President Refuses to Bargain With Germany
The President maintains the U S position that no concessions can be made to Germany while awaiting a clear note on the law and the conduct of merchant ships. Negotiations appear informal and may delay a formal German reply. The President golfed with Dr Grayson and rode through Vermont to greet village crowds. He read aloud to his family in the evening.
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Orford
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Wilson sends message on submarine talks to Berlin
President Wilson prepares instructions to Ambassador Gerard at Berlin for informal submarine warfare talks. Gerard will relay that he has no opinion to offer and will not add to U S. position. The State Department will handle secrecy and Wilson personally pens the instructions after reviewing Gerard’s reports.
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Gerard
Berlin
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State Department
Lansing
Fifteen Killed in Ontario Trolley Accident
Fifteen persons died and 52 were injured in a trolley derailment near Queenstown Ontario. The Toronto Sunday school group on a Niagara Falls picnic caused the tragedy. Niagara Falls hospital and Toronto authorities prepared for the injured and hospital beds.
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Niagara Falls
General Hospital
Fitchburg Railroad Fees Total $10000 for Legislative Work
The Fitchburg railroad earned a $10000 fee for legislative work by Burdett Wardwell Ives, filed with the Secretary of State. The main bill of interest at the State House was the Boston & Maine road reorganization. Conrad Crocker was paid $630 for work on the bill in New York and New Hampshire.
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Burdett, Wardwell & Ives
State House
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Conrad Crocker
New Hampshire
William B. Lawrence
Miles and Sullivan clash at Anti-Saloon League convention
Atlantic City July 7 The American Anti-Saloon League delegates focus on a heated feud between retired Lieutenant-General Nelson A Miles and ex-champion John L Sullivan. Sullivan derided Miles in a telegram prompting a tense rift among about 8000 delegates as Miles presides and Sullivan is set to speak.
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Gossip for Motorists Headlines and Local Moves
J. D. Anderson of Fisk Rubber spoke at a luncheon with Fred Ayers of Boston Fisk. Chester I Campbell left for the Pan American exposition and will address the Rotary Club in Chicago. Bay State Automobile Association plans an early Belmont Spring Country Club tournament. Readville race prizes on display at Hotel Lenox. T. E. Jarrard now heads Apperson Brothers sales with J. H. Newmark assisting advertising. For 1916 the Apperson Company will continue activities.
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Fisk Rubber Company
Fred Ayers
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Chester I Campbell
Rotary Club
Chicago
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Belmont Spring Country Club
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Apperson Brothers’ Automobile Company
J. H. Newmark
Apperson Company
Hupp Motor promotes J G Roe to service department
J G Roe who has handled publicity for the Hupp Motor Car Company of Detroit has been promoted to a responsible position in the service department. The Bi-State League collapses after the Racing Club refuses to join a four team circuit leaving five Illinois clubs and one Wisconsin club.
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Freeport
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Wisconsin
Eastern tennis team arrives for Panama-Pacific championships
Eastern tennis team arrived in San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific Exposition championships to be held July 10 to 17. Team members include R. N. Williams 24 W. M. Washburn Dean Mathey and G. M. Church who immediately began practice.
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R. N. Willams
W. M. Washburn
Dean Mathey
G. M. Church
Wright Narrowly Falls in Singles at Utica Tennis Meet
In Utica New York the Central New York tournament narrowed to semi finals. Wright of Boston lost to Rosenbaum of New York in singles while Wright and F OC Inman of New York captured the open doubles title. Harris of Brattleboro Vermont won his singles match. Four pages of photographs headline the new Pic toting Section of the upcoming Sunday issue.
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Yahnundasis Golf Club
New York
Wright
Boston
Rosenbaum
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Harris
Brattleboro
Red Murray Joins Chicago Nationals Cubs Brooklyn
Veteran outfielder John Red Murray, released last week by the New York Nationals, has accepted terms with the Chicago Nationals and will report to the Cubs in Brooklyn tonight.
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Red
Murray
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Chicago Nationals
Cubs
Brooklyn
Lafitte Signs with Buffalo Club After Brooklyn Release
New York reports that pitcher Gene Lafitte, freed recently by the Brooklyn Feds, has signed with the Buffalo club of the same league, the announcement coming tonight.
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New York
Gene Lafitte
Brooklyn Feds
Buffalo Club
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