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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1915

Page

2

Governors Conference Preparations In Boston Details

The committee announced most details for the Governors Conference in Boston. Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley will welcome visitors at 10:30 AM. ex Governor Fort of New Jersey will preside in the afternoon. a defense and budget focus dominates sessions with speakers including ex Governors Emmet O Neal and R L Williams. Secretary Daniels will visit with his party, the militia parade routes are set, and a public reception closes the first day.

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There Will Be No War Says Bryan

Former Secretary of State William J. Bryan argues that avoiding war is essential and urges diplomacy, the treaty plan, and restraint by the press. He warns against letting a few citizens drag the nation into conflict and calls for unity to keep the country out of war.

Bryan Chicago William J. Bryan Great Britain France Italy Russia United States Germany Washington Congress Garrison Daniels Navy

War talk at rallies in a state campaign

A Democrat writer criticizes Congressman Gardner for loudly demanding war with Germany and criticizes Auditor candidate Jacob C. Morse for saying Germans had a reason to sink the Arabic. The letter urges focusing on state policy rather than European war issues.

Gardner Germany Jacob C. Morse Morse Massachusetts Europe

Story of Frank’s Ride to Death Now Told

The account details Frank’s abduction and execution by a vigilante group at Cobb county Milledgeville after seven hours in an automobile. He spoke only twice, denied confessing, and uttered no admission to killing the Phagan girl. He declared his love for his wife and mother before the rope. The report emphasizes planned, orderly proceedings and denies mistreatment.

Slaton Georgia Leo Frank Atlanta Miles C. Riley Wisconsin Lenox Frank Phagan Lfe Grey Oak Vigilance Committee United States Marietta Mary Phagan Milledgeville Smith Burke William Creen Militia Mariette Little River William Frey

Wilson Moves Toward Break With Germany Over Arabic Sinking

U S officials prepare for a possible severance of diplomatic relations with Germany after Ambassador Page reports that the Arabic was not convoyed and did not ram the submarine. President Wilson weighs action while Garrison and Daniels plan a defense buildup and naval expansion.

State Department Ambassador Page United States Queenstown Thompson Page Berlin Germany Gerard Wilson London

Germans from Starkad Rescued Near Fire Island

The Norwegian steamer Starkad arrived from Bordeaux with two German crewmen aboard a third officer and a seaman. A British cruiser Berwick intercepted near Fire Island and transferred W Theel and H Schiefflein to the Berwick before Starkad headed to port.

New York Starkad Bordeaux Fire Island Berwick Essex Lancaster Prinz Witel Friedrich Kronprinze Wilhelm Newport News Olsen W. Theel H. Schiefflein

Lapland Arrives Safe at Liverpool Naval wharf

White Star line announced the steamship Lapland has arrived at Liverpool at 9 a m today. The report ends fears of a mishap while passing through the war zone and confirms the ship is safe in port in New York on Aug 22.

New York White Star Line Lapland Liverpool

Six More Generals Retired by France

Paris reports six more generals have been transferred from active to reserve, part of General Joffre's policy to put younger men in command. Since the war began, this policy has cut the average age of French generals from 61 to 61.

Paris Joffré

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