No Action Taken on War Resolution by Senate
Senator LaFollette blocked immediate consideration of the war resolution today while President Wilson urged Congress to act in a message delivered last night. He declared the country is in a state of war with Germany and called for swift action.
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President Telas Law Makers Rally For War Support
Washington reports the Senate adjourned at 1:00 pm without action on the war resolution as La Follette's opposition drew protests. Senator Martin protested and was met with applause. Vice President Marshall struggled to restore order. The chamber adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow, clearing the way for House Foreign Affairs consideration and a possible reorganization.
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Eight Hour Navy Yard Work Rules Outlined
A clipped wartime dispatch describes sweeping eight hour work orders across navy yards and shipbuilding. It notes government supervision, cuts through all departments, and mentions continuation on the next pane two. The fragment hints at strict labor regulations affecting ships and plains, with focus on staffing and oversight.
President Wilson seeks action on possible war with Germany
The article reports President Wilson urging Congress to declare war as the United States considers entering World War I. It notes discussions in joint sessions, proposals for a universal military service plan, and reactions from supporters and opponents as the nation debates the path to war with Germany and Austria.
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Germans Convicted in Plot to Destroy Ships
A court convicted Germans of conspiracy to destroy ships using bombs aboard vessels and food aid shipments. Sentences include terms for the main defendants Captain Onarig von Valent and others, with several engineers and officials implicated in the sabotage plan.
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Parker Ream Notice of Funeral in Holy Cross
Parker Ream New York reports the April 1 notice for Atta Beabner wife of treasurer Paves Stonsermin county judge. The master Wad Airy L. Schopumaxer is named. The funeral will be held at Holy Cross Church in Biligetat on Monday morning.
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Offer to provide services for peace talks in Europe
Fragmentary report notes April events with mentions of services offered, a meeting in Uruguay, and references to Colombia and Police. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item suggests international service offers linked to peace efforts and a regional meeting.
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Armed liner arrives safely at York port
An armed liner named Su Paul arrived safely at York on April 3 from a European port. Reported by owners of the American Times, the vessel carried reconnaissance and signals gear.
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Postmasters in nationwide hunt target rural delivery carriers
About 260000 men are implicated in a nationwide search involving postmasters and rural free delivery carriers. The effort aims to locate suspected individuals linked to an incident, with police and military involvement noted.
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Call for Patriotic Mass Meeting at Library Theatre
Chief Burgess Charles S Knab issues a call for a public mass meeting at Library Theatre next Tuesday to rally patriotic unity across party and nationality. The event aims to support the President and Congress in defending American rights on the seas and safeguarding the Republic with speeches by noted citizens.
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American Ship Sunk by U Boat Amid Atlantic Trade News
News from Brest reports the Aster, an American steamer, torpedoed near Brent by a German submarine. Survivors were rescued, including U.S. citizens aboard. Her captain was Willer O’Beilan, and the attack sparked discussions on naval warfare and potential consequences for transatlantic shipping.
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Pennsylvania Acts Promptly Power to Issue Bonds for Defense
Governor Brumbaugh seeks authority to issue bonds for defense and public works. Legislature debates appropriation of 2,000,000 to fund emergency measures, with hearings and amendments under the defense bonds plan. The proposal aims to empower the commonwealth to protect property and sustain state functions amid wartime needs.
Arrested for threatening life of president Wes ie
A teen was held after allegedly threatening the life of the president. Police reported the teen, described as German, 4, was taken into custody after a disturbance near Whodline. Authorities stated the threat occurred as a crude expression against the president and was reported Saturday. Security measures and further charges were outlined by officials and the case proceeded to review.
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Navy to Invest Millions in Yard Upgrades in Cities
Washington April 3 The Navy plans a major spending surge to improve naval yards across the country. About six million dollars will be allotted for Philadelphia three million for Norfolk and three million for New York with additional improvements in ports Maryland and parts of the South.
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State Senate Moves to Repeal Diving Motor Sensor Law
Fayeteburg reports apr 2 as state senate considers repeal of a diving motor sensor law. The article notes a first reading, a special order, and mentions a Swancond Tanting event at 8 20 p m Monday and a third Tendlog in the week.
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Philadelphia troops coming to guard bridges and city limits
Troops arrive to guard bridges of the Pennsylvania Railroad and city routes. A company of infantry is deployed to protect key infrastructure as orders direct mobilization. Local officials discuss guard deployment, readiness, and potential use of guard units for emergency duties. The situation includes plans for command, timing, and the possibility of extended duty if needed.
Ambushed and sheltering survivors amid Brest occupation
Fragmented report notes a mining community and foreign ship survivors as tensions rise. Authorities announce sending representatives to Brest while weather and danger constrain rescue efforts amid ongoing conflict.
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