Germany Seeks Freedom of the Seas in Note to U S
The note details Germany’s positions on submarine warfare and neutral rights, promising to spare American ships and passengers, proposing limited use of naval forces, and offering to allow American flagged passenger steamers under agreed conditions as tensions rise after the Lusitania sinking. The document reiterates assurances and urges U S engagement to shape a future maritime code.
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Akewige
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Notable Claim by Cole Younger On 1868 Missouri Killings
Cole Younger, last surviving James gang member, said at his Missouri home that the James brothers were far from Jaws when the murder of an unknown Missouri cattleman and his son near Liam occurred in 1868. He asserted no involvement by Frank and Jessa James of Lees Summit.
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Berlin Press Not Hostile to Uerman Note Review
A Berlin examination of press opinions on Germanys reply to the American note regarding the Lusitania sinking and submarine warfare finds most papers open to concessions. They seek to preserve friendly relations with the United States and neutrals without pursuing a de facto partial German disarmament amid the war.
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Chicago Labor War Ends With Compromise Settlement
The strike by 16 000 union carpenters that halted Chicago building activity for two months ends in a settlement viewed as a compromise by both sides.
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Submarine Build Up Planned by U S Navy
Washington reports that the navy general board is refining flaws to boost efficiency of submarines, aiming for nearly double the prior appropriation. The next congress may be asked to approve a large building program with Secretary Daniels backing a substantial expansion.
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World News Roundup Mixed With Tragic Incidents
A compiled digest reports Italian and Austrian naval actions in the Adriatic and Baltic, British submarine activity, and a French warship sinking. It notes rail disruptions, wrecks, a mass tornado in the Midwest, violent crime, and a major auto race win as combined World War I era brief items.
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Desperate Mexican Revolt Battles Reported Near Villa Garcia
Dispatches recount hand to hand fighting and cavalry charges between Villa and Carranza forces near Villa Garcia halfway between Paredon and Monterey. Reports describe slaughter, wounded camp followers, and heavy fighting as each side vies for control amid chaotic conditions.
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German Note to U S on Lusitania Sinking Offers Trade Assurance
The German reply to the U S note on the Lusitania sinking pledges that American ships in legitimate trade will not be harassed and that passenger ships may pass safely. Germany hopes the American government will not deem neutral ships contraband and agree on distinguishing marks and advance notice of arrivals. The note accompanies American hopes for clear guidance on submarine warfare. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans West tour to gather business conditions as it begins hearings in Chicago mid-July. The 1914 U S cotton crop reached a record of 16,134,920 bales, about 16 percent above 1913. Estimated 1914 wheat and corn yields are 963,000,000 and 2,814,000,000 bushels respectively.
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Iowa land values drop in majority of counties
Reports to the auditor of state show that more than half of Iowa counties reduced 1915 real estate assessments below 1912 figures while 28 counties posted increases. Marion and Plymouth counties led declines with per acre values dropping from 62.1 to 41.86 dollars and from 78.45 to 35.9 dollars respectively. Other counties listed include Mills Taylor Wapello Jefferson Henry Greene Appanoose Clayton Clinton Decatur Floyd Fremont and more, as the state undertakes equalization.
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