal opposite the city hall facing the Royal Academical Institution. The monument bears the names of Ulster heroes who perished with the great ship.
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Belfast
Marle
City Hall
Royal Academical Institution
Ulster
Fragmentary wartime notice with garbled dialogue
A damaged OCR passage mixes phrases about bromine quine and grove with a crude wartime exchange. It includes a crude joke about a recruit and a line about the Kaiser, suggesting a military prank or exam anecdote without clear context or identifiable names.
For Him Hicks Does He Believe In Luck
Somerville Journal reports on Hicks and Wicks discussing belief in luck with remarks hinting at confidence and doubt, reflecting attitudes in the local scene. The brief feature notes dialogue and character glimpses in an odd phrasing style.
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Hicks
Somerville Tournal
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