German Note Affects US Relations In War Crisis
A long compilation of editorials from multiple papers weighs Germany's note to the United States on submarine warfare and the potential break in diplomatic relations. It notes Berlin’s concessions, predicts varied outcomes, and underscores the President's decisive role in steering the next move amid tensions with Britain and the ships at sea.
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Baltimore News
Unitetates
Germany
Chattanooga
Pittsburg
Great Britain
Louisville Times
United
Steither
England
Tacoma Daily News
Oakland Tribune
Ofice Ia
Walla Walla Bulletin
ESNO
United States
Seattle
TIMES
Providence
Portland
Cleveland Waechter
Anzeiger
Wilson
York
ISON
NEW York Globe
Boston
Milwaukee
Conbin
Des Moines
Nate
Ignity
Ogden Wwtah
Hava
NEW York Evening Telegram
Richmond
Tampa
Paul Dispatch
Pueblo
Star-Journal
Colorado Springs
Berlin
Ariz
von Herntorff
Concesnions
Albuquerque Evening Herald
Roswell
New
Cincinnati
Freie Presse
NEW York Evening Post
Boston Globe
Bernsenpald
Vonarnst
Atchison
Kan
GLOBE
Muskogee
Okla
Tulsa
Democrat
Hartford
Conn
Watertown
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Albany
Journal
NEW York Herald
Buffalo
Gerard
Count von Bernstorff
Boston Evening Transcript
Minneapolis Journal
Washington Star
New York
Staats-Zeitung
Congress
York Sun
Washington
NEW York Tribune
Bernstorff
Geremany
Chicago Tribune
Illinois Staats Zeitung
Chicago
Britain
Paris
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City
Mtc
Wile Ton
Geranv Han
Oun
Minke
Sonal
Syppas
Tay
Harman Canquet
Brady Left Great New York Estate Valued at Over 87 Million
The first accounting of the executors of Anthony M Brady of Albany was filed in surrogate court today. It valued the estate of the decedent of Wall Street at upward of 87 million dollars. The transfer tax paid to the state comptroller was 2,637,551 dollars. The accounting covers the period from Brady's death July 22 1913 to December 24 1915.
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Brady
New York
Sa Anthony
M. Brady
Albany
Wail “Street
M ™Raiy
German Offer for Peace Averted Submarine Warfare Debate
The German government declares readiness to seek peace while fighting for existence and resisting British wartime disruption. It asserts the United States must uphold international law and freedom of the seas, warns that failure to restrain Britain could force Germany to take independent action, and reiterates commitment to limiting hostilities to belligerents’ forces.
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
Iial
Germa
Europe
Jom
Sas
Geruin
Cream Cake Popular in The Cook's Book Reader Inquiries
Inquiries among many women reveal KC Cream Cake as the favorite from The Cook's Book by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine. The recipe uses butter sugar egg yolks water flour baking powder and egg whites to form two light layers with cream between and a sugar dusting.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
KC Cook's Book Recipe for Cream Filling
A fragmented recipe describes mixing flour with salt then stirring into hot milk, cooling slightly, melting chocolate, and blending with the flour mix. It guides beating in eggs with sugar, then adding vanilla to finish. The ad promotes KC Bak Powder and a free KC Cook's Book with proof of purchase.
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Jaques Mig. Co
German reply to US sparks British editorials
London editors await Germany's note to the United States with keen interest. Major papers run editorials condemning the reply as an insult and ultimatum, arguing it threatens American neutrality and would compel action if ignored.
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London
Germany
United States
America
Daily News
Laelf
Amerisen
Express
Great Britain
Telegraphers Strike on Two Railroads Averted
New York May 5 The crisis passed in the threatened strike by the Order of Railway Telegraphers on the New York Central and Nickel Plate lines. Gay W. Hanger assistant commissioner of the federal mediation board said the crisis is over after a conference with P E Crowley and railroad officials. A further meeting was set for tomorrow and Hanger would not comment on current negotiations.
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New York
Order of Rails
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Gay W. Hanger
Federal’ Board of Mediation
P.E. Crowley
Hanger
Former Mexican officer arrested in Laredo on conspiracy charge
Laredo Texas May 5 Col Tine fonso Castro a former Mexican officer was arrested today on a federal warrant charging conspiracy to set on foot a military expedition into Mexico. He is not known with what party he was alleged to have been affiliated.
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Laredo
Texas
Tinefonso
Castro
Mexico
Fighting amid Santo Domingo. gunboat bombards fort
Santo Domingo reports hostilities began at noon with several dead or wounded. A Dominican gunboat bombarded the fort as the crisis deepened, with the situation described as critical.
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Santo Domingo
Forestry announces spring forestation plan for birds
The Pennsylvania forestry department announces its spring reforestation program. Black cherry trees will be planted in state reserves to provide food for birds.
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Pennsylvania
Mate Department of Forestry
Binno
Execution for Four Rebels in Irish Court Martial
Dublin May 4 rebels sentenced to death by court martial. four were executed this morning, including Joseph Plunkett. Fifteen others initially condemned were commuted to ten years penal servitude, with one commuted to eight years. Several received ten years in prison. Names include Edward Michael O’Hanrahan, Wills Pearse, Thomas Bevan, Thomas Walsh, Finian Lynch, and Francis Richard Davis among others.
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Dublin
Joseph Plunkett
Edward Michael O'Hanrahan
Wills Pearse
Thomas Bevan
Thomas Walsh
Finian Lynch
Michael Mervyn
Dennis O'Callaghan
BP. E. Sweeney
John McGarry
Francis Richard Davi
Germans Endeavor to Lure Irish From Trenches
German soldiers opposite Irish divisions on the western front reportedly posted enticing notices to Irish soldiers. A message urged Irishmen to join the German side, claiming oppression at home and promising a welcome. The Irish answered by playing an Irish air and Rule Britannia on mouth organs.
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London
Western Front
John F. Redmond
William H. Redmond
Ireland
Roger Casement
Rebellion blamed on Irish volunteers disarmament plan
New York May 5 The Irish World owner Robert E Ford claims the Ireland rebellion which began April 24 was sparked by authorities plans to disarm volunteers He cites a Dublin meeting April 19 where orders to arrest Sinn Fe in Gaels and seize their HQs were read A Dublin Castle order would deploy police and Royal Irish Constabulary under military control and seal Dublin city with inhabitants ordered to stay indoors until further notice Pickets from Royal forces and mounted patrols would monitor swages and report to the secretary of state
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New York
Ireland
Irish Volunteers
Robert E. Ford
The
Irish World
Dublin Corporation
Ofice
Dublin Castle
Ford
Mary Lansing
Dublin
Secre
Dublin Growing Calmer After Rioting Turmoil
From Dublin on Thursday a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph notes limited resumption of railway and streetcar service. Fears that the Four Courts records were destroyed in rioting are declared groundless. Also reports the French submarine Bernouilis sank an enemy torpedo boat in the Adriatic and that five enemy aircraft bombed Brinisi hospital, killing four patients and injuring five.
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Dublin
London
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Pedo Noat
Tome
Paris
Bernouilis
Adriatic
Brin@isi
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