Roosevelts bluster and war talk clash with pacifist views
A collation of editorials and comments mocks pacifists while discussing wartime policy. It notes Roosevelt ready to strike, Senate debate on the war resolution, and varied views from Norris to LaFollette. It references Austria-Hungary, submarines, seagull warnings, and calls for national unity under patriotic taxation.
Registration Books Highlight Voter Eligibility
In a progressive era moment, officials urge voters to check their names on the registration books to confirm eligibility for upcoming elections. The article underscores the importance of accurate records and timely updates for all prospective voters.
Measuring Up to Duty Senate Urges Hard War Hit
The Senate passes a war resolution saying the United States must enter the conflict to defend democracy. It warns against soft approaches, urges coordinated action with the Entente, and insists America must hit hard to win. Senator Tillman echoes the demand for decisive force.
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Senate
United States
Germany
America
House
Europe
France
Great Britain
Russia
Tillman
Democracy Versus Autocracy in Wartime Rhetoric
Jewish leaders in New York including Rabbi Wise support the entente cause arguing democracy versus autocracy as Russia’s autocracy falls. President Wilson clarifies the war targets democracy not Germans, while Senator Hitchcock cites America’s aims to defend honor and democracy, framing a righteous cause for the nation.
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New York
Rabbi Wise
Russia
France
Great Britain
Wilson
Congress
Hitchock
Senate
United States
America
Training for War Ends in Six Months Says Expert
An Associated Press report from the British front notes growing belief that a good soldier can be made in six months. It questions forcing twelve months of service and suggests universal training divided into three or four month periods yearly may suffice for postwar needs with emphasis on spirit as well as physical fitness.
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Associated Press
Phere
Rheuma Promises Relief From Rheumatism
Advertises Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism with a money back guarantee. Sold by R. R. Bellamy and druggists at not more than 50 cents a bottle. Claims relief after a half teaspoonful daily for two days and notes five years of use across America with thousands relieved.
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R. R. Bellamy
America
Birthday Remembrances Of Noted American Figures
William M. Wood famed woolen industry leader born Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts 56 years ago today. A Lincoln Filene Boston merchant and civic figure born Boston 52 years ago today. John Q Tilson Connecticut congressman born Clear Branch Tennessee 55 years ago today. William H Deneen former baseball player and umpire born Syracuse New York 41 years ago today. Joseph Stecher heavyweight wrestling claimant born Dodge Nebraska 24 years ago today.
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William M. Wood
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
A. Lincoln Filene
Boston
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
National Guard
Clear Branch
Tenn
William H. Deneen
Syracuse
N. Y
Joseph Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Hair Dressing Promise Converts Gray Hair to Dark Shine
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a cure for premature gray hair. It claims hair will darken evenly, become soft and lustrous, and new hair will sprout. Sold at Jarman & Futrelle’s drug store in Wilmington, North Carolina or by mail for $1 with a money back guarantee.
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Jarman & Futrelle
Wilmington
N. C
Advt
Special Round Trip Rail Rates From Wilmington
The Seaboard Air Line Railway announces limited round trip fares to multiple cities including Atlanta Greensboro and New Orleans with various sale dates.pricing includes 13.95 to 52.20 and specific sale windows plus limited return deadlines. Contact R W Wallace C T A or T P A Wilmington NC for details.
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the Progressive Railway of the South
Wilmington
N. C
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Inc. Limited
New Orleans
Washington
D. c
Wshington
B Ci v
Dallas
Tex
Macon
Inc
R. W. Wallace
Pleasants
T P. A
Standard Railroad of the South
Eee
Washington, D. C
D.c
New ‘Orleans
Lmited
Kansas City
Standard Railroad of
South
Notice of Primary and General Elections in Wilmington
The City of Wilmington announces a primary on April 17 1917 and a general municipal election on May 1 1917 to elect a Mayor and council members from wards one four and six. Polling places and election officials are designated with registration rules, hours, and seven day pre election registration.
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Wakington
City Board of Elections
Wilmington
City Board of Electors
Eld
Engine House
Campbell
R. T. Darden
James Lewis
J. B. Elkins
J. B.ng
John D. Bellamy, Jr
New Engine House
K. C. Cantwell
W. W. Sellers
L. T Landen
Old Engine House
John Walton
J. B. Fales
W. Creasy
Mann’s Store
J. F. Mann
W. A. Woods
J. H. Womble
Ivan
Gran Perna
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North Carolina
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