Favorable House Foreign Affairs Panel Backs Ploul Martin Resolution
Washington April 4 the Foreign Affairs Committee reports favorably on the Ploul Martin war resolution amid Senate debate. Leaders discuss timing and risk of war while urging neutrality and careful action as nations press German aggression. A vote is seen likely tonight with prospects uncertain in a tense national crisis.
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Death of Kennedy renews Warren vigil and mock funeral
Major Kennedy, a longtime resident and officer of the Sixteenth regiment, died yesterday after hospitalization from anemia. Public figures, including Captain Bordwell, expressed sorrow and acknowledged the vacancy his death creates, as residents of Warren remember his service and plan tribute events.
Desegregation violence cited by police in city incident
A fragment from the report notes a youth aged 21 and others involved in a disturbance described as desegregation related. The account mentions prior associations with Peebles and O'Dell, with police describing the event as an act of desecration. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Wheat tops two dollars in May delivery notes
Cateago April 4 reports wheat prices topping two dollars for May delivery. Strong demand and market activity push futures above the two-dollar mark as traders monitor supply conditions and weather impacts across key growing regions.
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War Resolution Calls United States To Declare War
The amended war resolution demands Congress declare war on Germany. It asserts German actions threaten the United States and allies, and urges swift steps to mobilize resources and strike back at the Central Power threat. The measure seeks unity in president's authority to prosecute the conflict and defend the nation.
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Drastic Esphmage Bills Passed by Congress Rumors Rise
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Renneh Troops Penetrate Outskirts of St Quentin
Reneh troops reportedly broke through the outer defenses near St Quentin in a wartime action. French forces and allied units are said to have advanced as reports from the front describe shifts in line positions near the town.
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Finland Crosses Safely in New Fork Encounter
Finland crosses safely after a nautical incident near New Fork as the steamship Puntata arrives. British authorities report heavy armed forces presence and a cautious clearance by crew and harbor patrol.
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Philadelphia Troops Reach Johnsonburg and Warren
April 4 in Townaoabure reports that Company F of the Third Regiment U.S. National Guard reached Johnsonburg with others to Warren. The unit had been stationed nearby and sentinels describe readiness to guard the right of way as ordered. The Philadelphia troops are to bolster security near the bridge and clear road for movement.
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Roosevelt Offer May Be Withdrawn by War Department
The April Washington report states that the offer of Cedemel Roosevelt to mobilize a division cannot be recovered by the War Department. The only means would be to undercut civilian command, a move that could influence public sentiment and delay military actions.
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Times Great Coupon Contest Sparks Public Frenzy
Readers rally in a chaotic wartime style coupon war as Times runs a large prize contest. Citizens form mock armies around coupon campaigns, with enthusiastic participation and heavy use of coupons throughout the community. The piece notes a festive but partisan mood and hints at broader civic engagement sparked by the contest.
Plans for a Big Army Through Selective Conscription
Article outlines administration aims to build a large army via selective conscription of eligible young men. Details include universal liability to service, registration of eligible youths, and potential mobilization to meet a target near 500,000 to 580,000 volunteers and reserves. Prepared by Secretary Baker and defense officials with coordination across departments. (Continued on Page Seven)
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Dekman to Speak Before Warren YMCA Club April 17
Dekman will address Warren YMCA 6 A. M. clubs on April 17 to raise $2,500 for No Sanaha. The program includes Brockman and A. Feottcanp secretary, with an annual banquet to follow at the Ginner Ape. About 100 members from both clubs are expected to attend.
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Olson Still Has Job at Cemetery Trustees Elected Five Years
Legacy of Olson uncertain as J. O. Offerle elected trustee for five years to replace Olson later. Public meeting threatened if board delays, with incorporation looming. Report notes 1916 audits, cemetery tract valued around 51056, total assets and debts summarized, and potential owner shares tied to property value.
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