Principles in note define U S response to German policy
The cabinet council adopted a note basing the response on international law to seek an affirmative or negative reply from Germany. It demands strict accountability for violations and the killings of Americans on the Lusitania and warns of measures to safeguard U S lives and interests. The note rejects technical discussion of Germany's details as the basis of the reply.
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United States
Germany
Lusitania
Cabinet Council
Cabinet Split Over Responding to German Warning on Vessels
Some cabinet members favored omitting Germany's referenced facts and first settling whether Germany would ignore the February American warning about voyage rights on vessels. DELAY OPPOSED BY CABINET. One officer urged investigating German points with proof and response, while others warned such delay could worsen future attacks on American ships.
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Germany
Vensela
Anmwer
Othera
United States
German Note Reply Triggers Mixed US Reactions
The German note to President Wilson draws mixed reaction as officials in Washington assess whether Germany will modify submarine warfare. Reports say von Bernstorff will visit the President to convey German views, while officials stress neutrals retain rights under international law. debates center on arming ships and potential safeguards for American lives aboard passenger vessels.
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United States
Lusitania
Count von Bernstorff
Wilson
Berlin
Kaiser
Wilton
Germany
Paris
America
von Hethmann-Hollweg
Great Britain
Bryan
Atate
la Patrie
Americana
Imperial Chancellery
Teutons Plea and Wilson Support Amid Neutrality Debate
In Atlantic City and New York reports, Champ Clark urges Wilson to ignore unduly public interviews. A letter from the American Independence Union urges continued neutrality, claiming substantial pro Germany sentiment among some citizens. The Clothiers association endorses Wilson over the Lusitania disaster and notes improved trade as the British wool embargo eases. A Times London editorial condemns Germany’s reply as a flat repudiation of American demands and a defense of submarine warfare, arguing it rejects international norms.
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Er Champ Clark
Germany
Wilson
Europe
New York
Juno Topr
Berkemeier
The
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Cea
Missouri
Prealiferman Ridder
United States
Austria
Clothiers
Atlantic City
M. J
Naional Association of Clothiers Convention
Leeitania
London
Times
Herr von Jagan Joyes
Wiaon
Bryan Brand
Teutons Renew Bloody Thrust In Eastern Front
Allied and German officials report heavy fighting along the Nieman and Pilica rivers and near Praemysl. Prussian Bavarian forces claim captures of officers and troops, plus artillery, as Russians and Austrians mount counterattacks and evacuations unfold across the Przemysl and San fronts.
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Vienna
Amsterdam
London
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Sieniawa
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Stry
Dniester
Pruth
Poland
Radom
Corsican Liner Corsican Chased by Submarine Near Queenstown
Montreal reports the Allan liner Corsican arriving at Glasgow with about a thousand passengers after being chased by a submarine near Queenstown. The Corsican received a wireless warning from the Megantic and was on the lookout for underwater craft.
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Montreal
Glasgow
Queenstown
Montreal Star
Megantic
Water routes debated by Georgia professor at Illinois conference
Chicago June 1 former Interior Secretary Walter L Fisher Governor Dunne of Illinois and William A Helton of the University of Georgia spoke at a Western Economic Society conference on a proposed Lake Michigan to Gulf waterway. Illinois has allotted 5 million dollars for an eight foot channel from Lockport to Utica. Helton warned the plan would fail while Dunne argued the route would boost commerce to New Orleans and the Gulf.
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Walter L. Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Dunne
Illinois
William A. @helton
University of Georgia
Western Economic Society
Tlinois
Lockport
Uties
Ill
Govrnment Centrol
Shelton
Mississippi
Utica
Missisaippi
St. Louis
Professor Bhelton
Ohio
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Ceira
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Vally
Panama Canal
Boston
Philadelphia
Newoni
Clean-Up Time Across Rio Grande In The News
The report discusses relief efforts amid Mexican turmoil as General Obregon Carranza and Villa forces pause near a truce while awaiting President Wilson's note. George C. Carothers sails to Chihuahua to deliver the American message to Villa and his cabinet before further talks.
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Bragillian
Amercan
Mexico
Department of State
Zapatista
Carranza
Mexico City
Zapatistas
el Paso
Texas
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Y Villa
Wilson
George ¢. Carothers
State Department
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Chihuahua ‘City
Carothers
Toggether
Toon
Aguas Calientes
Washington
Systematic mountain climbing began with Alfred Wills ascent
The sport emerged in 1854 when Sir Alfred Wills reached the Wetterhorn marking the start of organized elevation climbing. This milestone linked exploration, mountaineering, and ascent techniques that shaped early climbing culture and competitive routes.
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Sir Alfred Wills
Wetterhorn
Rumania presses Austria as front lines widen
London reports from June rely on Morning Post and Geneva Journal sources. Rumania is cited as demanding territory from Austria or forming a defensive alliance with Italy and Romania while rumors persist of entry into the war. Italian papers allegedly mark the impending expansion of hostilities with Bulgaria and Romania.
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Austria
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San
Snds
Tames Post
Frontik
Berno
Berlin
Rumania
Hanilacu
Geneva Journal
Copenhagen
Italy
Austra
Romania
Supreme Court approves initials usage in bankruptcy cases
Washington June 1 The supreme court reversed a lower court ruling in Indiana allowing George Freithin of Indianapolis to register as creditor "C Ferger" using initials instead of full names. The decision rejects the insistence on full names as required by bankruptcy law and clarifies that initials may suffice for creditor registration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
George Freithin
Indianapolis
C Ferger
Charles Ferger
Obituary: Mre Jana Vinson Remembered by Family
Mre Jana Vinson, aged for an early hour this morning at her residence 91 Greenwood avenue, died after brief illness. Survived by sons Dr. G. A. Vinson, Dr. W. D. Vinson and John T. Vinson of Avanta, Dr. C. Vinson of Alabama, and T. P. Vinson of Dallas, Texas, and four daughters Mrs. C. B. Frater of Alpharetta Georgia, Mrs. R. G. Broadwell and Mrs. H. Broadwell of Roswell, Mrs. T. Ramsey of Atlanta.
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Jana Vinson
Greenwood Avenue
Iinoas
Pix
G. A. Vinson
W. D’ Vinson
John T. Vinson
Avanta
RG. Broadwell
Mra.h. of Broadwell
Roswell, Ga
T Ramsey
Atlanta
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