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Newspaper
National Democrat
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
1
A long eddy of war reports crosses the page with Allied and Axis activities. Troops shell positions in Europe, Balkan advances, and memorial ceremonies in the United States color a chaotic rundown of battles, political maneuvers, and public notices.
President Wilson opens by urging America to unite for liberty and rights, warning against foreign influence and calling for readiness to defend against aggression. He stresses joining alliances, upholding constitutional ideals, and mobilizing voluntary service to protect national honor and freedom.
Report describes a massive airship over Lake Uoustane with imagined tonnage around 780,000 and capacity near 64,000 cubic meters. Claims armored defenses, cannons, and long range, detailing paratus for confronting distant targets and rising altitude.
Drafted by Tennessee Democrat Hill proposes a broader income tax structure raising to a new top bracket and widening surcharges. The plan envisions an additional 10 million in revenue from income tax and roughly 49.9 million from other measures, with specifics as read.
London reports two British steamers the Deleish stenine and Dalegarth were sunk with loss of life. Only two crew members from the Ponthy lannih were reached. Communications describe frantic wartime conditions and wrecks amid ongoing convoy hazards.
A garbled wartime summary notes May casualties for Britain, detailing overall field losses and specific figures, but the text is heavily corrupted. The fragment hints at large totals, including thousands of personnel and multiple categories, yet the exact numbers and context are unclear.
President Wilson states reasons for far appointing Brandeis in a Washington letter to a judiciary committee member. The letter outlines Brandeis as singularly qualified for the Supreme Court, cites his integrity and independence, and notes support from the Senate and major officials.
A sprawling, historic critique discusses Judge Brandeis and the inquiry into his conduct, tracing whether the proceedings resemble an old fashioned heresy trial. It questions legal temperament, duty, and the role of public opinion in judicial ethics.
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