President Wilson's Message on America's Neutral Path
The text presents President Wilson's 1913 speech to Congress urging neutrality amid global conflict, outlining Americas moral duty to support peace and economic stability in the Western Hemisphere. It stresses independence for Central and South American republics, non-interference in Mexican affairs, and a pledge to aid without coercion while upholding the Monroe Doctrine.
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Europe
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Pan Americanism and American defense policy statement
A speech extols Pan Americanism as distinct from empire and urges unity with Latin nations. It defends liberty, denounces aggression, and argues for a peacetime standing army only as needed. It outlines plans for a 400000 citizen force trained alongside regular troops, with two months annual training and rapid mobilization capabilities.
National defense plan calls for 400000 citizen soldiers
The passage argues for a broad national defense strategy, proposing four hundred thousand citizen soldiers and noting that victory requires disciplined might beyond mere men and guns. It urges government training to ensure immediate readiness and service, enabling independence and allied rights if jeopardized, with citizens ready to play a decisive world role.
Comprehensive Navy Plan Aimed at Five Year Strength Build
The secretary of the navy unveils a comprehensive plan to accelerate matured naval projects into a five year program. It outlines construction of ten battleships, six battle cruisers, ten scout cruisers, fifty destroyers, and multiple submarines and support ships, with yearly targets across four years and a final year of remaining builds.
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Knox County Tax Rates Proposed for Year
Knox County Ohio treasurer Lloyd Tell announces tax rates for state and local purposes. The schedule lists millage for General Fund, School Fund, State Highway Improvement, County Road Fund, and other funds, with total rates set for the coming tax year. Local authorities and township districts are authorized by voters to levy these taxes.
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Knox County
Ohio
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