Wilsons War Aims Speech Outlines Open Peace Principles
President Wilson states war aims in Congress, urging open covenants and no private agreements, and calls for liberty for Russia and a world order based on justice. He cites open diplomacy, free seas, reduction of armaments, and self determination as core tenets of a lasting peace.
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Director General TrAder Orders Coal Cars for Passenger Trams
Director General McAdoo orders use of coal cars and Dienagh tubes for passenger trams and relief of New York City. Through shipping board more ships to move coal from Newport News to New England. Lovett suspends priority orders to speed railroad traffic, aiming to clear choke points. Weather bureau promises relief from cold. western U S warmer, South below freezing. Fuel admin says tunnels to New York coal transfer to Long Island Terminal will unload up to 10,000 tons daily.
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