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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
3
A prose critique argues that public prayers for peace clash with private support for war materials shipments. It urges a hard export ban on weapons and metals during war, with penalties for violations, and criticizes Wilson era neutrality policies as hypocritical and likely to fail to curb violence.
George B. McClellan former New York mayor and Princeton economist warns that universal peace is unlikely after the European war. He argues the United States must prepare a strong navy and army to defend the Monroe Doctrine or risk becoming a second class power at the mercy of aggressive nations. He credits national honor and warns of potential clashes with Germany and Japan if the doctrine is abandoned or inadequately enforced.
Editorial warns of a postwar wave of immigration that could flood labor markets. It argues America should prioritize citizens, limit arrivals, and avoid becoming a dumping ground for Europeans fleeing war and upheaval. It notes few restrictions currently exist and fears depressions in wage values and job opportunities for American workers.
Mr. Roosevelt admitted Friday that the people are weary of reformers and reform talk and tired of hearing him too. He also noted signs of a faint improvement or "a little light" appearing on the horizon.
A rugged forecast mentions a hard winter for many, while experts warn the low water mark has just about been touched. Dispatches say Gov Goethals must act on measures to protect the Panama Canal as he asks for two destroyers.
Washington correspondent J E Jones reflects on post election Washington as new ideas surge in Congress. He notes debate over military buildup, rural credits, and international diplomacy led by Ambassador Gerard handling civilian detentions. Roosevelt attacks Wilson while Democrats defend him.
The article argues good stationery saves time and money by letting bookkeepers focus on work. It suggests purchasing here for ink pens and other supplies that keep records neat and efficient.
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