National Defense Not Neglected by U S Says President
President Wilson in a congressional address assures national defense has not been neglected. He defends a limited military policy and rejects a large standing army, stressing readiness without turning America into a military camp. The speech outlines legislative aims on conservation and Philippine independence as part of a broader security program.
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Wilson backs full disclosure on US defense plans
President Wilson expressed support for revealing all facts on preparedness and national defense. He noted a broad lobby against militarist moves and indicated no extra session was needed after March 4 as leaders agreed with his program. A separate note cited a pending investigation into a Carranza payment claim and ongoing Senate objections.
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Gasoline on ship ignites 34 dead near coast
The British steamer Vedra from Port Arthur Texas carrying siseline ran ashore in a heavy gale. Cargo ignition killed 34 of the eight aboard. only two were saved, severely burned. Vedra, built 1892 at Sunderland, -owned by Associated Oil Carriers of London, commanded by Captain Brawster, was en route to London after leaving Port Arthur on November 13.
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Joint session hears Wilson address and military hearings
A joint session with the Senate opened at noon as President Wilson delivered the annual address in person. Naval hearings featured Rear Admiral Fletcher and Badger on navy preparedness while Army and rivers and harbors bills moved forward in committee.
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Call to end Colorado coal strike urged by union leaders
The United Mine Workers executive board urged termination of the Colorado coal strike after mediation was proposed by President Wilson. Frank J. Hayes presented the message in Denver, stating the strike has harmed miners and that a federal mediation commission offers a path to peace. The note stresses no surrender, warns operators to accept federal good offices, and calls for national unity to avoid further tragedy.
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Probe of Sullivan Charges Is Ordered
Washington demands full investigation into charges against James M. Sullivan American minister to the Dominican Republic. Sullivan had asked President Wilson to probe reported use of influence to secure contracts for friends and relatives from the Dominican government. The State Department previously investigated and allowed him to return to his post.
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Swedes Angry At Unready Premier
Norwegian press questions Prime Minister Knudsen and his cabinet over unprepared policies as Europe teeters. Parliament delayed foreign loans, a former war minister urged defense of neutrality, and public lectures sparked hostile demonstrations.
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Deaths Reported From Northeast Storm Strikes Coast
Storms across the Atlantic coast caused multiple deaths and damage. Widespread flooding and wreckage followed high seas along Coney Island and Barnegat Bay. Authorities report one Brooklyn man washed overboard, another killed by a live wire, and a boat house trap death in Atlantic City. A gunner drowned near Seaside Park amid tough seas and high winds. The Kansas battleship reached Philadelphia after riding out the gale. Weather forecasters expect clearer skies tomorrow.
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100000 Russians Taken Prisoners In Polish Campaign
An official cable from Budapest via London reports that Russian forces invading northern Hungary were repulsed while Germany claims over 100000 Russian prisoners captured at Lodz. Berlin celebrates Lodz occupation as battles rage with Cracow and East Prussia under threat.
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War News Epitomized From Front Headlines
The German armies countered Allied offensives along the Yser canal and near Ypres as Paris and Berlin dispute outcomes. French claims show progress in the Argonne, while Berlin insists no French attacks occurred for some time. German forces push east toward Lodz as Russians retreat, with conflicting reports from Berlin and Paris on the overall campaign. Reports from the Balkans indicate Austrian checks and Serbian success, with heavy Austrian losses at Montenegro.
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Warships Halt Christmas Ship En Route to Genoa
The American ship Mason carrying relief for Austria and Germany arrived in Genoa and was halted by three warships after the cargo was reviewed. Upon learning details, the ships withdrew as officials from Jason greeted the station and German delegates, including Balfor Adolph Lutz and others, attended a hotel visit. An Austro-Hungarian delegation will visit Tuesday.
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Fiercer fighting resumes in West Berlin claims gain
Telegraphic dispatches report renewed fighting on the Western Front with German and French positions engaged near Arras and Vermelles. German officials claim ground gained near Arras while asserting repulsed French assaults and continued pressure along the Ypres and Aisne sectors.
Girl Shoots Self at Man's Grave in Chicago
Miss Maud Gregg shot herself at the burial of Richard R. Levis, collapsing on the grave. She died early today as train traffic disrupted a southwest Chicago area street. relatives deny romance, call it impulsive.
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United States Gift Banquet Planned for American Children
The German and Austrian delegations will host a banquet Tuesday night honoring American children. The Jane will begin discharging gifts on Tuesday, with transportation to the American frontier provided by the Italian government.
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