Germany Evades Direct Reply on Lusitania and Sub Warfare
Berlin delivered a cautious reply to the American note after the Lusitania sinking, avoiding a direct answer to key US demands. Germany offers regret for unintentional American ship attacks and proposes compensation for proven fault, while urging negotiations and Hague reference.
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Gerard
Berlin
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Hague
United States
Great Britain
France Grants Autographed Albums to Ambassador Sharp
France honors American aid by presenting four albums with autographs and drawings to Ambassador Sharp at a Paris ceremony attended by the president. The albums will go to the congressional library in Washington with 500 duplicates to public libraries. Meanwhile in Liverpool the Nebraskan steamer docked for repairs, showing a 20 by 12 foot gash on its starboard side exposed by the impact.
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Ambassador Page
Asso Atcu Press
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France
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Europe
Congressional Library
Washington
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President Wilson May Seek Quick Mexican Settlement
Diplomatic circles report President Wilson may press Mexican factions to resolve the civil conflict promptly or face undisclosed options. The move follows appeals to aid starving Mexicans with Red Cross relief as three carloads of provisions are prepared in Laredo for Monterey.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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United States
Mexico
Laredo
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American Red Cross
Monterey
Submarine War Hype Sparks Local Bargain Frenzy
The piece depicts a sensational wartime mood on Broad Street as prices soar and a sale at Jay H. Epting Co. tempts shoppers with deep discounts on fabrics, linens, paper products, and diapers as readers react to looming conflict.
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Broad Street
Jay H. Epting
Madras
Sea Island
Jury Still Out in Famous Case In New Jersey
New Brunswick May 29. At a late hour tonight the jury trying ten deputies charged with the murder of a Roosevelt Chemical Plant striker last January was still out. The report notes uncertainty and a call for reconciliation through honest words and open dealing.
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London
Przemysl
Galicia
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Bucharest
Romania
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British Isles
Associated Press
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Roosevelt Chemical Plant
Atlanta News Of The Street Highlights Rail Rates And Odd Hatchery Feats
In Atlanta a May 29 report notes the Post Office pays Panama's government railways $2.77 per ton for mail service while U S privately owned lines get only 10 cents per ton mile. Also, a farm in Georgia features a four legged chicken that can jump like a toad frog and chirp like a bird. Confederate veterans in Atlanta discuss reunions continuing in spirit. A thief steals Dr. Martin's umbrella from the city stockade clinic.
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Post Office Department
Western &Atlantic
United States
Panama
Charlie G. Shaffer
Georgia
Texas
Felix A. Robertson
Richmond
Robertson
M. C. Martin
Dr. Martin
Benefit of College Training Tramps Debate Value
A cartoon gag features two tramps debating a college man. The first asks what good a college man does, and the second answers he scares off many dogs with the college yell. The caption is attributed to Puck.
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