Wilson Seeks Authority to Shield American Commerce
Senator Lewis prepared a Senate resolution asserting the President’s authority to protect interstate commerce and safeguard traffic, citing past use of armed forces to curb obstruction. Senator Martin introduced cloture to end debate as Sherman criticizes President Wilson. Authorities hold German spy papers and outline a wide conspiracy. China prepares to sever ties with Germany amid evolving wartime diplomacy.
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Fear of Ari From Bandits in Fort Hancock
People of Fort Hancock fear an armed bandit raid as reports describe a machine gun threat and a planned attack. Mentioned locations include El Paso, Fort Hancock, and nearby outposts with references to officials and potential countermeasures.
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Delaware Senate Votes Against Filibusterers
In Dover Delaware a fragmentary script shows a 19th century style debate as the Delaware Senate denounces filibusterers opposing a measure linked to national unity. The text mentions representation, duty, and the President’s support while criticizing obstruction and appeals to humanity.
Ship Builders To Co operate On Government Contracts
Washington reports a government drive to co operate with private ship builders on new navy contracts. A secretaries meeting indicates most large private concerns back a 2 percent profit cap and pledge full ability to mobilize ship construction rapidly. Congress moved to authorize rapid naval work, with calls for a large, urgent program and arrays of manufacturers ready to begin immediately under federal supervision.
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Américen
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Fleet To Fight German Submarines In War Wake
The article frames small armed boats as the nation’s main defense against U boats. It discusses U.S. industrial output and imports, including armored vehicles and vehicles, highlighting wartime production and national mobilization. It mentions figures in production and trade, indicating broad war effort and economic strain.
Revolt in Cuba Ends as Forces Capture Key Leaders
Havana dispatch reports all rebel leaders captured after a sweep that felled several units. General Aurelty Fer commanded the campaign from Santa Clare, while Choivel Golan reported Victor victory. Rumors spread of surrender talks as authorities claimed many rebels were killed or wounded and some troops laid down arms.
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Hospital funding bill sparks debate on maintenance costs
A forthcoming statement addresses budget requests for hospital upkeep and a new mission building appropriation plunging into a 190000 pound target. Members including Representative Lewis push for hospital expansion while committees review needs, wages, and equipment for patient care amid ongoing maintenance plans.
Liquor Licenses Revoked in Claritlea County
The Supreme Court ordered revocation of three wholesale liquor licenses in Claritlea County after finding applications were printed in a local newspaper. The ruling, issued yesterday, cites the newspaper publication as grounds to revoke the licenses.
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Dubole
Senate Fight Over Chair of Foreign Relations Cause
Wartime senate clash centers on preventing re election of Stens as chairman and La Follette and Stone. Report notes Democratic opposition, citizen groups press for leadership change, and debates spill into public life as calls to remove the chair rise amid pressure from West and Midwest states.
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Quths Confess 10 Murder of Propritor of Lunch Cad
Quths confess to the murder of the proprietor of a lunch room. Sheri Webster and Under Sheriff Barter reported the youths confessed after questioning. They are charged with first degree murder in a case near Rochester.
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Auto Club Reorganized at UK Armory Meeting
A reorganized Auto Club elected a board of directors and advisory committee at a meeting held in the UK State Armory. Charter members signed up and dues set at $3. Officers to be chosen soon. Several named to committees and the group planned an upcoming auto show and future elections.
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Merchant ships sunk in week ending May 5
London Mara reports 23 merchant ships sunk or damaged in the week ending May 5. Of 14 ships over 1,600 tons, nine were under 1,000. One merchant vessel was captured or attacked, with total arrivals around 2,623 ships and 2,077 entering the port, excluding certain previous sinkings.
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England's Dols Gaitegiased In Bole War Report
Fragmented OCR text discusses a wartime commission report and movements of naval forces. It mentions Winston Churchill in relation to evacuating a buyers naval wack. The readable content centers on wartime policy, delays, and leadership roles.
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