President Wilson Proclaims Break in Relations With Germany
President Wilson addresses Congress in a somber speech explaining the United States can no longer maintain relations with a warring power. He cites German aggression and the armed attack on American rights, urging a move toward law and humanity as the nation faces possible entry into a world conflict. The speech, delivered before lawmakers in the House chamber, marks a pivotal moment in American history.
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President warns of German submarine warfare policy shift
The address outlines Germany's February 1 policy change threatening to sink neutral and allied shipping within a declared zone around Britain, citing prior incidents including the Sussex sinking and U S warnings. It notes U S acceptance of German assurances while emphasizing that neutrality rights must remain inviolate and not be contingent on others' actions.
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Irrigation Code Reforms Discussed by Arizona Leader
Paris reports Dr. S. M. Uroes modern watt code progress notes. He met with the legislative committee on irrigation to explain the winter water core concept. He asserts the principle has been adopted by several states and calls for Arizona to align its water laws with western practices.
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Notice to Subscribers on Carrier Collections
The Citizen announces a new system where carriers collect payments. Schoolboys will collect tomorrow on Saturday. Subscriptions are mostly prepaid. February bills due on the first Saturday. Notify the Citiren office about errors.
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U S Shifts Toward War as German Crisis Deepens
Reports from El Paso to New London detail military moves as U S warns Germany of possible action. Dispatches cite a scaled back border posture, transfer of units, and a call to defend maritime rights amid a tense diplomatic standstill.
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