What America Wants in Wilsons New York Address
The article recalls Wilson’s New York speech urging no nation’s property or honor be harmed, aiming to gain by legitimate enterprise. It contrasts American restraint with European powers’ aggression, cites Mexico and Balkan war history, and asserts US aims only for ethical gains, not conquest. It notes his stance aligns with American sentiment and condemns expansionist motives.
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New York
Naval Review
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Washington
Esort
Union
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Italy Enters War With Robust Readiness and Resolve
Italy joins the war with a trained army of about a million and a large reserve, plus an efficient navy. The nation’s forces are driven by patriotism and leadership, promising vigorous warfare. Italy’s entry could prolong the conflict and draw in Roumania, Bulgaria, and possibly Holland and Switzerland, signaling far reaching consequences.
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Italy
Teutonic Alliance
Haly
Warrion
Roumania
Bulgaria
Holland
Switzerland
Garrison Calls for National Readiness and Self-Defense
Secretary of War Garrison urged preparedness in a Lake Mohawk conference address, arguing self-preservation is first and nations must remain sane just and courageous. He rejected the idea that warning or preparation invites war and stressed defending honor, rights, and national distinctiveness.
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Wilson
United States
Garrison
Lake Mohawk
United States Surpasses All Nations In Gold Hoard
The United States holds the world’s largest gold stock with an outbound shipment of 175 million dollars before the European war. A return flow began last December and continues, with Uncle Sam now owning more gold than France and Russia combined. Britain, Germany, Austria and Italy together hold less than the United States. About a billion dollars is coined and 700 million is in circulation.
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United States
Sam
France
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Italy
Republicans must unite to beat Wilson next year
The piece argues the Republican Party must avoid discord and present a united front to defeat Democratic candidate Wilson. It stresses a strong leader and solid ranks as essential, noting Wilson’s growing popularity and formidable position.
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Wilson
Wilson weighs recognizing Carranza as Mexico head
Reports from Washington suggest President Wilson may end watchful waiting and recognize Venustiano Carranza as head of the Mexican republic. The move, while controversial, is weighed against current U S policy and its effectiveness amid a complex Mexican situation.
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Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
Question on Recognizing Rival Leader Sparks Strife Analysis
The passage debates whether recognizing a rival leader as head of the republic would quell ongoing conflict. It warns that failure to do so could leave the government in an unsatisfactory, unstable position.
Two Kinds of War and Neutral Nations’ Duty
The passage contrasts two war types one respecting international law and humanity and the other dismissing all laws for advantage. It notes neutral nations may feel compelled to abandon neutrality and join a righteous cause as willingness to ignore norms grows among observers.
Postal Savings Bank Expands Access Nationwide
The postal savings system has grown to 500000 accounts with most holders being wage earners. Starting July 1 any U S resident aged ten or older may open an account. Residents in sparsely settled areas may use mail service even without a local postal savings bank. The system is shown to benefit the nation’s provident funds.
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Postal Savings
United States
Sidney woman wakes to sunbeam blaze scare
A Sidney woman woke Friday to believe her house was on fire but it was only sunlight shining down her staircase after a weather forecast error. The sun's presence startled several residents as it moved across town.
Seasoned musings on virtues and vanity in daily life
A string of observations on religion, politeness, and social pretensions critiques vanity in conservatism and leisure. It ponders authentic love through small tests like onion eating and forgiveness while mockingly noting busy headlines about habits and hobbies.
Dun's Review Highlights Expansion and Caution in War Demand Era
Dun's Review notes steadily expanding industrial operations driven largely by war demand, with caution due to unsettled foreign relations especially Germany. Domestic conditions strengthen as gold flows in and banking remains strong, though credit is tight and commercial failures decline. Purchasing power improves amid rising unemployment and renewed confidence in the future.
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Dun
Germany
Bes
War Demands Spur Iron and Steel Output Rise
Diminishing prospects for large grain and staple traffic prompt transport firms to seek more equipment and buy more, while urgent wartime needs push continued improvement in iron and steel.
North Carolina Runs Aground at Alexandria Harbor
The United States cruiser North Carolina lies aground in the outer harbor of Alexandria Egypt per a navy department report from Commander Captain Joseph Woman. The vessel is undamaged and dredging operations will be undertaken to free it.
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United States
North Carolina
Alexandria
Egypt
Navy Department
Joseph Woman
Notice of License Application in Sunol Nebraska 1915
Friends Dickinson and William Kemp filed May 25 1915 with Cheyenne County Nebraska for a malt liquor and wine license to sell on Lot 13 Block 2 Original Town of Sunol Colton Precinct for twelve months from grant. Objections remonstrances or protests must be filed within two weeks from May 31 1915 or license may be granted.
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Friend Dickinson
William Kemp
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sunol
Colton Precinct
Notice of Probate of Will in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces probate for the Last Will of Christian B Jurgens deceased. Frauke Jurgens is named executrix and Franke Jurgens may be granted administration if no contest is filed. Hearing set for June 28, 1915 at 9:00 a.m. Sidney Telegraph to publish for three weeks.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Frauke Jurgens
Jurgen Jurgens
Jasper Jurgens
Ben Jurgens
Christ Jurgens
John Jurgens
Frauke Thompson
Christian B. Jurgens
Franke Jurgens
Sidney Telegraph
C P Chambers
Sheriff’s Sale Ordered in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court Sheriff J W McDaniel will sell cash in front of Sidney Court House on June 9 1915 at 10 am the south half of section 31 township 13 north range 48 west to satisfy a judgment for 1866 92 and costs against John E Cave Dollie Cave Frank Lyon Harry C Sellars and George W Wright.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
R. F. Kloke
John E. Cave
Dollie Cave
Frank Lyon
Harry C. Sellars
George W. Wright
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said County
Probate Notice to Creditors for Olson Estate
Creditors of August W. Olson deceased must present claims to the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Judge at the County Court room on July 26 1915 and November 26 1915 at 9 o clock a.m. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from May 26 1915. Notice published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before July 26 1915. Seal C. P. Chambers County Judge.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
August W. Olson
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Seal C. P. Chambers
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John Boyle O'Reilly
Wyoming
American Press Association
Rexall Orderlice
Sidney Drug Co
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