Sulzer Files Mandamus To Overturn Election Certif
The Alaska case involves Charles A Sulzer who seeks a court order directing the canvassing board to show cause why it should not issue him a certificate of election. An alternative writ of mandamus was issued awaiting response. The dispute centers on precincts using non official ballots and missing certificates of explanation.
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War Talks Roil Senate In Fiery War Debates
The United States Senate chamber erupted in disorder as debates on arming the nation spurred war rhetoric. Senator Foil urged immediate war action within fifteen minutes while Senator Brandegee pressed for presidential authority to crush Germany and warned traitors at home must be silenced. The scene resembled a wartime frenzy with unprecedented interruptions.
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Zimmerman interview justifies German Mexican plot actions
International News Service reports Zimmermann defends German Mexican intrigue and explains notes to von Eckhardt as preemptive measures. He denies U S wartime conspiracy in South America while praising Germanys right to defend against potential U S aggression. He contrasts Americas alleged schemes with Germanys claimed lawful response.
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Nternational News Service
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International News Service
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America
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U S Ships Chase German Sub Base Off Cuban Waters
A United States fleet and gunboats search Cuban coastal waters for a rumored German submarine base in the West Indies. Reports claim Germany sent the Deutschland or similar sub and a large squadron is ready for attacks on American ports once war starts. The Cuban government and authorities are reportedly cooperating amid secrecy.
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International News Service
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Germany
Navy yard funds approved for San Francisco plant
The Senate agreed to a 1.6 million dollar appropriation to acquire the Union Iron Works in San Francisco for a new navy yard. Negotiations open to fit government needs. Schwab's United States Ship Building Co offered the plant earlier but operates a larger site elsewhere. The price for Union Iron Works is said to be favorable.
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International News Service
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Senate
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United States Shipbuilding Company
Schwab Company
Roosevelt Urges Stand for Country at Hartford Armory
Colonel Roosevelt delivered a rousing address on preparedness at the Hartford Armory urging a crushing blow once we decide to strike. He stated that peace is no longer possible and every true American must stand firm with the government. The crowded Armory cheered and many were left outside unable to gain entry.
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International News Service
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Armory
Officials deny U S conspired with South American states
Washington reports officials reject claims of U S German plot against Mexico and Japan. Zimmermans charges are branded unfounded and the United States line in South America is presented as open and lawful. Inauguration events for President Wilson proceed with parade and ball planned for tomorrow.
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U S Vessels Attacked Report Details Losses and Survivors
Washington reports from the state department that since the war began twenty three American ships were attacked by submarines. Twelve were sunk ten escaped by flight and one proceeded after search. Four Americans died in explosions six were wounded and some drowned. The count excludes Americans lost on non American vessels.
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Wilson Signs Emergency Revenue Bill
The emergency revenue bill is signed this morning to provide four hundred and city millions of dollars for the depleted national treasury.
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International News Service
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