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War Spirit as Key to Liberty in U.S. War Effort
A patriotic column arguing that the United States must sustain a fierce war spirit to mobilize men and material for victory. It warns pacifist sentiment and German misreading of American resolve, praising Allied advances in airplanes and tanks and stressing that liberty hinges on unwavering national resolve.
Trade Commission Attacked by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States indicts the Federal Trade Commission accusing usurpation of power inefficiency and abuse of business. It notes that some commissioners and staff have pursued political office while serving. President Wilson's stance and a January 8 1915 Indianapolis speech are cited as context for evaluating the commission amid tax bill discussions. Weather commentators say war impact on weather remains debated.
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Toilers Labor Day Address Reverberates in War Unity
President Wilson uses Labor Day to stress workers' pivotal war role. He warns against wage demands and urges steadfast productivity, calling every tool in essential industries a weapon in the fight for liberty. He frames labor as a united front alongside the augmented army.
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Farms for Soldiers aid proposed by Secretary Lane
Secretary Lane advances a plan to help returning soldiers acquire farms. A small appropriation is proposed to begin work on reclaiming 15 million acres of arid land, 75 million swamp land, and 200 million acres of stump land for sale to veterans at moderate prices and favorable terms. The article notes allied nations’ welfare efforts and historic homestead success, urging immediate congressional funding.
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Kaiserin's Mind Crumbles Amid War Ironies
A Washington era commentary links the empress Kaiser Wilhelm II to a worsening mental decline and compares her fate to that of King Frederick William IV. It notes her biased views on Belgium Britain and France, her neglect of wounded English and French prisoners, and her upbringing in England shaping disdain for Allied nations. It recalls an American-born relation aiding her early life and comments on McAdoo’s push for separating railroads from politics.
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Senate Proceedings and Democratic Party Critique Highlighted
The Senate met at noon and adjourned at 4 80 until today at noon. Memorial services were held for late Senator Newlands of Nevada who died December 24. Senator Gore proposed a 150 900 000 dollar agricultural extension appropriation for drought relief in affected regions. A subcommittee investigating New Orleans warehouse contracts was postponed due to quartermaster corps absences. Representative Russell of Missouri passed a pensions ban for anyone convicted of disloyalty. Ferrin of Oklahoma commented that only enemies of the republic call Wilson a dictator. Secretary Daniele urged toward early passage of an emergency water power bill to authorize up to 200 million for new or expanded electric plants. The new war revenue bill exempts Federal farm loan banks from the new tax law per McAdoo request. Hastings of Oklahoma read an Oklahoma family’s record of nine sons enlisting. Miller of Minnesota introduced a bill to continue pay for captured army and navy nurses, not extended to officers under Treasury rules.
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Protests Grow Over Army Nurses' Rank Status
Congress seeks to grant definite rank to American army nurses after Treasury ruling that captured nurses lose pay in captivity. Representative Baker calls for rank to control untrained orderlies and ensure care. Senator Lewis has introduced a matching bill. Letters to Surgeon General Gorgas and Comptroller Warwick urge clear, recognized army nurse rank.
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Useful Gifts At Christmas Ban Lifted In War Council Accord
The Council of National Defense reached an agreement with leading industries and retailers to permit useful gifts for Christmas while banning fancy items. Workforces will align with normal levels, purchases restricted to useful articles, customers to carry own packages, and advertisers to publicize the accord. Much toy material is waste from the Brief process of manufacture.
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$150,000,000 for Farmers Amendment Seeks Drought Aid
Senator Gere of Oklahoma introduced an amendment to the emergency agricultural appropriation bill proposing a 150.6 million dollar program for temporary relief to drought stricken farmers. He gave notice that he would seek suspension of the rules to consider the measure. The proposal would advance funds to banks that have loaned to farmers in distressed districts.
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Arrival of British Mission in Washington
The British war mission led by Sir Maurice de Bunsen arrived in Washington from Hehana to press South American nations on war time trade and financial adjustments. They will stay a week to ten days and receive official courtesy during their visit.
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Army Orders Officers assigned and Woodcock honorably discharged
The Army lists officers proceeding to various posts including Sinclair Adame Anadale Duval Walling Fox Chambertin Hope and Hope. Capt Woodcock receives an honorable discharge by presidential direction. Painter’s leave of absence is extended ten days.
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Argentine Navy Cadets Visit Washington on US Navy Tour
Four officers and two midshipmen from the Argentine training ship Pueyrredon arrived in Washington after touring New Orleans. They will visit the Naval Academy and other facilities, following a 10,000 mile cruise along the South and Central American coast. Buenos Aires will host final exams in November as Argentina media praise the exchange for industrial insight and cordial ties.
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Remembering Senator Francia G Newlands of Nevada
Tributes flowed in the Senate after the death of Senator Francia G Newlands who died December 24. Eulogies by Senators Pittman Henderson Lodge Saulsbury Cummins Robinson Chamberlain King Phelan and Shafroth followed the session adjourning in respect.
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Wilson Tour to Reach Pacific on Liberty Bond Swing
President Wilson plans a three week journey starting September 30 to promote the fourth liberty loan. The swing around the circle will run from the Atlantic to the Pacific and gulf to the northern border, with an opening appeal and speeches to urge prompt subscriptions and reaffirm war aims and victory. He seeks personal contact after wartime support pleased him.
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Draft of Alien Britons Enlistment Notice
Provost Marshal General Crowder issued a notice from the British embassy inviting British subjects who registered before July 20 to enlist in the British or Canadian forces by September 28. Registrants on August 24 may enlist by September 23, and those registering on September 12 may enlist by October 12. Exemption requests can be made to the British Ambassador, after which unexempted subjects become liable for U.S. military service under the selective service law.
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Community labor boards organized in about 1000 centers
The Department of Labor announced that around 1,000 community labor boards have been organized in 43 states and the District of Columbia to supervise worker recruitment and distribution for war production. Five states Alabama California Idaho Montana and Vermont have not yet reported. The boards operate under the United States Employment Service with a chair from that service and one representative each from employers and employees.
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German Ships Manned by Women Reach Swedish Port
Women crewed German ships have arrived at Lulea after departing Haparanda on Sept 2. The voyage highlights female participation in wartime maritime roles and reflects shifting gender participation in naval duties amid tensions.
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Washington Voices on Draft Age and Sacrifice in War
Citizens and lawmakers debate lowering the draft age to 18. Figures from Congress and past conflicts illustrate youths serving early. D R. Johnstone of Philadelphia praises street safety as gas rationing spikes. Richmond and Willard voices urge city rosters of volunteers as a lasting honor roll.
Crowell Names Two Aids To Aid Munition Board
Assistant Secretary of War Crowell announced the appointment of P. G. H. Dorr and Thomas Nelson Perkina as resistant directors of munitions. Dorr, ex assistant U S attorney for the Southern district of New York, and Perkina, formerly assistant to Edward Stettinius, join to ease Crowell’s burdens and speed up the munitions program.
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