President Wilson Orders Neutrality and Aid to Mexico
President Wilson addresses Congress describing wartime neutrality and aid to Mexico without coercion. He pledges support to Mexican reform, rejects imperial ambitions, and reaffirms rights and duties under Virginia Bill of Rights guiding government for the common good. The message signals U.S. stance on Mexico and foreign policy during the Sixty-fourth Congress.
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Senate
House
Congress
Union
War of Nations
Willie
Dahidie
Iwesilent
Manroe
Siexico
Mexico
Republic
America
Ollowing
Wilson
Ighor
Pan Americanism and Defense Plans for a Peaceful World
The President argues Pan Americanism offers cooperation over empire, urging growth of alliance and internal liberty. He outlines defense plans including expanding the regular army to 141 843 personnel and raising 400 000 disciplined citizens over three years to defend and project U S influence in the hemisphere.
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America
Washington
Department of War
Regular Army
Coast Artillery
Quartermaster Corps
Hospital Corps
Ordnance Department
Simlar
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Stites Oemerie
Pices
Cne
Comprehensive Navy Plan Aims for Five Year Fleet Build Up
President outlines a comprehensive five year navy expansion led by the secretary of the navy. The plan calls for ten battleships, six battle cruisers, ten scout cruisers, fifty destroyers, eighty five submarines and support ships, with yearly targets and a 7,500 sailors 2,500 apprentice seamen and 1,500 marines added immediately.
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Secretary of the Navy
Naval Affairs
Congress
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Aviation Corps
Central Board of the
Delinquent Tax Land Sale Notice for Williston City
Public notice lists parcels in West Lawn addition and surrounding townships with delinquent taxes. Numerous lot and section references detail owners and acreage, including sections 1 10 12 and 30, with hundreds of acres under summary Beaumont style assessments.
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Williston
West Lawn Addition
Jonn Dreimah
Goll
William v .O'Heen
Gworus
Hooge
Oliveron
Ake
Willan Tretia
Tan Betes
Jann
Retorine County Shopper Seeks News Edge
In Bay Seince a resident grills the editor over lack of coverage noting he and his wife visited Weedville with their son and found no mention in the issue. The exchange hints at local happenings and reader expectations in a small town.
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Weedville
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