Wilson Note on German Submarine Policy and U S Relations
The note rejects German immunities for neutral ships and insists on fundamental international law allowing neutrals to travel. It states further German submarine actions may end friendly relations unless Germany refrains and disavows. President Wilson, hopeful for an eventual safe outcome, works with Lansing to finalize wording before sending.
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Italians Pierce Austrian Front On Isonzo
The Italian forces push along the Isonzo front with gains on three points Tolmin St Lucas and St Ave were pierced while Austrian losses mount with thousands captured. Italian artillery dominates near Rovereto and Gorizia provisioning remains tight as battles continue along the Cadore and Carso plateau. Prisoners numbered in the thousands with officers among them in the latest reports.
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Vienna
Italian theater clash near Gorizia reported by Austrian war office
Austrian war office reports on the Italian front describes a day of heavy fighting around the Gorizia plateau and Monte Ban Michele near Scraussina and Sagrado. It says Italian forces suffered heavy losses, failed to break through, and retreated after counterattacks by Austrian troops.
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Russians Fight to Check Teutons Across Eastern Front
War updates describe Russian forces countering German advances on multiple fronts. Reports cite battles near Riga, Shaveren, Mirau, and along the Narew and Vistula rivers with heavy fighting and German setbacks. Churches in Russia hold mass prayers for victory.
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Battle Reports From Fronts Across Europe and Russia
German, French, and Austrian and Russian lines clash across the Meuse Argonne, Sikl, and Narew sectors. Berlin reports Russian prisoners amounting to thousands and a fierce artillery duel near Souchez. In France Allied and German forces trade trench gains and repulse assaults as air and ground actions continue along Cantlans en Jussy and Colmar.
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Riot at Standard Oil Bayonne Plant Ends Quiet After Fatal Clash
New York July 21 Quiet returned after a riot at the Standard Oil Bayonne plant in New Jersey. One striker was killed a police inspector four patrolmen and nearly 100 strikers injured. Four small fires were set but controlled. Strikers rejected a firm ultimatum and police prepared for further action. Sheriff Kinkead arranged a conference between strikers and company officials for tomorrow. Troops were discussed but not requested.
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Jursey
John Stovinerh
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Ain
Conference on detained ships raises legal questions in Washington
In Washington on July 21 Frederick Coudert counsel for the British and Iranian embassies discussed law governing the detention of several American ships and ports. He travels to Paris where the case of the Dacia, once a Hamburg American liner, may be argued. Britain considers modes to resume cotton exports to neutral Europe with fewest impediments. Sir Cecil Spring Rice spoke with officials about American packers pending before prize courts.
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Iit Department
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cLon
Germany
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France
Cecil Spring Klee
Starchy Food Linked to Pellagra Sayirish Report
Dr Joseph Goldberger of Washington DC states pellagra stems from starchy food patterns. He cites experiments at Milledgeville and Jackson institutions showing dietary regularity as the cause. He denies the disease is contagious and notes regional dietary differences influence prevalence.
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Department For
Pel- Jarra Research
United States
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Geornit State Samitanum
Milledgevale
Jackson Weiss
Citehi
Lothar
Brian
Aati
Federal prison plan to produce army supplies under review
A federal prison proposal to employ inmates in manufacturing army supplies is being considered by high officials. President Greswry reportedly aims to confer with Prodi and Zerbsi to assess the plan, with discussions focusing on inmate labor for manufacturing ammunition and related materials.
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Government Plans Suit to Recover Funds for Stranded Americans
Officials say Congress appropriated about $2710 for emergency relief last summer and that the government will sue to recover money spent on Americans stranded during the Tang war period. Prosecutors argue the government can recoup funds used to assist those affected.
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