Treason and a United States pledge in wartime debate
A New York editorial discusses treason, its constitutional definition, and wartime legality. It notes that treason requires war and allegiance, and cites penalties, then describes a National Defense Committee pledge urging unconditional loyalty to the U.S. government and support against hostile acts. The piece frames patriotism as a civic duty for all Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Committee On National Defense
Svery
Hisself
Committee of Defense
United States Senate adjourns without ratifying with Colombia
President Wilson urged ratification to show Latin America the United States is not a big nation stalking others. Senator Knox defends Colombia's grievance while praising progress on the Panama Canal, warning against acts that tarnish U S standing and jeopardize canal land needs.
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United States
Senate
Colombia
Wilson
Latin-America
Knox
Penmania
Panama Canal
Food supply and farm labor warned by bankers and chambers
The march note urges mobilizing ground use, farm work, and community aid to avert food shortages next winter. It cites National City Bank of New York urging spring surveys of crop prospects, provision of seeds and tools, and local business groups to safeguard prosperity by keeping farms manned and productive despite war disruptions.
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Chambers of Commerce
Bankers’ Associations
Instta
Bankers’ Asociations
From Other Viewpoints Ett General Sir Sam Hughes Speaks
A collage of opinions quotes General Sir Sam Hughes praising Americans as valuable and noting German gallantry in battle while reflecting on press reactions. The set also mocks a cartoonist Bud Pisher and cites diverse papers on divorce, geography, and propaganda, illustrating wartime discourse.
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Sam Hughes
Louisville
Philadelphia
Saiderd
Charleston News and Courier
Overworked Warren Woman Returns Home
Fragmented OCR text describes a troubled woman in Warren returning home. Mentions nerves, hospital, fear, and fatigue. Scattered phrases reference phosphates, doctors, and local dealers, with garbled names and places. The readable bits focus on mental strain and a homecoming amid unclear context.
Little Talks on Health and Hygiene
A historical health article discusses various lung conditions and preventive measures. It emphasizes hygiene, fresh air, clean water, and careful nutrition for prevention. The piece references medical advice and community health practices of the era.
Untitled fragment hints at a local scene and names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions people and places in a jumbled order. It references a detective or police figure and various proper nouns that resemble names and locales, though the text is corrupted and hard to follow.
State Employment Bureau Extends Hiring Review
The State Employment Bureau released a report detailing extensive work during January and February. It shows 9 294 applications received for fiat positions and 250 workers requested, with 2883 people seeking employment and several employers requesting 405 workers. The findings were presented today to the Commission by Jane Ulgainer, director, noting increased activity and several impediments to placement.
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Havednore
Rabe
Industes
Sittabe
Jackson
Jane Ulgainer
Orme
Fiat
Corit
Jannare
Indwalnk Fulidaye Semglagers
Angel
City Policeman Gave Experience in Drayton Injuries
A fragmented report describes a city policeman recounting a medical incident with severe stomach pain and fainting. The narrative mentions doctors, a physician, and efforts to recover, noting difficulty and a long stay in hospital care. Further names appear in apologies and quotes from witnesses.
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Wall Street Journal
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Washington Post
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