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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
2
President Wilson advances a note to Germany amid ongoing talks with German officials and secretaries. Berlin officials expect a reply by June 20, with hopes for a clearer understanding and peace prospects emerging from the neutral rights dispute.
Washington officials foresee no delay in US demand for Germany to guarantee safety of American lives. President Wilson may blend firmness with a prompt Berlin reply, with a possible severance of diplomatic relations if Germany does not comply. Meyer Gerhardt’s talks are needed before any reply, analysts say.
The State Department reports heavy requests for the White Book, the first volume in a series of papers containing diplomatic notes and telegrams with belligerents since the war began. It includes neutral rights, commerce restraints, and notes with allies and Germany, with more volumes to follow.
Large congregations and prominent speakers marked the 250th anniversary of the First Baptist Church of Boston at Clarendon Street and Commonwealth Avenue. The climax of the celebration drew national Baptist figures and local officials as part of the weekend festivities.
Key figures from Newton Theological Institution Brown University and local churches spoke at services marking 250 years since the First Church of Boston was founded. Addresses highlighted Bible education ethics and early church history with tomorrow’s finales and a closing vestry banquet.
Formal demand on the British war office is expected within days to secure release of Boston youths illegally enlisted after crossing the Atlantic on horse transports. Congressman Peter F. Tague and U.S. special agents will report to Washington, with parents appealing to Senators Lodge and Weeks for help.
Federal officials possess a letter describing seven stranded American youths at the Sailors' Home and Red Ensign Club in Liverpool. The note hints at recruitment by officers or substitute chasers, raising concerns over their safety and potential exploitation.
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