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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1917
Page
2
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The piece argues for universal military training as a national safeguard and discusses Taft's push for Congress to adopt universal service. It contrasts patriotic duty with voluntary taxes, warns against demagoguery, and notes public sentiment shaping policy. Also referenced are Pershing’s Mexican expedition and wartime defense considerations.
Wartime defense measures described include direct deck gunfire by warships and auxiliaries as the most effective method against submarines. The British and allies pursue nets, bombs, and other schemes, but trained gun crews discharging projectiles from ships prove superior. Submarine losses and broader tactics remain tightly censored.
Reports say Chicago high school girls will receive military training alongside boys as part of wartime programs. Captain Edgar Steever explains plans to teach marching and command, with uniforms provided by war department or state.
Notice declares a special election on February 27, 1917, at precinct locations City Hall Second Precinct Sullivan's shoe shop Third Precinct Harlan's livery barn in Marshall Clark County Illinois to vote on continuing single commissioner system. The proposition seeks support for or against the system.
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