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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
7
The report notes an intended exit in the middle of next week and mentions Ambassador Gererd who briefly spoke with Foreign Minister von Jagow after a short conversation. Further details on outcomes or dates remain unclear from the fragment.
Ambassadors Gerard conveyed to the department that immediate action would be given to his note. Late today another message indicated several communications were received from Ambassador Gerard during the past day as the exchange on the livery of the communication unfolded.
Dispatches from Berlin and Washington discuss German policy on submarine warfare with Count von Bernstorff traveling for weekend briefings. Officials warn of possible diplomatic rupture if Germany does not heed U S demands while Secretary Lansing delays action until Germany replies or another American ship is sunk. Senator Sherman accuses President Wilson of political gamesmanship over the crisis and notes a China cotton import rise of eight and three quarters million dollars.
Federal reserve governors and the Federal Reserve Board near finalizing a standard interbank clearing plan to take effect about June 1. The system will allow member banks to clear checks through their own reserve bank, reducing delays and costs, with details to be refined after legal interpretation.
Washington reports the American Red Cross cannot secure permits from entente allies for shipments to Germany and Austria. All chapters must halt sending relief goods to the Brooklyn Terminal warehouse. Rubber gloves sheets and hospital supplies have been blocked as possible military use.
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