Government Replies To Germany Over Submarine Warfare Policy
At 4 30 this evening the government forwarded a reply to Germany protesting against its policy of unrestricted submarine warfare.
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Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
6
Bill Gives Powers to Seize Ships in War Crisis
Washington Feb 7 A bill introduced in both Senate and House empowers commandeering vessels and other shipping facilities in war or threatened war and has administration backing for immediate passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
President Sails Toward Expanded Control of U S Shipping
A bill would authorize the President to seize U S owned vessels, docks, and related facilities during war or proclaimed emergencies, with penalties for aiding conspirators and a prohibition on selling to foreigners. It includes swift seizure without notice if warranted and fair value payment later. President Wilson and the Shipping Board approve, with Congress leaders backing rapid passage.
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United States
Federal Shipping Board
Wilson
McAdoo
Denman
Shipping Board
Congress
Fletcher
Senate Commerce Committee
Representative Alexander
House Merchant Marine Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Deporting of Rumanians Begun
The Romanian foreign minister in Paris says Germany has begun transporting Romanian males aged 16 to 67 for internment in Germany. He notes protected nationals from France, Russia, Italy, and Portugal remain. Romania protests the move as a new attack on its rights and seeks compensation.
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Paris
Germany
Rumania
Russia
Siberia
Belgium
Romania
Doctors Endorse Magnesia Over Dangerous Stomach Drugs
An advertisement warns against overuse of stomach medications and urges readers to use pure bisulated magnesia after meals. It cites risks of ulcers from long term drugging and promotes magnesia as a safe, tasteless antacid to neutralize excess acidity and stop fermentation.
Senate Votes to Sustain President on War Stance
The Senate approved the President's address and action amid a rift over severing diplomatic ties with Germany. Key senators argued for unity to show support for the Chief Executive while others warned the move could lead to war. The vote tally stood forty three Democrats and thirty five Republicans in favor.
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Stone
Senate
United States
Germany
Nations
Kirby
Congress
Musterole: Trusted household remedy across ailments
A worn family jar sits on the bathroom shelf providing relief for croup colds sore throats bronchitis and rheumatic pains. Musterole is a clean white mustard oil based ointment that does not blister and offers quick comfort for many common ailments.
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Susie
Johnny
Father
Granny
Halifax for Kirkwall as Inspection Port
Negotiations between Great Britain and Scandinavian lines consider Halifax or Bermuda as a British port of call to inspect cargo and passengers avoiding Kirkwall and its mine and submarine dangers. If agreed, this could hasten the resumption of suspended sailings by Norwegian Swedish and Danish ships.
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Kirkwall
Great Britain
Halifax
Bermuda
Note Defines 4 Percent War Zone Interfering With Wirkwall Calls
The document designates a four percent new war zone making Wirkwall routes hazardous for ships. Halifax is named as the logical inspection port, with calls there seen as obstructive yet nominal in sailings.
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Wirkwall
Halifax
U S Blockade Inquiry Embarrasses Greece
Athens reports that Washington asked Greece to define its stance on the German submarine blockade. The Greek government says the request has embarrassed officials and they are consulting other neutrals before replying.
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U. S
Greece
London
Reuter
Athens
Guards Withdrawn From Ships at Baltimore
Immigration bureau orders remove guards from the German ships Rhein Neckar and Bulgaria in Baltimore. Crews may land if they wish. Two sailors filed for alien admission. Revenue guards to be withdrawn tomorrow leaving police at the piers.
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Baltimore
Immigration Bureau
Washington
Rhein, Neckar
Bulgaria
German Embassy Staff Photographed for Passports
A photographer at the German embassy began taking pictures of every man woman and child connected with the staff for passport attachments. Copies may be sent to British and French naval officials who will honor safe conducts arranged by the United States for the German party.
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United States
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