Wilson Warns Germany of Unyielding Rights and Ultimatum
President Wilson issues a forceful note declaring the United States cannot tolerate any violation of neutral rights on the seas. He calls submarine acts that contravene American rights deliberately unfriendly and rejects Germany’s proposed compromise plan. Germany’s replies are deemed unsatisfactory and the nation expresses keen disappointment at the German position.
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Reconciliation Talk Fails in Eaton Divorce Case
Mrs. Ella F. Eaton seeks no reconciliation as Charles S. Eaton faces a divorce action for cruel treatment. Martin Walter of Los Angeles speaks for Mrs. Eaton saying efforts should keep the dispute from court and protect her name. In Weston, July 23, police track a deadly hit and run that left 3-year-old Hollis A. Travis dead. occupants of the fleeing car remain at large.
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Baseball results from leagues across the country
National League games include Boston 2 Chicago 13 in 11 innings and Pittsburg taking two wins 6 1 and 4 3 over New York. Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 2 10 innings. American League sees Boston 8, ot anes. Chicago 2 Cleveland 11. Philadelphia 3 Detroit 2. Washington 1.
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Pioneers and treaties mark today in history
Today marks the 1847 founding era of the Pioneers entering Utah near Lake City and the 1897 Dingley tariff act. It notes actor Willie Gillette born in 1853. A year ago Secretary Bryan signed a breathing spell peace treaty with Argentina Brazil and Chile.
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Six in a Row for Red Sox Tops Slobsters at St Louis
In a game at Sportsmans Park Boston swept to an 8 to 3 win, marking their sixth straight victory. Carrigan's men benefited from erratic pitching by both sides though Leonard faltered for Boston and Vean Gregg underperformed, yet the Sox produced the decisive scoring.
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Forced to Make Runs Against St Louis Pitches
A feature recounts Boston and local pitchers failing to hold a late lead as southpaws from both sides struggle against St. Louis. The narrative notes the home team’s comeback and a sharp adjustment by the opposing twirlers.
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Accident during parents' absence injures children
Yesterday before noon an accident occurred while Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Travis were away. Mrs. Travis had visited a neighbor, leaving Hollis in charge of his sister Emma. The children had gone for a walk and were returning when the incident happened.
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Moon phases and celestial notes for the year
Rises and sets times given with moon events for July and August. Full moons listed July 26 and August 24 with quarter phases in August. Also notes 205th day of year, 358th day of war, morning stars Saturn Venus Jupiter, and auto lamp timings 7 44 and 8 14.
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Weston 3 year old killed in hit and run accident
Hollis A. Travis died after being struck by an automobile in front of his Weston home. His sister Emma M. Travis, 10, witnessed the tragedy as the vehicle fled the scene.
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Weather forecast for Boston and New England regions
Fair conditions for Boston area. Northern New England expected fair Saturday followed by partly cloudy Sunday with possible showers and lower temperatures. Southern New England to have fair Saturday and cloudy Sunday with unsettled conditions and moderate east winds.
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United States condemns German reply on freedom of seas
The United States says the German response is unsatisfactory and defends that neutral rights must be upheld. It condemns submarine warfare that injures neutrals and calls for disavowal of the Lusitania sinking and reparation, insisting on freedom of the seas without compromise.
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Wilson Pushes For Bigger Navy And National Defence
President Wilson orders reports on defence to be submitted to him personally by the War and Navy chiefs. He plans a broad naval program for Congress, to be discussed after his upcoming visit to Cornish New Hampshire, while delaying Germany talks to pursue permanent policy.
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AGAIN ASKS REPARATION ON LUSITANIA
The headline reports renewed calls for reparations following the sinking of the Lusitania. German actions are decried as illegal and aimed at destroying lives, prompting international demands for restitution and accountability.
Germany Faces Immediate Break Over Submarine War Note
Washington July 23 The official text of the latest American note to Germany on submarine warfare was delivered to Berlin by Ambassador Gerard. The note dated July 8 1915 is quoted as instructing delivery of the text to the minister for foreign affairs and outlines American rights and the urgency of response.
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