Senate backs Wilson as armed ship debate rages on
Amid angry exchanges in Washington Senate vote 68 to 14 tames Senator Gore's warning resolution on armed ships. Borah Chamberlain and others assail the process while McCumber's substitute is advanced. White House calls the result satisfactory though tensions persist over war and policy.
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Resolution Shelved by the U S Senate Text Passed For War Travel Ban
The Gore resolution calls for peace with all nations and urges Americans to avoid travel on armed belligerent ships. It asserts Congress alone can declare war and prohibits U S passports for travel on armed vessels of belligerent powers. The draft notes diplomacy and free movement as essential to national security and dignity.
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Germans Say Prize Raider Close to American Ports
Report from Captain Munkewitz aboard the Grayson recounts sightings off Cape Henry and along Virginia coast. He describes lights east and west, heavy weather, and a German commerce raider seeking a chance to slip into Newport News or Norfolk, with the Appam sheltering in Hammon Roads days later.
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Wilson nominates Shea as ambassador to Chile
Joseph H. Shea of Seymour Indiana was nominated by President Wilson to be ambassador to Chile, succeeding Henry P. Fletcher who was appointed ambassador to Mexico. The nomination was announced in Washington on March 3.
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Verdun Drive May Not End War, Warns Expert
A Washington expert says the German attack on Verdun is a monumental task with fall risking a broader war. He notes German losses would be heavy, French reserves may surge, and Allied strength could force a costly, decisive clash on the Western front.
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White Star liner to arm for Gibraltar voyage
The White Star Line announced that the White Star Vaname sailing today with three Americans in first cabin will carry armament to Gibraltar. The weaponry will be removed when the ship returns to liberal waters. An order from the British admiralty also includes the Cretic, sailing between Boston and Mediterranean ports, which was at Gibraltar yesterday. The Cretic left Boston February 28.
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Wilson seeks Congress stance on submarine warfare crisis
Washington march 3 the president urged Congress to declare its position on the submarine war danger. conversations with leaders revealed that distrust of German aims and the delay after Pryan’s resignation pushed Wilson to seek firm U S policy. He stressed he would do anything but sacrifice honor to keep peace and warned breaking relations with any nation would be the next step if America’s rights were violated by belligerents.
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Conversation with Secretary Lansing noted as non significant
A fragment states that the discussion with Secretary Lansing was about Tormel and should not be viewed as meaningful or significant to any ongoing matter. The wording minimizes importance and preserves no further context or names.
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Paine Lumber Strike Ends As Workmen Vote Aye
Workers at Paine Lumber vote 488 to 30 to accept terms drafted by a special committee. The agreement, to be ratified by Paine Lumber representatives, aims to settle a strike ongoing since January 21 and contemplates arbitration for contested issues. Receivers and local officials discuss next steps as talks continue.
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Ehler Under Fire as University Seeks Budget
Madison Wisconsin reports that athletics director Ehler did not resign despite press accounts. The board of regents finance committee will review the university budget next Thursday and may address Ehler's resignation. Tom J. Jones and Jack Wach will lead the athletics department pending new recommendations.
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Delegates Filed for Conservative Ticket in Wisconsin
Special to The North Western notes George T. W. West of Milwaukee filed papers for twenty six delegates on the Conservative ticket to the Republican national convention in Chicago. The filing occurred in Madison on March 3.
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Germans Resume Verdun Drive Amid Desperate Fighting
German forces renewed the Verdun offensive with heavy bombardment north of Verdun and at Douaumont. Berlin reports control of Douaumont, large prisoner captures, and several heavy guns taken. French and British actions and Portuguese seizures at Goa are noted amid shifting fronts and air activity.
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Relief for Poland Urged in Senate Appropriation
A Senate measure seeks two million dollars to assist Poland. Senator Hitchcoe introduces the bill amid President’s agreement on bell reverberations and guaranteed disarmament. bill also authorizes the president to employ a ship to transport the lawn.
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Campbell to be hanged on Good Friday verdict
The warden of the state penitentiary was sentenced to be hanged on Good Friday April 21. Campbell and his defense team announced they would appeal after the judge denied a new trial.
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