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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
7
The government of the United States states it has no alternative but to request the recall of Mr. Durbba due to improper conduct. It expresses deep regret that this course is necessary and assures the imperial and royal government of sincere regret and cooperation.
Washington and Vienna clash over Archibald the American bearer of intercepted Austro Hungarian dispatches amid recall demand for Ambassador Dumba. Secretary Lansing moves to cancel Archibald passport. Dumba disputes claim of wrongdoing while Lenox and Washington await Vienna word on a possible recall and future relations with Austria Hungary.
A Philadelphia based Master Dyers Association committee met at the state department seeking help to relieve a dye shortage. They reported no new practical dye methods and dwindling supplies from major Philadelphia firms. They urged releasing dyes detained in German ports under specific conditions. Secretary Lansing pledged to do all possible and a formal conference followed with Foreign Adviser Fleming.
Wieming told officials there was no evidence of a large dyestuff import among the 167.9 million worth of goods at Rotterdam docks bound for America. He explained that restrictions now prevent sending dyestuffs to Germany, as the government requires German manufacturers to be supplied through American channels.
Rochester report on September 9 quotes Dr George H Kirby of Manhattan Hospital Ward's Island linking morality to mental illness and feeble mindedness. He cites syphilis as a cause of one seventh of insanity and a quarter of feeble mindedness in New York state institutions, causing many deaths annually alongside typhoid fever.
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