Lusitania Note Demands Questioned by Lansing
Washington February 7 United Press reports that Secretary Lansing challenged a German official’s claim of new demands in the Lusitania dispute. He stated the U S government had not increased its demands as outlined in the May 13 June 4 and July 1 1915 notes and doubted Zimmerman made any such statement.
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More Plots Reported as German Trunk Seized
Ottawa reports new German plots emerge as Parliament meets to probe the fire that destroyed the Parliament buildings. Bridgeburg guards fired on a rowboat near the International bridge. Seven hundred soldiers arrived to reinforce guards at canals and munition plants while extra sentries were posted. Police seized a trunk belonging to German resident Schweiber containing plans of Parliament and Canadian harbors.
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Ferdinand to visit Berlin amid rekindled relations
Amsterdam reports the Kaiser once backed by a slap that ended cordial ties, now Czar Ferdinand plans a Berlin visit. In Dallas Katie Sinclair, seven, wounded in Mingus murders, remains in hospital crying for "the man" as doctors fight for her life.
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Baseball Suit Is Dismissed Today
Federal Judge Landis today dismissed the Federal League suit against organized baseball, ending the baseball war. The action, brought under Sherman law, targeted the National Commission and was dropped on the motion of the former Federal League.
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Big strike looms as 700000 workers may quit
In New York on February 7 reports say a joint strike of seven hundred thousand union coal miners and railroad workers is organized by the conference of agents in Mobile. Radicals among railroaders expect combined power will force wage increases, with meetings set in Mobile and February 21 for anthracite miners nearby.
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Arkansas River Still Rising Strains Sw Roumania Report
United Press reports the Arkansas River rising with widespread flood damage across towns in the Southwest. Seventeen dead and many homes destroyed as workers brace on Arkansas City levees. musical event notices and international wartime notes appear among the chaos.
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Texas Faces Insane Population Strain, Doctor Warns
Dr. Thomas W. Larson of the Rockefeller Foundation and Texas Medical Association cites Texas as the fifth most populous state for insanity with thirteen facilities and a planned capacity of about fifty one hundred patients. He notes no official body oversees mental care and that hundreds await admission in county jails before asylum intake.
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Untitled fragment describes train line and station notes
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