Wilson Speech Pleads National Readiness for War
President Wilson addresses a packed crowd in Cleveland urging universal preparedness for defense amid growing war tensions. He calls for a stronger navy and air defenses, a ready citizen militia, and national unity beyond partisan politics to protect the nation and uphold its honor while keeping the United States out of direct conflict if possible.
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Wilson warns nation of possible danger in war stance
President Wilson arrived in Cleveland and warned Americans that danger looms if the United States stays out of war. He urged national preparation and defense, saying the country must be ready to act with unity and resolve. He spoke amid heightened tensions and warned against complacency and inadequate effort.
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West Virginia Statistics of 1910 Era Wealth and People
A dense 1910s-style statistical summary lists West Virginia figures: counties, coal, oil, farm size, railroads, banks, and manufacturing. It reports population 1,166,817 with 94.7 percent white and 4.4 percent colored, voting and military age counts, schools, teachers, factories, road miles, and soldiers supplied to the Union. Notable totals include 78,041 coal miners, 2,500 factories, 93,088,000 dollars coal value, 44,016,802 dollars coke value, 277,200 schoolchildren, 1,680 doctors, and 2,500 manufacturers.
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Navy plans and figures discussed by House and Senate
The House Fortifications Committee and the Senate Military Committee weighed broad naval and army expansion proposals. Secretary Daniels faced questions on increasing the Naval Academy capacity. Advocates urged a large defense build, while others sought tying war material production to any military growth. June Addams represented a reform group opposing no increase, and Senator Chamberlain voiced optimism about a national army of a million. A plan for a five year renewable program and a volunteer engineer corps was examined, with emphasis on training and mobilization of diverse skilled workers.
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Russian Caucasus army aids British in Mesopotamian war effort
Reports from Petrograd claim the Russian Caucasus army’s operations assist Britain. The article notes the Rus- sian column south of Hamadan advances toward IRan, with Austrians pressing Albania and the Adriatic coast. It mentions heavy artillery losses and mounting tension between Austrian and Russian forces as the war widens.
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How to Send Letters to Lost Friends in Belgium War Time
New York June 20 A note explains that many Americans with Belgian ties in Belgium cannot reach relatives due to wartime censorship. The Belgian consul general in New York lists methods to obtain addresses through Mr de Dorjodot, detailing towns and provinces with encrypted routes and a double envelope requirement for forwarding mail.
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Two Drownings Reported Amid Northeast Arkansas Rain
Two drownings were reported today as continued rain swells streams in northeast Arkansas. Thainae Harmon, 22, died trying to drive a wagon through a swollen stream near Konavtt. PT. Kilgora, 0, was swept away from a bridge on the Black River near Pop lar, Missouri.
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Storm disrupts voyage with stranded survivors at sea
An American ship Riine arrived with displaced survivors after a storm near the Atlantic. The incident left several sailors injured and prompted rescue efforts by local authorities. Details on casualties or exact location remain unclear from the fragment.
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Indictment Returned in Chicago Bank Robbery Case
Chicago grand jury returned indictments charging robbery in the Washington Park National Bank heist of $16,000. The alleged leader, Fiddle Dinck, was not indicted. police say a complete confession was obtained from him.
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Gibbons Signs Deal With Capital City Club for Title Shot
Mike Gibbons of St Pan signed a contract with the Capital City Athletic Club to fight any three opponents this year, guaranteeing about 40,000 dollars. Possible challengers include Lag Turvy Tick Dillon George C Willy Tess Smith and Ted Lewis.
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Riot Falls In Lausanne After Premonition Stunt
Amid a riot in Lausanne on January 29, Ardops purportedly caused a village scare near the German border. Authorities report over 100 buildings damaged and widespread wreckage as crowds clashed, reflecting heightened tensions and emergency responses.
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West Virginia in Capital News Highlights and Appointments
Washington January 29 reports West Virginia delegates at the national capital discussing the omnibus waterway and harbor bill, with a focus on reform and higher authorities. Details include exam dates for diplomatic secretaries, Virginia and Huntington personalities invited to events, and local political maneuvers shaping commerce and defense in Washington.
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Panama-California Exposition Expands for 1916
San Diego exposition scope expands vastly for 1916 prompting a name change to Panama-California International Exposition. Canada Russia France Italy Germany Austria Brazil the Netherlands and Switzerland plan large displays, many from the San Francisco fair, with other features enlarged. The dedication date shifts to March 16, signaling a stronger emphasis on the new exposition.
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Notable visitors and locals drop in for weekend
A string of visitors and locals gathered over the weekend. Names include C. Post from Tymple, Blanchard Hiatt from Moundsville on business, JA Ayers of Lewiston city, B D Knight from Sutton, Standifer of Etking, L R Stephanson from Charleston, J B Watson Jr from Fairmont, Charles H Pike from Pittsburg, James D B Fowles from Workington, William Strother from Wilconburg, Ira Post of Remindts Mills, Charles M Totrick of Outorprixe, and John Fitzgerald, a railroad official, leaving for Nineme In St Louis after two days here.
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