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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
7
Washington reports Secretary Bryan submitted and accepted his resignation following differences over policy toward Germany and postures in the war crisis. He indicated a fuller statement would follow after the German note enciphering and transmission, with plans to remain in Washington for a time before future movements are decided.
Early morning to late night tensions marked the day as Secretary Bryan, seen with a troubled look, faced a gravity laden German negotiations issue. Journalists clustered outside his door, then learned he was detained by important business before the cabinet meeting.
Washington June 8 Rob ert Lansing successor to John Barsett Moore as counselor of the state department becomes secretary of state ad interim when Secretary Bryans resignation takes effect He is a son in law of John Foster secretary of state under Present Harrison a lifelong democrat and has been an international lawyer for many years President Wilson plans no immediate appointment Lane Franklin K secretary of the interior was mentioned as possible but Canadian birth and cabinet strain likely prevent his selection It is likely the president will retain Mr Lansing and avoid shifts in cabinet Lane has prepared memoranda on belligerent notes since the war began and is regarded as an expert in international law Lane called to Washington New York June 3 Franklin K Lane secretary of the Interior in New York for honorary degree dinner was summoned to Washington before the function ended
Robert Rosenthal confessed to being a German spy sent to England by the German admiralty after his arrest here on Saturday. He held a passport issued at the American embassy in Berlin, deemed genuine though not American by Rosenthal. The embassy reports he swore falsely to U.S. citizenship. no further action will be taken locally.
Officials of the Cramp Ship Building company refused to discuss a published report that negotiations are under way to lease the plant to the Hebeihem Steel company. Another source says Cramp facilities might be leased for war munition manufacture, with no change to regular shipbuilding work. The stock recently rose to 24 1/2 on heavy trading from 22 68.
Washington June. President Wilson showed deep sorrow over Secretary Bryan resigning from the cabinet. He urged efforts to win Bryan back, canceled and later confirmed a Tuesday press conference, and spoke of regret to Cabinet members and officials while contemplating succession and advising Tumulty to limit speculation.
President Bryan maintains consistent political stance through Wilson era. He campaigned nationwide for Wigan, faced scrutiny over patronage in San Domingo, and opposed Sullivan’s nomination. As secretary of state he negotiated treaties, steered delicate Japan China talks, and urged lasting peace while shaping administration policy. He and Mrs Bryan hosted lavish social events in Washington as he weighed future plans.
Fifteen Yale oarsmen in New London Conn suffer ptomaine poisoning after fish supper at training quarters near Whales Ferry Head. Coach Guy Mickalla rushed to harbor with physicians. crew members reported illness hours after dinner.
Lynchburg Virginia announces the election of Hew J T Hundley as president of Virginia Christian College. He succeeds the late Dr G P F Coler whose death occurred last winter. Hundley had served as financial secretary of the college.
A New York banker, named as chairman, will lead the National Red Cross Mexican telecommittee set to handle relief for Mexico. The committee will coordinate with Red Cross state boards to manage aid distribution and fundraising efforts nationwide.
The Old Guard Battalion and their families gather on the lawn of Wailer P Andrews at Peachtree Road Saturday at 2 PM for a barbecue outing. Each guardsman may bring two lady guests and must notify James T Scott at the Atlanta National Bank Building with attendance and guest count.
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