President Wilson’s bold stance against foreign-born sedition
Washington criticizes opponents who fear the president’s strong protective measures against internal enemies. The piece defends Wilson’s declarations as patriotic and necessary to safeguard national interests, arguing political timidity must not weaken decisive action to preserve freedom.
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Chicago Herald
Washington
Lodge and Smith Demand Protection of National Rights
Senator Lodge and Senator Hoke Smith urge strong action over Great Britain’s violations of neutral rights at sea. Smith calls for enforcement of the United States guarantees to protect citizens abroad. The Senate debate signals Congress will not stay silent on these flagrant infringements.
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America First and Neutral Rights Amid Global Tensions
The piece argues for universal neutral rights under international law and U S protection for citizens abroad. It cites vessels at sea under American flag, calls for decisive action against violators, and notes Britain’s naval influence over Sweden Norway Denmark Holland and Greece, with Argentina protesting British naval power.
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Senator Smith
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Holland
Great Britain
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Argentina
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