German Note Deepens Lusitania Crisis and US Rights
Germany holds to its stance against disavowing Lusitania sinking and denies any obligation to guarantee safe passage for neutral and American ships. US officials weigh possible recalls, recall of ambassadors, or severance while pledging to uphold neutral rights and international law amid a growing diplomatic deadlock.
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Lusitania
United States
Germany
Gerard
International
Washington
Brean
Bryan Hich
Wilson
Luslenia
England
Revival in Building Operations Cited Across City
The issue lists numerous construction projects underway or planned, including a three story apartment at Lee and Oak and a four story business building on Whitehall Street near the Davidson Paxon Stokes project. Other ongoing builds include residences, schools, and a Briarcliff project, with totals ranging from thousands to six figures. Multiple addresses such as Peachtree and Fourth, Lakewood, Druid Hills, Lucile Avenue, and Capito Avenue appear, reflecting a busy period of urban development.
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Lee and
Oak ‘Tients West End
Tta3
Whitehall Street
Davidson Paxon Stokes
Mary Thurmond
Lakewood
Blackstone
Peachtree
Fourth Streets
Asa G Candlers
Druid Hilla
Mraff Te Straits
Briarcliff
Lucile Avenue
Chiton Avenue
Tech
Ma Etka Street
Avenue Negro
Tenth Street
Jert Zahner
Tiederies Avenue
WRECKED STEAMSHIP SIGHTED IN WHITE SEA
New York reports the Russian steamship Czar arrived from Archangel with news of a wrecked steamship spotted in the White Sea on June 2. The ship was bottom up, surrounded by wreckage, and no survivors were found. The vessel’s identity remained undetermined.
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New York
Archange A
White Sea
Archangel
Czar
Frank Gormsby
Pennsylvania
Ormaby
Russians Clash In Bombardment And Front Actions Near Fricourt
Reports describe heavy fighting on the Albert and Aisne fronts with bombardments and trench attacks. German counterattacks near Champigne are repulsed, Allies claim gains in artillery and mining operations northeast of Reausejour farm, and prisoners and matériel are reported captured along the Meuse.
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Fricourt
Albert
Aisne
Bious
Champigne
Meuse
Sammeny
Fontenelle
Vosges
Ailly
Apremont
Clove Quarters
le Fretré
Miuse
Raselle AL Tientras
Fusieville
Qssowelz
Cromnewite
London
Bukowiny
Dnienter
Tmiester
Vienna
Krasnik
Teneweil
Washington Nameplate Returned by the Thief
The report notes Russian counterattacks with reserves repulsing enemy assaults from July 8 to July 9 across the western Bug and Ziota Tips rivers near Korjow and Komonka Galicia. It records repeated enemy attempts to breach entanglements, all repelled by our fire and counterattacks. No changes on other fronts.
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London
Vienna
Krasnik
Archduke Joseph Ferdinands
Vistula
Bug
Petrograd
Jednorojete
Russian Poland
Praasnysz
Viatula
Goumine
Lublin
Urzenden
Alexandria
Wilkolaz
Ano
George Washington
Bystritza
Cleveland
Ohio
Next Press Congress to Be Held in Sydney
Sydney July 16 Officers were elected at the International Press Congress meeting. Walter Williams of the University of Missouri was chosen president. An executive committee includes AR Ford Ottawa and others. Resolutions call for libel reform and protection of press freedom.
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San Francis
Sydney Ansti
Olosimmaeusion
International Press Congress
Dudisars Co Sendy
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Congress
Hultish
Li Sum Ling
Pekin
Raoul Sinclair kinship and alimony dispute detailed
The article outlines Raoul’s denial of improper relations with Mrs Sinclair and his statement of wishing to reunite with his wife. It covers his defense on forcing beliefs, a proposed monthly support, the alimony set at 60 dollars, and attorney actions as a divorce case proceeds, with bonds and stock holdings listed.
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Sinclair
Raoul
Millen
Ielad
Binagin
Ideia
Atlanta Birmingham
Atlanta
Lowry National Bank
Refrigerator Company
W D
BeNelli
Cifss
McNeil
Mre
Raoul HK Overstreet
Sylvania
Rob Dixon
Raoul Rauul
Bend
Battleship Pommern Sunk by Submarine
London reports the German battleship Pommern of the Deutschland class was sunk in the Baltic by a British submarine on July 2. The vessel displaced 13200 tons, carried 78 crew, and featured four 11 inch guns, fourteen 6.7 inch guns, twenty 24-pounders, and torpedo tubes. The Pommern cost 36 million. Also noted: Eastman Kodak uses eighty tons of mine annually for film manufacture at Kodak Park.
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London
Frenme Standard
Baltic
The
Eastman Company
Kodak Park Io
United States
City Faces Demonstration Turmoil Over Alcohol Rules
Reports describe a recent disturbance involving men and religion leaders at city clubs amid enforcement of state law. Officials pledged to maintain order as council members debate beer content rules and public safety, with the Forward Movement urged to comply and maintain community good order.
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Rounell
Thore
Ncu
Train robbery suspects held in Alabama manhunt
Montgomery July 10 three men arrested in connection with the New York and New Orleans Limited robbery near Greenville. A large search continues as about 190 officers comb Big Swamp and surrounding areas for the bandits. Conductor Phyl McRead and Mail Clerk Bo Wolle were among those affected as investigators seek the stolen currency and motive.
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Montgomery Alg
Luet
Neer Ansley
Loyd
New York
New Orleans
Greenville
Middle Alabama
Green Vile
Cav
Phi Melten
Wantgom
Gre Ve
Ulnginee Artho
Thegzare
Express Lars
Houston
Texas
Automomi
Phyl McRead
Westgen Lers
Cirius
Nashville
Denia Mobile
Bo Wolle
Trai No 37
Louisville
Wilson Lansing to Confer on Note in Washington
President Wilson awaited the German note in Washington as officials prepared for talks with Secretary Lansing and Secretary Tumulty. The looming briefing would shape Wilson's stance before Cabinet discussion, with plans to confer upon the note’s text and potential policy outlines.
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Tansing
Wilson
Lansing
Corgan
Gerard
Wali
Ress Cody
Count von Ternstertt
Holland
United States
York
van Dyke
Henry
Lero
Washington
Ferene
Dolwecen
Linsing
Witson
Walton
Ear Gore
Wishaton
Seretary Lansing
Robbers threaten mail crew during staged train robbery
A Holton? era en route from Washington DC to Houston was halted by masked robbers who forced a worker to reveal the location of valuables. The bandits allegedly warned of a deadly fate or a massacre with white stones if information was not provided. Investigators say the crew noted the robbers had knowledge of train operations and left the suspect on board before vanishing.
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Washington DC
Houston
Tesay
Wills
Camelia
New Orleans
Lindts
Bell Vy
Wtar
Pichage
Heuston
Tasteless tonic claims to cure malaria and build immunity
An old advertisement touts a tonic called QUININE and TRON claiming to cure malaria and bolster the whole system for 60 cents. It name drops general or well known figures in a sensational tone, urging readers to buy for health benefits.
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Famulty
Scotland
J—Shayy
Ihiasnik Foel
Sydney
Mrs. Sinclair
Pommern
Yack
Georgia
Lanier
Cornell
Meta Pagan
AthinLs
Hae
Alfred Benjamin
Alfred Benjamin & Co
America
Carlton
Whitehall
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