German reply to American submarine note discussed
Secretary Lansing received a briefing on Ambassador Gerard's Berlin conference with Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg. The State Department declined comment beyond calling the report brief. Count Bernstorff sent foreign office suggestions to avert a diplomatic rupture. The proposal will be weighed by the imperial chancellor and the Kaiser, with details undisclosed.
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Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Count von Bernstorff
Foreign Office
United States
State Department
German Opinion Divided Over American Note
Berlin reports public sentiment in Germany split into two camps regarding the American note. One group led by Count Ernest von Reventlow favors a possible breach with the United States, while Theodor Wolff’s view opposes rupture, warning it would harm Germany. Leaders’ stance favors careful consideration of empire interests, with breach to be avoided if possible.
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United States
Berlin
London
Germany
Ernest von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
America
Theodor Wolff
England
Wolff
The
Tageblatt
Watson
Yellow Press
Washington
Wolfft
Peace aims amid war talk and neutral rights debated
A discussion of safeguarding peaceable travelers and neutral rights follows wartime tensions with Germany. The piece cites President Wilson’s demand to Berlin and notes mixed German views on avoiding a full break in relations, plus a Monaco cable praising Wilson’s stance. It also reports on U.S. military actions and regional conflicts in Mexico and Europe, including Villa clashes and border talks, with ongoing diplomatic maneuvering and caution about escalating hostilities.
Very Sharp Notice Going to Carranza in War Report
A mid entry notes a sharp dispatch to Carranza amid fighting where twenty five horses were captured. Two killed and three wounded in a night clash, with Villistas and U.S. troops named among casualties. Reports place forces near Tomachic and Santo Tomas with a mix of confirmed and uncertain losses. Carranza to remove export restrictions on leather and hides May 1.
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Villistas Dodds
Penachic
Villistas
Cervantes
Hios Caca
Dominguez
Baca
Santo Tomas
Tomachic
Ralph A. Raw
Oliver Banshee
Thomas Henry
Tullman T Mathias
Dodd
Minaca
Erwin Senatters
Funston
Irwin
Cocomorachic
Dodds
Ent Rodgers
Mexico
State Department
Carranza
America
U.S
Columbus Wnm
Germans Attack on Vosges Front Reported
German forces pressed the Vosges front with air and ground actions near Celles and La Bresse. British and French exchanges produced limited casualties and notable mining counteractions. German claims include advances and prisoner gains around Givenchy en Goiabelle and Vauquois, while Allied bombardments and raids continued around Roye Etaples and Verdun regions.
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Berlin
London
Celles
la Bagsee Canal
Givenchy-en-Gabelle
Vailly
iCraonne
Ville-au-Bois
Vauquois Heights
Avecourt
Dead Man’s Hill
Rhode Island backs Wilson at Democratic convention
The Rhode Island Democratic state convention endorsed President Wilson for renomination, approving foreign relations policies. Ten delegates were chosen to the national convention, all aligned with supporting Wilson.
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Providence KR
Yarmouth Bombarded by German Warships in Raid
London reports German naval forces bombarded Yarmouth and Lowestoft on April 25 26 with fire causing extensive damage to a convalescent home swimming bath pier and about 40 dwellings in Yarmouth and similar impacts in Lowestoft Four people were killed and twelve wounded with further casualties. A German official statement said ships sank King Stephen and a destroyer while other vessels were damaged or driven off. The raid followed a raid on the eastern coast and included air attacks on rail and harbor targets.
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Times Naval Export
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Hava Fories
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Armen
King Stephen
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Naval Air Detachment
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