Root Denounces German Conduct In War Debate
Washington. Jan 25. President Wilson's world peace address to the Senate drew sharp reaction from Secretary Root at a three day National Security League session. Root condemned Germany and warned that freedom and loyalty depend on universal military service and ready defense. He argued any peace must be backed by organized major force and questioned the president’s call for a peace convention without U.S. joining a force. The gathering featured speakers urging stronger national defense and universal service.
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Doctor Promises 50 Percent Eye Improvement In One Week
Philadelphia readers are urged to try a free home prescription from Dr Lewin claiming rapid eyesight gains. The method uses Bon-Opto tablets dissolved in water and eye baths, with user testimonials of dramatic improvement and reduced dependence on glasses.
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Freedom and Peace Without Victory Speech Fragment
A fragmentary speech argues peace must not rest on victory. It honors Allied sacrifices and asserts America’s principles, condemning aggression and urging continuation of military pressure if needed. It lauds those in trenches in France Belgium Russia and Italy for liberty and future generations.
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OOD EXPERTS IN 1916 FALL OFF
Washington reports 1916 export values fell overall by 43.5 million dollars from 1915, with meat and dairy up while bread and several grains declined. Oil and gasoline exports rose notably, and petroleum products, illuminating oils, and lubricants also showed changes.
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Borah Opposes Any Alliances In Senate Debate
Senator Borah of Idaho introduced a resolution urging reaffirmation of Washington and Jefferson for the United States to avoid entangling alliances and uphold the Monroe doctrine. The measure declares departures from the doctrine dangerous and calls for a timely discussion with no current debate.
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Railway firm to electrify Puget Sound line
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul directors in session authorize electrification of about 260 miles of the Puget Sound division from Othelo Washington to the Pacific coast. They also consider a new financing plan to issue 925 million dollars in general and refunding mortgage bonds bearing 4 12 percent. Details not yet set, but an announcement is expected soon.
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Superdreadnaught 1 Launched At Newport News Ve Ja
Fragmentary report notes a launch at Newport News involving the vessel named Superdreadnaught 1. The text is garbled with unreadable sections and stray letters. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Woman Found Dead in Hotel in Los Angeles Area
In Los Angeles Cal a woman was found dead in the Leonide hotel early today lying face down in a bed. Mr Nelle Minkey of Exeter Cal identified by police as the deceased. Actor Harvin J Winter was taken into custody at a rooming house after fleeing half dressed from the hotel. Police say the woman died of natural causes and Winter claims the couple entered as Mr and Mrs Watsan of Sacramento with plans to marry. The body showed bruising and Winter was placed in custody.
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Moving pictures almost cruel says industry leader
New York on January 23 theatrical manager William A Brady testified before a legislative committee exploring film industry taxation. He claimed the moving picture business is almost cruel with little money, citing $1,060,090 invested by Work Film Corp in six months and widespread overproduction. He warned real reform and funding shifts are needed as the industry restructures.
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Fifty Die in Bali Earthquake Reports
London dispatch says fifty natives were killed and over two hundred injured when a Bali earthquake devastated the island. More than a thousand structures including houses factories temples were destroyed with the governor’s palace damaged. In Avon Illinois a public funeral was held for a poverty-stricken tramp Patrick Hey who died of exposure.
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Old Fashioned Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage cough remedy using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and granulated sugar aims to ease coughing. The ad claims fast action, clears nostrils and head, improves breathing, and suits those with stubborn coughs or colds. Prepared by Cullege Dewy Co. advertises the product.
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Japanese Ship Held In Harbor In Pernambuco
The Japanese seamer Madson Maru, which delivered crew from a vessel captured by a German raider, was prevented from sailing at the last moment in Pernambuco on January 2. The captain and crew were kept in port as authorities scrutinized the situation and considered next steps.
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Unscrambled Vessel Case In German War Navy Debate
Defense calls for proof that funds paid for coal and supplies covered by the vessel. Testimony questions the value of property and whether the piles on board were known. Reference to assets sent to Japan years after capture, and to naval costs for destitute dependents, clothing, supplies, and transportation.
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HIRS. BYRNE KEEPS UP HUNGER STRIKE
Friends of Mrs. Ethel Hume seek action in birth control propaganda dispute as her hunger strike continues in New York on January 25. They consider appealing to Both parties in the ongoing protest over activities she opposes.
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Greece apologizes to Entente over Athens shooting incident
London notes Greece formally expresses regret to Entente ministers for the December shooting of allied troops in Athens. The government handed the note today after compliance with one entente demand. The exchange followed earlier clashes when Greek forces fired on Allied troops.
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Strikers Return to Steel Plant
In Have January 25, workers at the Echariber tech works resumed production after Albect Thomas appealed to end the strike. Schreider & Company at Hartleut, France, also halted work earlier this week as the plant produced munitions. The appeal urged employees to abandon the strike on grounds of patriotism.
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Suit Moves On To Washington In Rail Patents Case
New York dated July 25 report that the government seeks cancellation of land patents granted to the Southern Pacific in the San Joaquin valley. California moved today to Washington where the defense will call more witnesses. The case has endured over a year of trials with a federal judge presiding and court officials traveling long distances.
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Mrs Bryne has not yet touched food or drink since o clock last Monday mornite. A physical examination showed that her heart action was normal after fifty hours of fort ing but she was Joaing weakly.
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