Wilson's Peace Speech Warns Against German Concessions
President Wilson denounces Germany's peace terms as a return to old power politics. He asserts self determination, territorial integrity, and a new international order based on justice. The United States pledges no conquest, but insists on universal principles guiding postwar settlements.
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Drive for Ship Workers On Washington Draft Evens
Washington and the Pacific fleet states promoting shipyard labor for war needs. Volunteers urged to enroll during draft deferral, with priority to workers who can fill essential yard roles. Yards expanding, ships and materials ready, selection to minimize business disruption. Authorities appeal to governors and prominent leaders to boost participation and support for mobilization.
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Kaiser Talks of "Success" in Wartime Vision
Fragmented text presents Kaiser statements praising past German achievements and projecting a hopeful future for the empire. It references "twenty years of power" and the desire to unite crown and people, with mentions of Gurwen history and wartime perseverance.
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Food card warnings drive drastic action talk
Rumors of government food card failures sweep discussions of national policy. Officials warn that voluntary measures may fail and prompt heavy state actions. An alleged gathering in Amiving is noted. A February incident describes an attempted draft evasion device failing after a rope broke.
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British Losses Reported In World War II Casualty Totals
Fragmentary wartime casualty figures list British killed wounded missing and totalled 7 077 with notes of 1 500 killed or missing and 175 wounded or missing in a misread table. Names and units appear garbled.
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Tuscania Foe Destroyed by Convoy Warships
The Times reports no submarine attack on the Tuscania or its rescue craft, and says this supports the belief the submarine was destroyed by convoying warships. The account notes the ship was sunk while attempting to tow to the Irish coast, with no sub attack aboard the vessel.
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News of the Week Cut Down for Busy Readers
The Austrian emperor announces peace with Ukraine and hopes for general peace. British merchantmen sunk by mines or submarines. 13 ships over 1,000 tons. French, British, American, Belgian troops facing 2,340,000 enemies. Ceferina sunk near Ferro island with all hands saved. German planes bomb Nancy. Czernin’s reply to Wilson noted. Austrians repelled on the Brent river front by Italian artillery. Polish forces led by Gen Dovbor Mousnitsky seize Smolensk from Bolsheviks.
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US Teutonic War News From The Front Details and Losses
American artillery played a spectacular role in the big French attack in Champagne as the Yankee gunners delivered accurate fire that cut German communication trenches. French forces captured 150 German prisoners. An American patrol in No Man’s Land was ambushed overnight, leaving five soldiers killed, four missing, and one wounded. Remarks on submarine threat and troop transport safety followed, alongside a war department announcement of a five division general staff reorganization with an assistant chief of staff for each division.
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Major league baseball ticket prices cut nationwide
Conference in New York by American and National League club owners agreed to lower admission charges for all major league parks for the coming season. Other items include a fatal and injurious incident at Camp Sheridan Alabama.
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Washington to probe Mor Island shipyard funds misuse
President Wilson ordered Attorney General Gregory to examine Mor Island shipyard contracts amid Senate criticism to determine if government funds were criminally misused. Senate confirmed Benedict Crowell as assistant secretary of war and others to the aircraft board while war leaders reshuffle staff and operations.
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Paris Treason Trial Bolo Pasha Sentenced to Death
Foreign Bolo Pasha was sentenced to death at Paris for treason. The court martial condemned Bolo after a 15 minute deliberation. Captain Mornet argued over Bolo’s use of German money and alleged receipt of funds for Le Journal. Also noted are fire fatalities at Grey Nuns Home, and varied World War I updates from London, Jassy, Amsterdam, and Lincoln Nebraska.
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Eyes for Navy and age limits dominate public appeal
Washington reports a public appeal for private owners to donate glasses and optics for the Navy. General Crozier discusses raising the selective service age, with estimates of more men eligible up to forty five if changed. Licenses to ship goods abroad by parcel post are emphasized, with penalties for violations and a list of licensing offices.
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First List of Tuscania Dead
Washington prints the complete list of Tuscania victims with home addresses. The roster names 175 Americans buried along the Scottish coast, detailing identified and unidentified bodies and noting burials on the coast. An Italian relief loan update follows, with a new credit total to Italy and to allied nations.
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