Germany Must Abandon Ruthless Sea Warfare Or Take Consequences
Washington April 19 America demands Germany immediately abandon its submarine warfare against passenger and freight ships or risk severed diplomatic relations. The note cites the Sussex attack and indiscriminate destruction of merchant vessels as evidence of gravity, warning of consequences if Berlin does not comply. The communication was transmitted to Germany via Ambassador Gerard.
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Comment on Note by Congressmen
Washington April 19 comment by congressmen on President Wilsons statement in the controversy was generally favorable. Republican Leader Mann was the only one openly criticizing the presidents course. Speakers Clark and Kitchin declined to comment until they digested the actions. Flood said the note to Germany was as mild as possible and would meet with congressional and national approval. Mann urged neutrality though accusing Wilson of bias toward England. Cooper, ranking Republican on the foreign affairs committee, called the note a repudiation of January 18 and questioned whether the U S would adopt new regulations. Continued on Page Two.
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The Lilies Easter Flower Feature in Atlanta Shops
Stately white lilies symbolize Easter and drive big seasonal demand. Florists plant and propagate months in advance, using vast hothouses and skilled care to mature these prized blooms. Atlanta flower shops import rare lilies and urge early orders, with The Constitution offering savings on advertised prices.
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Charter Revision Committee Meets In City Council
The charter revision committee convenes at 4 PM to consider steps on city charter changes. Alderman Dunlap’s resolution proposes two study committees to draft a commission form and a representative form, to be voted by citizens. Council members discuss preferring a single path and urging revision without dual forms.
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Thaw Granted Divorce in Pittsburgh Case
John W. Thomas, master, recommended Thaw be granted a divorce from Evelyn Thaw in the suit Harry K. Thaw vs. Evelyn Thaw. The court ordered the decree, filed in Pittsburgh on April 19.
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Boldest of Pirates Timid on Reaching City for Life Term
Ernest Schiller, the self styled boldest pirate, arrived in a peach street taxicab heading to federal prison for life for the attempted capture of the British freighter Matloppe. He claimed motive was revenge against England and described brutal treatment abroad and exile. Schiller said he would repeat the act if given the chance and offered no clear plan beyond prison until the war ends. He denied fear of British or Kenefish authorities and spoke of prior stowaway ordeal and failed accomplices.
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Bryan Trails for Delegate at Large in Nebraska Primary
In Nebraska the GOP front runner Henry Ford leads delegates at large with 6 247 votes from 259 precincts Henry Cabot Cummins Hughes and Fistabrook follow Justice Hughes appears on ballots Bryan trails by 2 000 votes for delegate at large Voters indicate Hitchcock ahead on the Democratic ticket Ford rival Kennedy leads Aldrich for US Senate Neville defeats Lincoln mayor Bryan for governor Bryan campaigns on prohibition and Wilson faces no opposition on the Democratic side.
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American Troops Remain in Mexico for the Present
Washington reports no withdrawal for a week as Gen Scott travels to the border to review military problems for Funston. Pershing and Funston concentrate forces while Carranza’s recall note awaits a final decision based on Scott’s report.
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America Delivers Final Warning to Germany on Submarine War
President Wilson sent a formal note to Berlin demanding Germany abandon submarine warfare against commerce and threaten to sever diplomatic ties unless action is taken within a few days. He signaled willingness to discuss warship conduct under international law after disarmament of current methods. Bernstorff warned that severing relations would lead to war. Congress marked the 141st anniversary of Lexington and Concord as debate opened.
Germany Warned by Von Bernstorff Over Submarine Note
Washington April 198. Count von Bernstorff German ambassador is said to have advised Berlin that the United States means what it says in its submarine note and that quick action is needed to preserve friendly relations. He may confer with Secretary Lansing. talks await a definite time. He expressed concern over possible severance of diplomatic ties.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia and Washington
Washington forecast calls for fair weather. Georgia expected fair Thursday and likely Friday with no precipitation. Local advisories note warmer days and cool nights ahead as fronts remain distant.
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