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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
7
The memorandum outlines His Majesty's government assurances to minimize neutral commerce disruption from wartime sea restrictions. It cites concessions to U.S. citizens, a cotton arrangement with contract date windows, rapid settlement of claims by American shippers, and cooperation with American representatives to ensure prompt payments and documentation.
The report details British wartime measures affecting American goods in transit from German origin, noting 27 vessels detained in UK ports and 19 under restriction, with 8 discharging cotton bought by His Majesty's government. It outlines special concessions, prize court procedures, and ongoing appeals by the United States for continued shipments or relief for neutral interests.
The Crown expresses willingness to address inquiries from the United States over detained American cargoes and vessels. It argues that no substantial grievance by American citizens justifies delay, reiterating readiness to provide information without prejudice to prize court proceedings while awaiting U S government views.
New York June 24 Harry E Thaw sat with his lawyers as jurors heard sixteen witnesses mostly friends from his Canada and New Hampshire stay testify they believed him sane and a national man. A physician a sheriff and others described Thaw as a gentleman without delusions, while prosecutors noted none recalled Thaw discussing women or the Stanford White case.
Mrs C L Morgan aged 35 dies at her home No 10 Lexa Avenue Oakhurst Thursday morning. Survived by husband and three children. Also her mother Vira E W W Yatts of Villa Rica, a brother W W Yates of Villa Rica, and two sisters Mrs T G Powell of Villa Rica and Mrs J C Baskin of Bremen.
Annapolis June 24 A court of inquiry investigates a cheating scandal at the Naval Academy as Midshipman Reagle prepares a confession. Testimony exposes theft of a course exam copy from a professor, and peers admit receiving coaching on modern languages from Nelson, an honor man, while other students report advance exam access and hush orders.
London reports seven fishing drifters sunk by a German submarine off the Scotland coast. Most of the crews were saved and taken aboard the American steamship Llama. The drifters were sunk about east of the Skerries.
Local opticians at 42 North Broad Street Cody advertise vacation glasses for sea and mountain trips. The soft tinted lenses protect eyes during travel with frames suitable for outdoor use.
Rome June 23 official Vatican organ Osservatore Romano rejects a Paris La Liberte report of Pope Benedict interview as inaccurate. It stresses official Holy See documents reflect the pope’s views, while private publications may contain errors, noting public wartime statements and recent correspondence.
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Hart Bimpoon wife of the late W O Simpson and former president of Exchange Bank will be held in Rome Georgia. She died in a Battle Creek sanitarium after years of ill health at age 88. Survivors include sons T J Simpson and Lares, and daughters Mrs J L Macka Mrs McWilliams and Mrs W M G Mon.
EY Culbreath aged 0 died at a private hospital Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs TL Culbreath of Pithéite a brother Claude Culbreath of Grantville and a sister Mrs TR Cotton of Grantville. Vir cath was a fireman tor Kills Bro. company, and had lived in West Tne pirk for a number of years.
Miss Georgia Ransom aged 17 died at her parents residence 14 NSA Howard Street Kirkwood Thur morning. She is survived by one brother Madison Ransom and one sister Marguerite Ransom. Parents Mr and Mrs Stansom are named in the notice.
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