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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
9
Washington reports nearly 10 500 000 unnaturalized aliens endanger U S institutions says deputy commissioner of naturalization Raymond Fr Grist urging a campaign to Americanize aliens. He notes 17 500 000 foreign born, only 6 000 000 citizens, urging citizens to convert immigrants and curb propaganda against American life.
General secretary George William Carter released Theodore Roosevelt s last message to troops dated June 5 1917. The message urges fighters to do justice love mercy and walk humbly with God while pledging to fight valiantly against Germany and Turkey and to treat prisoners wounded women and children with mercy.
Milwaukee teachers and pupils faced a German language ban as the school board voted to end German instruction in June. The foreign language department was abolished last year. 35 year veteran Leo Stern resigns after leading the German American alliance movement.
Washington February 27 Thousands cheered President Wilson as a homecoming parade along Pennsylvania Avenue began with the Marine Band leading the march. An Army balloon broke loose and landed away from its pilot. a captain is believed to have departed his post.
Washington reports indicate American naval officials oppose sinking the surrendered German fleet and favor stripping vessels of valuables for junk sales. London reports confirm agreement that submarines should be banned as a weapon. the US position on gas warfare is unchanged, with no chemical warfare service planned.
Washington February 27 Frederick H Gillett of Massachusetts secured the Republican conference nomination for speaker on the first ballot James R Mann of Illinois trailed second and Philip Campbell of Kansas entered the race after Simeon Fess withdrew Republicans expect the party to hold a majority making the nomination effectively the election in the next House
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