War Talk on Kaiser System and American Resolve
A public message condemns attacks on Dutch Germans while urging unity against the Kaiser system. It portrays World War I as a battle between democracies and autocratic rule, urging Americans to support a fair square deal and oppose xenophobic behavior.
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Germany
America
War Department Purchases Farmland for Artillery Ranges
The War Department bought 18 500 acres near Anniston Alabama for field artillery and machine run ranges. Another 16 000 acres were acquired near Monterey California for the same military use.
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War Department
Anniston
Alabama
Monterey
California
Arms Alone Won't Decide This War
It argues the outcome depends on total national effort, not just battlefield action. Every citizen’s duty at home, in directing labor and guiding policy, shares in the war’s result, and all honest work is public service.
Roosevelt denounces exclusion of German born from Red Cross units
The piece argues against government policy barring Americans of German or Austrian birth from Red Cross units for base hospitals in England and France. It cites Col. Roosevelt’s call for equal Americanism, warns of “baiting” the German-Dutchman, and urges stopping discrimination before harmful consequences arise.
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Col. Roosevelt
Europe
Bundle Tax Delivery Proposal Aims to Boost War Budget
Secretary Redfield urges a five cent tax on all bundles delivered by stores and markets to fund a five billion dollar war budget requested by Secretary McAdoo. The war effort has already sent nearly a million American horses and over 250000 mules to Europe.
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Redfield
McAdoo
Europe