President Outlines War Aims and Call to War on Austria
President Truman outlines goals for victory in the war and rejects peace by compromise. He argues Germany must be crushed and Austria-Hungary is an instrument of Germany, urging Congress to declare war on Austria-Hungary and prepare broader measures to sustain the war effort.
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Austria
Washington
Congress
Pnet
Seister
Stother
Wanslers
Quentin
Rusaa Satray
Aulfocrrey
Gorinnay
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Austria Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
United States
Fe Lhial
House of Representatives
Wien
War Speech Presses for Settlement Based on Mercy and Justice
The article reports President Wilson urging Congress to focus on victory and a postwar peace based on mercy and justice. It notes German attempts to delay, the aim for a future world order with national independence, and the need to end enemy rule through just reparations and freedom. It mentions European powers and the alliance system.
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Washington, D
Amurici
Wilson
Congress
United States
Austral
Ranym-Germain
Turkey
Aluniol
Nypan
Teree
Rip
Belguin
Austtria
Free Pillar
Belfi
Parsimony versus Economy in Consumer Behavior
A critique of frugal living as false economy arguing that denying purchases by the able harms others. It contends that minimal spending elevates wealth for some while squeezing shoppers, merchants, and workers, and warns against practicing simony in modern economies.
Mystery in Shelbytite Rail Scene With Rooster Parade
An Illinois reporter recounts a chaotic Shelbytite incident where a woman was observed on a freight car as a Rhode Island Red rooster strutted along a track. The scene drew curious bystanders while the animal and onlookers moved in a slow procession, revealing a humorous mishap aboard a leaking freight car.
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Clittos Flesa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shelbytite
Ind
Indiianapetty News
Curinis
Hess
Rhode Island
Cantonment Pronunciation Debate Splits Officials
The piece notes a division among high government officials over the pronunciation of cantonment with 50 percent favoring the term as a near homophone of can tone ment and the rest aligning with the presidents or professor Hunt. It cites authorities from Princeton and Cambridge and references Webster and Worcester dictionaries.
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Govecnhment
Hunt
Frinceton
James A.M. Murray
Tt Ia
United States Army
Witson
Christian Science Monitor
Son
United States
More Power To Down Prices In Government Plan
Washington reports that administration officials expect new price control legislation after President Wilson's message to Congress. The plan seeks broad powers to regulate prices for essential raw materials and limit costs for manufacturers and distributors, with grain growers urging action amid wheat price controls and other market pressures.
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Washington
P. C
Wison
Gabpress
Leon
Ety Merce
United States
Gavain
Food Administration
Pei
Turin
Obituary: Jahh F. Carroll Dies in Portland
Jahh F. Carroll of Portland Oregon died after an illness of several months. Born in 1868 in Whar Pennsylvania he was 59 years old at death. He began newspaper work in 1906 with the Missouri Republican later in St Louis. He became editor and star at the Omaha Nee before moving to Portland in 1909. Previously he was connected with the Denver Post and the Denver Times.
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Jahh F. Carroll
Portland
Ore
John FP. Garratt
Usher
Portland Hvenins
Vals Bram
Flo
Whar
Carroll
Missour Republican
Gt. Louis Kuput
Tao
Edty Td Star
Omaha
Denver Post
Danver Times
Convict Labor Bill Aims War Supply Production
A bill introduced by Senator Smith in Georgia would authorize use of convict labor to manufacture government meal and war supplies. It calls for equipping federal penitentiaries at Atlanta Leavenworth and McNeill Inland Wash for production, with references sent to the educational labor committees.
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Washington, D. C
Draft Restater Guilty in Detroit Draft Case
Morrin Huger, a known local attorney, pleaded guilty to failing to register to draft and to attempt to obstruct the draft. He was fined $500 and sentenced to one year in the house of correction.
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Detroit
Mich
Morrin Huger
Winely
Efe
Henry Palzer Indicted in First Degree Murder Case
Henry Palzer, resident of Fergus Falls, charged with seven counts of murder in the first degree. The accused, referred to as a heavyweight boxer in local reports, is linked to the deaths of 800 victims in the Mina-Henry Palzer area investigations. The indictment was filed on the latest court date.
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Henry Palzer
Fergus Fall
Mina
al Palzar
Bozer
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