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Germany's Bid to Hoeve war by Treacherous Diplomacy
The piece lambastes Zimmermanns plan to provoke Mexico and disrupt Japan and the Entente. It argues Germany's diplomacy is doomed, condemns Bernstorff, cautions against German Mexican alliance fantasies, and urges vigilance on the border with Germany’s expatriate agents. It cites Americann resistance and distrust of German aims.
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Extra Session urged after March 4 in wartime policy
The text calls for Congress to convene an extra session immediately after March 4 regardless of presidential authority. It argues the President should be aided by Congress and that urgent wartime powers, cannot be delegated, while stressing the need for unity with allied nations and constant readiness.
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Free Speech and the Mails Under Seditious Attacks
The article argues constitutional protection for free speech while noting limits on abuse. It urges punishment for German propaganda through the mails, calls for tracing anonymous letters, prosecutions for incitement to divide the nation, and penalties for seditious use of the mails and for assaults on the government.
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The Bond Issues Limitations on Government Debt
The article argues that Treasury lacks authority to borrow beyond Panama Canal bonds or one year notes at 3 percent. It notes higher yields abroad and warns that low rate, non-discountable issues may deter American investors, suggesting a broader bond strategy is needed.
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Unclear policy debate on bond financing outlined
Fragmentary text discusses congressional action on financial policy and bond funding. It mentions a definite policy form and a rate of interest, with references to bonds and a rapid response. The fragment lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
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Congress
Deer poaching, war, and royal forests through English history
The article surveys deer poaching during wars from the Norman Conquest to modern times, noting brutal penalties for royal deer killing and how wars emptied herds. It highlights Berkeley castle and other landmarks, then shifts to Roumanian traitors branded by King Ferdinand and the Mavrocordatos, disputing noble titles and historic roles in the Ottoman and Moldavian leadership.
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Untold Wealth of South America Revealed in Mineral Riches
From World Outlook: Bolivian Potossi silver peak yields 15 million ounces annually, enough to make 17 million silver dollars. South American hills brim with gold and emeralds, copper riches outpace Michigan and Arizona, and Chilean iron ore could finance Bethlehem steel works for 75 years. Nitrates and coal lie deep yet railways are lacking, with export duties exceeding 15 million dollars.
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Proceedings of Congress Briefs on Extra Session Likely
Congress met at 16 oclock am and lingered long into the night debating the ra s al appropriation. Administration leaders urged that an extra session is likely. Swanson said the Zimmermann note published in papers is correct. The flood bill was signed by the President with narrowing margins. The naval clothing factory item was struck from the bill. The House approved the post office conference report and the general deficiency bill totaling 62,689,279 dollars. Plans for an extra session of the Sixty-fifth Congress were voiced by the Democratic whip.
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United States Treasury report and odd anecdote
A 1917 Treasury ledger shows general fund totals, total payments, and year to date revenue and disbursements with figures in the millions, plus asset holdings across gold, silver, and bank notes. The piece ends with a humorous travel anecdote about an English traveler and a valet reflecting on America’s geography and Columbus.
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How Early U S Presidents Were Chosen From Conventions to 1812
A compact historical review tracing how the U S presidential selection evolved from the first unanimous Washington vote in 1789 through Adams and Jefferson era contests. It covers electors, party factions, cabinet ties, the 1800 Burr Jefferson tie, the 12th Amendment, and the first nominating conventions in 1812.
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Views of World Travelers Meet in Capital Hotel Lobbies
Reporters and officials in Washington note mixed views on the outcome of the recent national election with hopes the Republicans regain power in two years. Australian politician De G Wade discusses New South Wales social legislation and labor party shifts, arbitration courts, and prohibition trends amid a global view of U S politics.
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London
England
Hughes
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Democracy and Directness Across Nations
The piece argues that the United States is not the most democratic system. It notes the Danish West Indies transfer without US public say and contrasts it with Switzerland Australia New Zealand and England where governments are more directly responsive to the people. It claims Canada is likewise representative.
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Ill friend's Broadway ardent showman nears end
Bernard Randall visits the home of a gravely ill friend once a prominent Broadway patron. A relative muses softly that the end may come as the man sleeps. Jeff Nutt the comedian is present, and a whispered reply suggests he will rise to leave shortly before performances end.
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Wyoming's Senator-elect Kendrick Arrives for March Takeover
Senator-elect John B Kendrick of Wyoming arrived yesterday at Willard with Mrs Kendrick. He will succeed Senator Clark on March 4 after serving as governor of Wyoming. Kendrick declined to comment on the international situation or offer further political views.
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Short skirts blamed for high cost of living in lecture
Miss Jane Newcomb, state college extension lecturer, told Friends Central School women that shorter skirts and high fashion raise expenses and nerves. She urged dressing to conserve body heat, promote calm homes, and “melt into the background” rather than draw attention.
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After Mons Officer Praises Irishman Under Fire
An officer in Everybody's Magazine recalls congratulating an Irishman after the Mons battle. He asks how the man saw in the chaos, noting his calm under fire and the courage shown. The piece blends wartime reflection with personal valor and music imagery.
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