Peace at Any Price Era Debate on National Security
Fragmented OCR shows a wartime peace debate with references to national security and preparedness. The text cites advocates arguing for war readiness to secure peace, condemning pacifist preaching as ruinous and warning against becoming a China-like nation. Names and dates are obscured by garble, but the piece centers on policymakers and public sentiment on security.
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York
Dune
National Securit
Duis
Washington
Peihriam
China
Bryan to Issue Statement on War
Washington June 14 Secretary Bevan announced he will issue a statement proposing a means of ending the war. The message, titled The Causeless War, is expected Tuesday or Wednesday and will not address his cabinet resignation. A separate note notes Mr Bryan’s recent role in the dispute with President Wilson over the German torpedo threat.
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Washington, D.C
Bevan
Wilson
Two British Ships Sunk by Germans, Crews Are Saved
London report states the British steamer Arndale of 3 583 tons gross was sunk by a mine in the White Sea. The steamship Mopemount of mill tons gross was torpedoed west of Ivex, England, with the crew saved.
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London
Arndale
White Sea
Mopemount
Ivex
England
State's Attorney Denies Mob Rule at Frank Trial
Atlanta June 14. The bearing on Lew M Frank's plea for commutation from death to imprisonment continued before Governor Slaton. Solicitor Dorsey argued three points: lack of fair trial, violence not proving guilt beyond doubt, and Judge Roan's alleged doubt. He said there was no defense request for value change and that pretrial sentiment rose. The court room demonstration was not heard by jurors.
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Atlanta
Lew. M. Frank
Slaton
Dorsey
Frank
Friani
Roan
Str
Supreme Court
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dJudze Roan
Solleiter
From Petrograd to Petrograd in South Dakota tale
London dispatch recounts wartime confusion as a telegraph mistakes burnished names. Aliens were arrested, a list of detained nationals listed, and a misread atlas turns Petrograd into a tiny South Dakota hamlet named Petrograd. The twist ends with St Petersburg reportedly renamed Petrogred.
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London
East Africa
Petrograd
South Dakota
Africa
St. Petersburg
Petrogred
Court records deny mob violence claim in Frank case
The state and federal courts ruled no deprivation of rights occurred as Frank was absent from the courtroom by the trial judge's request when the verdict was delivered. Allegations of mob violence were not sustained, and the crowd did not shout Hang Frank.
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Frank
Dorsey
Ecourts
Moscow Street Riots Against Teutons Surge
Moscow has seen two days of street rioting and anti German demonstrations as police struggle to control crowds. Looting and destruction followed an illness outbreak at a factory, fueling beliefs among workers that German sympathizers poisoned the water supply.
Mob Removes Accused Man in Georgia Jail Incident
In Tovcoa Georgia on June 14 Samuel Step ene, a Black man, faced accusation of confronting a white girl. He was taken from Stephens County jail by an armed mob early today and died in a related incident as the mob struck a passing vehicle. The Evening Courier notes broad attention in Waterloo area.
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Tovcoa
Sam Stepene
T Stephens County
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