Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State After Note to Germany
Washington June 9. After a conference with President Wilson Counselor Robert Lansing announced that the note to Germany would go forward to Berlin this afternoon and be published in Friday papers. Bryan's resignation becomes effective with the dispatch of the note and he will issue a detailed explanation later today. The note will be signed by Lansing as acting secretary. The move marks Bryan as the first secretary to resign over a foreign policy dispute with the president.
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D. C
Wilson
Robert Lansing
State Department
Germany
Berlin
United States
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Lansing
Bryan resigns as secretary of state to avoid war risks
Secretary Beyan tendered resignation to President Wilson stating he must resign to avoid signing a note to the German government that would betray his country. Robert Lansing is appointed as interim secretary, with confirmation of the cabinet action and notes on ongoing efforts to resolve submarine warfare issues.
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United States
Germany
White House
Aryan
Rotary
John W. Foster
Harrison
Wilhon
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Lane
Alwkan Railway
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Lansing
Beyan
Wilson
Cape
State Department
Deven
Gifts Exceed One Million for MIT Construction
Boston June 2 Gifts to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology totaling over a million dollars were announced by President Maclaurin. Anonymous donors provided 150000 and 100000 as initial funds for dormitories near the new 10000000 plant in Cambridge. Du Ponts and Charles Hayden contributed 225000 for a mining department building, while Stone and Webster gifted a house for the president. An additional 100000 from T Coleman Du Pont was added to a general fund.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Maclaurin
Ommendee
Institute
Cambridge
T. Coleman DuPont
Pierre DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Charles Hayden
Charles A. Stone
Edward A. Webster
Moston
Alanmt
Maclear
T. Coleman DuepPont
No Commutation Denied for Leo M. Frank in Atlanta
Atlanta prison commission refused to recommend commuting Leo M. Frank's death sentence for the murder of Mary Plagan to Governor Slaton. The decision was announced today in Atlanta Georgia.
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Georgia Prison Commission
Slaton
Atlanta
Prison Commission
Leo M. Frank
Mary Plagan
Short Trout Fines Lead Rutland Officials
Rutland June 38. County wardens and Deputy Robinson arrested Edward Barrett of Danby for short trout possession and fined 38 dollars. Another man, Danke, was fined for keeping illegal possession. Warden Hayward warned sportsmen to avoid violations and pledged strict enforcement on the river near Mount Taber.
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Rutland
Cam Paige
Guvesters
Fred W. Hays Ward
Clifford A. Robinson
Thie Rity
Eawerd
Barrett
Danby
Miiday Theen
Danke Soan
Hayward
Enid
Westerday
Robinson
Mount Taber
Mr. Varrett
Lenin
Harwich
British steamer torpedoed by German forces
A British steamer was torpedoed in wartime action near a South Barre harbor. Reports indicate damage and potential loss, with Allied efforts initiated to rescue survivors as naval authorities investigate the incident.
NEW TROOPS ARE LANDED SQUADRON OF FLEET PROTECTS MOVEMENT
Paris dispatch reports Allied forces renewing the Gallipoli offensive from Friday with a major bombardment and fierce fighting along the line. A squadron covers the landing near Seddul Bahr as more Turkish positions are targeted from the air and sea. Prisoners say Constantinople expected reinforcements yesterday.
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Havasspatch
Athens
Gallipoli
Mytileno
Seddul Bahr
Peninnsula
Seddul Kahr
Constantinople
Russians Fight Desperately In Eastern Front
Despatches report Russian forces in eastern Galicia making a stubborn stand against Austro German advances toward Lemberg. In the Isonzo sector Italian troops consolidate along the river as clashes with Austria begin. Western front sees French gains but progress is slow and contested.
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Caporrtta
Gulf of Trieste
Italy
Isonzo
Lemberg
Geneva
Russia
Galicia
Allies' Transport Reported Sunk
Constantinople reports from the Turkish war office that on the Dardanelles Front Tuesday heavy artillery fought as an enemy transport was hit by shellfire, listed and sank. A second transport hastily withdrew from anchorage after the attack.
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Constantinople
London
Turkish War Office
Dardanelles
Pire
Venice Bombarded From Aircraft by Austrian Plane
Vener Tuesday morning a booster dropped by an Austrian aeroplane near Paris caused one death and many injuries. Property damage was extensive as buildings suffered heavy harm in the attack.
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Paris
Westner
Mntorary Amd
Wietetie Wuildings Sullernd
Numerous Court Cases Prompt Youth on Probation
Arthur Stephens a 17 year old surrendered to police on burglary charges after a May 6 search. Judge Scott placed him on probation suspended sentence for a month with weekly reports to Chief Sinclair. Other defendants including Victor Diani and Mrs Selina Athano faced hearings and fines or bail actions in city court. Guido Rossi paid a $5 fine with costs after pleading guilty to an assault in Maple avenue fracas.
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William Wishart
John W. Dineen
North End
Sug Jstrate H. W
al Bandaman
Diani
Beltrami
Vine Street
Selina Athano
Webster Avenue
R.A. Hoar
Wishart
Mr. Hoar
Scott
Guido Rossi
Jamon Sullivan
Maple Avenue
Vermon Central Baptist officers chosen at Montpelier
The 108th annual Vermont Central Baptist association session with Orange County is at Montpelier Baptist Church. Officers elected include Moderator Rev. George H. Holt Barre and clerk treasurer Rev. Sanford K. Meek West Topsham. The event marks the Montpelier Manual church semi centennial with talks by Rev. Guy Lamson and Rev. W. A. Devine.
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Vermont Central Baptist Association
Orange County Association
Montpelier Baptist Church
Ivan H. Benedict
Montpelier
Sanford K. Meek
Weath Topsham
George H. Holt
Barre
J. D. Johnson
Fast Randolph
West Topsham
Ralph Burgin
J. H.thompson
Northern Baptist Hduestional Society
Otelork
H. Perkins
Baptist Young People’s Union
West Toprelenin
Kent
Reonrvaident
Mise Viniet Scott
Websterville
Hinme
Addreses
Mary Histor
Guy Lamson
Pithedelphis
W. A. Devideon
Barlington
Vermont
Auto collision injures woman near Nortlington
An auto collision occurred on a Nortlington street injuring a woman named North. The driver Flickerd Mellend from Montpelier was reportedly involved, with witnesses and bystanders describing the chaotic aftermath and police or hospital response.
Spaulding High Prize Speaking Honors Held
A capacity opera house crowd watched Spaulding High School’s annual prize speaking contest during commencement week. Ten contestants, five girls and five boys, earned top prizes with Miss Mary Bishop, Miss Ida Margaret Carusi, Victor Ossola, and Deane Davis among the awardees, while music by the girls chorus and glee club enriched the program directed by Miss Proctor.
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Spaulding High School
Bose
Mary Bishop
Ida Margaret Carusi
Victor G. F. Oksola
Deane Davia
Lincoln
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Mian Proctor
Lewmina Rickert
Eva Smith
John T. Hubbard
Raere
Ordijot Bank
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Newell Parker
Howard Wilbur Geake
Forbes
Devis
Margaret Carusi
Phelps
Miss Law
Andrews
Fremh Jarre
Hmasen
Ruth Breton
Hunephey
Brafford
Deane Tevie
Taevee
Marthoneel
Perenne
Peter
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