Congress Convenes as Defense Policy Dominates Agenda
The session opens amid focus on national defense and funding routes to support administration goals. President Wilson warns against neutrality violations while urging preparedness. party divisions surface over tariffs and war-related measures as lawmakers debate fiscal and military strategy.
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Henry Ford Feeds Europe Voyage Aide by Perceived Advocates
Henry Ford funds and charters a ship to ferry supplies to Europe. The effort mobilizes a group of advocates and supporters amid postwar relief, drawing attention to Ford's role as a philanthropic industrialist.
War News Roundup From Fronts and Diplomacy
Allied reports say Marshal von Mackensen was wounded by a Serbian bullet while German terms for peace remain unclear. Observers note no major moves on the German or French front as Italy and the pope figure in ongoing diplomacy amid strained frontline signals.
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Portland Market Prices for Grains and Feed
Market notes list prices from multiple sellers in Eastern Oregon and surrounding regions. Wheat varieties including bluestem and red Russian show terms around 2¢ to 40¢ per unit, alfalfa at 14.50 dollars per ton, and butter creamery at 28 cents. Featured sellers include Turley and Trutter Creamery with specific ton prices.
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President’s stern address sparks bipartisan condemnation
The president voiced deep scorn at opponents, detailing army plans, while both Republicans and Democrats joined in a unified denunciation of his remarks, highlighting widespread disapproval of his stance and rhetoric.
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Germany to recall envoys over Papen and Boy Ed
Washington reports Germany will likely withdraw Captain Franz von Papen and Captain Karl Boy Ed the naval and military attaches of the German embassy in response to U S concerns. President Wilson approved Secretary Lansing's decision and it will be followed regardless of Germany's actions.
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Monast Occupied by Trees and Retreats Reported
Wireless dispatches from Sayville New York describe retreats and defeats along the Albanian border with German and Bulgarian forces. Reports cite Serbian forces near Prisrend and Malibrary area as holding and repelling advances while claiming hundreds of vehicles and large quantities of war material captured or destroyed.
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Wilson to Wed December 18 at Mrs Galt's home
Washington reports President Wilson will marry Mrs Norman Galt on Saturday December 18 at Mrs Galt's home. The ceremony will be private with only immediate family and close relatives attending as officially announced from the White House. The brief notice confirms the limited guest list and no invitations are issued to the public.
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Ford sails to Europe with Henry Ford guests
New York figures led by Henry Ford depart aboard the Oskar I for a European peace mission. About forty named guests include magazine correspondents and moving picture men. The voyage lists the first stop at Kristiania with later legs toward Copenhagen.
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Democrats to Convene in St Louis June 24
The Democratic National Convention will convene in St Louis beginning Wednesday June 24 at noon. The Democratic National Committee urged renomination and re-election of Woodrow Wilson.
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Chamberlain Proposes Grant Reversion Bill
Senator Chamberlain drafts a measure alleging that the Oregon and California Railroad Company violated its land grant terms and that unsold portions should revert to the United States and be sold by the government under prescribed terms.
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Colorado Prohibition Validated by State Supreme Court
The Colorado state supreme court upheld the authority to enact and enforce statewide prohibition. The decision affirms statewide prohibition powers and the legality of enforcing such laws within the state.
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