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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

9

President's planned note to Germany outlines war risk and peace aims

The piece explains President Wilson will demand a just response to German notes, insist lives of Americans at sea must be protected, and warn that the United States may break relations or go to war if German submarine warfare persists. It notes Berlin's push for an interview and diplomatic maneuvering as Bernstorff seeks to steer toward conciliatory action and broader peace aims.

Washington United States Germany Wilson Congress Bryan von Bernstorff Berlin Count von Bernstorff White House Foreign Office Mexico Europe

Final Appeal to Save Life of Leo M. Frank

Long plea from supporters traveled 1000 miles urging Georgia to stay execution of Leo M. Frank amid doubts about his guilt. The lettered testimony cites juror influence and a Boston doctor supporting innocence while Massachusetts officials push clemency. Mrs Frank testifies to a stable marriage and daily jail visits as trial details and a judge’s earlier clemency views surface.

Frank Georgia Leo M. Frank United States Commonwealth Holmes Justice Hughes United States Supreme Court Ernest H. Gruening Boston Alexander Brin Prison Commission Massachusetts John Marshall Slaton Slaton L. S. Roan Luther Z. Rosser Reuben R. Arnold Roan New York

Governor Walsh Expected to Veto New Haven Bills

Close sources say Governor Walsh will veto the New Haven validation bills passed by the Legislature last week. He is believed to spare the big capitalization bill after amendment suggested by the Public Service Commission. He may sign or allow the Boston and Maine reorganization bill to become law, despite attorney general objections.

Walsh New Haven Public Service Commision

Slight Change in Note Converts Lusitania Text

State Department officials compared the official German note with press despatch texts. They said wording differs without changing meaning, notably in the paragraph about Lusitania arming. The official version claims guns were aboard when leaving New York, mounted under decks and masked.

Washington State Department Lusitania New York

German Socialists Denounce the War Manifesto Circulates

The Morning Post reports a long German Socialist manifesto being spread among workers. It accuses Austria of causing the war and denounces the German war party imperialism and secret diplomacy as enemies. It claims peace was possible in March but imperialists rejected it.

London Morning Post Berne Austria

Memorial Day Ceremonies at Revere Cemeteries

William B. Eaton Post G A R led memorial exercises in Revere with veterans, guests, and students. Attendees visited Woodlawn and Old Town Cemeteries, aided by the Women’s Relief Corps Laura Hamblin Tent and others. John A. Chisholm Camp escorted by Fort Banks soldiers and City Council members toured Holy Cross and Woodlawn Cemeteries.

Revere William B. Eaton Woodlawn Cemetery Old Town Cemetery Woman's Relief Corps Laura Hamblin Robert Spavin John A. Chisholm Fort Banks Holy Cross Woodlawn

Earl of Jersey Dies in London in 19th Century Note

Victor Albert George Villers seventh Earl of Jersey dies in London at age 98 born 1845 served as governor general of New South Wales in 1893 last night report from London.

London Victor Albert George Villers Earl of Jersey New South Wales

German Prisoner Shot Attempting Escape

A coroner's jury in Leigh found a German prisoner named William Karl Schmidt killed by a sentry during a Sunday escape attempt at a prison camp. Prisoners reportedly pierced a dormitory wall and Schmidt, after scaling a partition, was shot as he tried to flee through the roof.

London Leigh William Karl Schmidt Schmidt

Senator Lodge Joins Veterans in Memorial Day Parade

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge joined the G A R veterans in Na hant Memorial Day parade after passing his home. He marched to the cemetery where he listened to the ceremony, then attended speeches at the Town Hall.

Henry Cabot Lodge Nahant

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