US Final Note to Germany Warns of Unfriendly Acts
Washington July 21 President Wilson and Secretary Lansing completed a new note to Germany warning that further submarine attacks on American lives will be deemed unfriendly. The 1,200 word document outlines U.S. rights, calls for disavowal of intent to sink vessels with Americans aboard, and temporarily seeks to mediate without surrendering neutral rights. The note will be dispatched tomorrow after final polish.
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Momming Journal
Erecial
Winey
Washington
Wilton
Lansing
White House
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Hlewal
Lansing Whe
Lansina
Berlin
Alleged Nobleman in Grip of Mann Act in Chicago
Jacquez Mendoza, 25, a reputed Spanish nobleman and interpreter for the Colorado Society, was arrested by federal officers on a Mann Act charge for transporting Ruth Curran, 22, from Denver to Chicago on May 24. He was held on $5,000 bond. Curran was sent to the Chicago Refuge for Girls as a witness.
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Morning Journal
Special League de Chicago
Jacquez
Denver
Colo
Colorado Society of Denver
Mra
Ruth Curran
Loe Curran
Colorado City
Chicato
Mendoza
United States
Lewie F. Maron
Honda
Mee
Curran
Chicago
Xay
Mra. Curran
Thie City
Consular Officer Dies in Yokohama
Walter Gusssett of Boston, a former Boston Stock Exchange member and American consul at Kobe for ten years, died Sunday at Yokohama naval hospital of embolism of the pulmonary artery. He was 60 and to be cremated at Keab. His brother Percival Gusssett is consul at Malaga.
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PY Morning Journal
Washington
Waler Gassett
Boston
American View
Kobe
Japan
Boston Block Exchange
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
State Department
Keabe
Gassett Waa
Percival Gussett
Malaga
Prank Likely to Recover at Georgia Prison Farm
Physicians at the Georgia prison farm in Milledgeville reported Lea M Frank improving as temperature and vital signs neared normal after a Saturday night attack by a fellow prisoner who slashed his throat.
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Milledgeville
Georgia
Lea M Frank
Frank
Champ Clark Sees No War Risk for U S Says Wilson Strong
In Pueblo Colorado Champ Clark declared that as Europe fights the United States faces little danger of being drawn into war. He praised Wilson as Lincoln Grant and Cleveland rolled into one and predicted the Democratic nominee could win. Keating and Selderridge of Colorado rode with him at the Pueblo station.
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SY Morning Journal
Pueblo
Colo
Europe
United States
Champ Clark
Clark
Wilson
Lincoln
Grant
Cleveland
Keating
Seldermridge
Colorado
Pueblo Station
Rockefeller thanked by Trinidad people
The Rockefeller foundation publicly thanks Mackenzie King and the Quebec relief committee for aiding workers and families affected by industrial troubles. It allocated 100000 dollars via Colorado’s unemployment and relief committee after distress telegrams from Fd Radford.
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Morning Journal
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Trinidad, Cole, Chamber of Commerce
Mackenzie King
Colorado
Trinidad
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado State Committee On
Fd Radford
Germans Seized From Dutch Steamer Off Barnegat
Two German passengers from the Dutch steamer Nickerie were taken by a British cruiser’s beaching party off Barnegat as the vessel stopped en route from South America and the West Indies. Captain Van Lerden reported the crew and marines boarded, selecting Otto Kurz from Curacao and Max Weinraunt from Port au Prince for removal before the ship continued.
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OY Morning Journal
New York
Nickerie
Barnegat
Capetain van Lerden
South America
West Indian
Toniehe
van Worden
Otto Kurz
Curacao
Max Weinraunt
Port-au-Prince
Grand Duke Nichols Predicts Final Russian Victory
Grand Duke Nichols, commander in chief, told a Moscow deputation that Russian soldiers remain confident of final victory. A municipal commission reported Germans used shells tipped with cast iron and filled with pruseline, alleging inhuman methods.
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Morning Journal
Moscow
London
Grand Duke Nichols
Mexican guerrilla Salazar surrenders at border seeking safety
Jose Ynex Salazar a guerrilla leader previously in northern Mexico crossed into the United States at Columbus New Mexico and surrendered to customs guards saying he would go where authorities direct He is held awaiting extradition proceedings and may be taken to Santa Fe with U S marshal Hedspeth and agent Steven Pinckney assisting
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Fey
Santa Fe
Hudspeth
Salazar
New Mexico
el Paso
Villa
Mexico
Jose Ynex Salaar
Columbus
Steven Pinckney
United States
Belgian Independence Day Observed by Belgian Celebrations Abroad
The eighty fifth anniversary of Belgian independence was marked with ceremonies in Havre Bordeaux Cherbourg and other ports with Belgian communities. The Belgian cabinet attended Havre service and the king spent the day in Belgium with his troops. The Bordeaux service featured Cardinal Andrieu and a sermon framing songs as not yet triumphant but mournful and hopeful.
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Morning Journal
Paris
Vmel- Kium
Bordeaux
Cherbourg
Havre
Andrieu
Albert
Colonel Strong or Universal Army Service on owiss plan
Former president addresses large San Francisco crowd on preparedness for war. He outlines a universal service concept and urges national readiness while stressing citizen duty and defense funding.
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Strong
San Francisco Fair
Roosevelt Attacks Elocution as Action Substitute at Panama Expo
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt urged universal military service and warned that relying on talk instead of preparedness could invite scorn. He denounced pacifist and arbitration stances, praised the Panama Canal action of 1903, and said a fortified canal boosts U S navy power while urging readiness for national defense.
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Helgium
Gage
Hoosevelt
China
Colorel Roosevelt
United State
Lusitania
United States
Roosevelt
Panam Canal
Panama Zone
United States Navy
Preparedness as a national duty in an age of war and peace
The author argues the United States cannot rely on complacency and must adopt true preparedness to avoid global contempt and disaster. Drawing on examples from Greece China Belgium and Switzerland, the piece emphasizes advanced readiness, a mobilizable citizen army, and vigilant defense to protect sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Chicago Fire
Chicago
Acroge
Greece
Turkey
China
Japan
Peking
Belgium
Regania Lelelun
Switzerland
Orne
Switserland
Sullivan Not Implicated In Becker's Crime
Denial that Timothy D. Sullivan was involved with Herman Rosenthal's murder case. Larry Appelbaum, former state governor aide, states Sullivan loaned money and provided notes to Rosenthal and others, but believed John Becker innocent and did not think Rosenthal’s murder affected Sullivan.
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Sullivan
Becker
Governor Whitman Maintains Becker Guilty In Runyon Murder Case
Albany July 21 Governor Whitman says his view of the case against Former Police Lieutenant Charles Hecker sentenced to death for the Herman Rosenthal murder remains unchanged. He notes the new claim that Alfred Henry Lewis told Becker of a framing but questions why Lewis was not called at Becker’s second trial.
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Albany
N. J
Whitman
Charles Hecker
Herman Rosenthal
Alfred Henry Lewis
Becker
Lewis
War Front Reports From All Sides Amid Major Europe Battles
The latest dispatches describe Austro German pressure around Warsaw and Lublin Chelm rail line as German forces push toward key positions. French gains and losses vary along the western front while Italian and Balkan fronts show mixed progress amid heavy fighting and a resumed South Wales coal strike end.
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Ivangorod
Lublin- Chelm
Paris
Berlin
Warsaw
Riga
Haute
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Kvno- Marlempel
Menitien
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von Woyrich
Wladitawow
Strugel
Gorizia
Monte San Michele
Heleher
Vrance
Neletum
Cummal Prota
London
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Narew
Tozan
Vulusk
Neovogeorgievek
Rosan
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Sane River
Tranmored
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Vistula
Riavchan
Lublin-Cholm
William
Peeen
Conrad
Courtland
Aueconsori
Bessarabia
Peeht
Vonges
Colmar
Argonne
Forest of
Apremont
Governor critiques Becker testimony in Rosenthal case
The governor said he would have questioned Becker if he had testified and that Becker’s statement confirmed Jack How’s tale that after Rosenthal’s murder Becker sent to Rose warning him not to reveal what he knew about the case.
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Becker
Jack How
Rosenthal
Rose
Free-for-all fight at socialist meeting in London
A London socialist meeting in support of the war ended in a free-for-all as disturbers attempted to eject attendees. Speakers included John Hodge and George EB Roberts, laborites, Will Thorne of the Social Democratic party, and Ken Tillet of the deck Workers union, noted for his uncompromising stance.
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Hopning Journal
Lescen Wine
London
Daly
Mj RA
Comaliet
John Hodge
George EB. Roberts
Will Thorne
House of Commons
Ken Tillet
Deck Workers Union
England
Good Weather Lifts Grain and Cotton Prospects
Washington July 21 The nations principal rain crops and cottons had favorable weather this week with spring wheat ripening in southern districts. Winter wheat harvest delayed by rains. much grain down and uncut. sprouting damage increases. Corn and oats show rapid growth and general good condition with wet weather delaying harvest in parts.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Orn
Pealeans Break Lines of Austrians on Isonzo
Geneva reports on Isonzo fighting with Austrian losses since July 13 totaling about 4,000 and 1,190 prisoners. Italians advance on the Isonzo and Carnic Alps fronts, aviation aiding artillery destruction near Tovereto, while supply trains to Gorizia dwindle to one at night.
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Geneva
Paris
Villach
Isonze
Caore
Carnic Alps
Aretrian
Isengo
Tolmino
St. Lucas
St. Avre
Val Sugana
Tovereto
Goriaia
German Forces Advance In Western and Eastern Fronts Report
London dispatch says German army headquarters reports gains in the western theater and in the Argonne where troops stormed French trenches, capturing five officers and 865 men and seizing one machine gun. Additional Vosges actions are noted with details unclear.
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Ertin
London
Corman Army
Argonne
Vosges
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