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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
2
President Wilson proclaims a state of war with Germany and calls for volunteers to boost the Army and Navy. The proclamation bars alien enemies, outlines conduct rules, and authorizes removal or detention for violations. It appeals to American loyalty and explains enforcement measures and potential conscription.
The Senate and House passed and ratified a war resolution after a heated debate, joining the Allies as the United States declares war on the Imperial German Government. Key figures include Senators La Follette Norris and Reed, and Representatives Hitchcock and Flow, with broad support from both parties. The vote signals the nation’s entry into World War I and condemns German acts of war against the United States.
New York April 6 Federal officials said German merchant ships seeking refuge in Atlantic ports at war start are now seized and held under guard. Treasury orders note the fleet totals about 90 000 tons with 28 ships at various Pacific and Atlantic locations. The action signals U S entry into the conflict and a move toward postwar peace implications.
The joint rev iation adopts a state of war with the imperial German government. Congress resolution declares war and authorizes the president to use naval and military forces and government resources to wage and end the war, pledging all national resources to the effort.
Officials debate urban waste management and rodent control citing health risks and rising costs. Citizens worry about plague threats, inspection regimes, and the impact on city life as sanitation efforts intensify.
One tale we give to throw a hint of intertext into the formal notice about a married life.
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