Austro Hungarian Note to United States on Neutrality and Trade
Austro Hungarian government sends a formal note to Washington outlining views on American neutrality, export of war materials, and economic relations amid World War I. It argues that unilateral embargoes and broad interpretations of the Hague conventions could affect neutrality and stresses that responses should reflect general international law principles.
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Great Britain
Washington
State Department
Austria
United States
Ionna
United States of America
Hhakmich
the Hague
Thermore
Imperial and
Reyal Nt
Equalisaam
United of America
States of America
Dlessi
Imperial
Rasil
Austria-Hungary
Sfor
Suez
Enamies
Union
America
Austria Hungary
Washington Cabinet
Washington Ie
M. Renault
Coury Totem. de la Paix
Actos Ebidoc
Dartagrayli Wikis
Great’ Britain
London ‘Cabinet
Herr Binicke
Imperial and Royal
Alaska women vote praised by governor in 1913 bill
Governor J F Strong of Alaska hails woman suffrage as a qualified success noting it has not besmirched nor diminished women’s domestic duties. He argues opposition is outdated while men gain citizenship after five years. The 1913 suffrage bill was the territory’s first enacted.
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Alaska
J. F. Strong
United States
Texas Annexation and Polk in the Mexican War
Historian recounts the switch in 1844 from Van Buren and Clay to Polk on Texas annexation. The piece notes Whig and Democratic stances, Polk’s push for immediate annexation, Taylor’s advance to Nueces, and the Mexican War resulting in Texas and California gains. It emphasizes political maneuvering, war outcomes, and policy shifts.
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Martin van Buren
North Carolina
Nashville
Tenn
Baltimore
James K. Polk
van Buren
United States
Republic of Texas
Union
Mexico
Republic
Henry Clay
James, K. Polk
Texas
Hei
Spain
Poll
Polk
Henry Slay
Congress
Nueces
Rio Grande
Polks
Taylor
Abram Lincoln
New Mexico
Upper California
Polke
Notice to Shippers Valley Traction Co Informs Service Changes
Valley Traction Co gives notice that express car service between Clarksburg and O’Neal and Clarkburg and Grassell will be discontinued after November. Monongah area is affected and the company signs the notice.
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Xpress Car
Hertofore
Clarksburgi
O'Neal
Clarkaburg
Grassell
Marylanders Face Repayment For U S Relief Aid
Washington reports that about 800000 dollars of U S relief funds advanced to Americans abroad since the outbreak of the war have not been repaid. around 1500 delinquents are listed with Maryland showing about 25 names, most in Baltimore. The treasury aims to pursue nonpayers, noting some could be located and that some aid recipients gave faulty addresses to avoid repayment.
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Washington
United States
Europe
America
Treasury Department
jBiany
Maryland
Baltimore City
Viteginia
Union
Juda
Delinduet|cles
Imiays
Jgbroad
Showla
McAdoo
Bonito
Rome
Dummer Whistle Case Prompts Nuisance Fine Remittance
In quarter sessions Judge Barratt heard neighbors complain of continuous whistling from September 10 to October 16. Dummer contended he could whistle peacefully. the court found nuisance, fined him with costs, then remitted part of the fine after landlords argued they could not rent properties.
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Philadelphia
Dummer
Svineteanth
Barratt
Durimer al- Hedi
Rasta Ane
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Coats
Serge
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Zachary Taylor
Nueces River
Valley ‘Traction Co
Sam
Small Boys
Tondon
London
A. Tull
Gabarbsen Rateway
Caretil Y
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