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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

7

Britain Defends Favoring US Citizens in War Trade

Britain argues in a memorandum that it has granted special concessions to United States citizens to minimize neutral trade disruption during wartime. The document outlines cotton shipment arrangements, prize court procedures, and efforts to avoid unnecessary delays while noting limits and ongoing consultations with the United States government.

United States Board of Trade United Kingdom Sweden Russia Washington London

More Time Granted on Imports From Germany

Washington June 24 The British government has extended time for importers to ship goods contracted for or purchased before March 1 last the effective date of the orders in council the State Department announced today an extension intended to ease the handling of German imports.

London Tama Crewe Foreign Office Sir Edward Grey Washington America Ogeechee Germany State Department Rotterdam Lansing New York

Reservists Parade in Somerville Sparks Riot Response

About 300 Italian reservists from Cambridge Somerville and Boston paraded through Somerville's Slaughter House district attracting 3000 spectators. They blocked streets hooted at police and marched toward the University City before peacefully dispersing to sail from New York for Italy.

Cambridge Somerville Boston

Van Loon family humor grows weekly in Doings column

Pa Van Loon sharpens weekly wit with family antics in the Doings of the Van Loons, a lighthearted feature slated for the Sun day Post.

Pa van Loon van Loons

U S Note Sent On Frye Case

The United States dispatched a note to Berlin reasserting that the sinking of the American ship William P. Frye violated international law and the 1928 Prussian American treaty, and seeking reparations without prize court steps. Germany agrees to reparations under the 1828 treaty but justifies destruction and refers the case to a prize court.

Washington United States William P. Frye Prinz Eitel Friedrich Berlin Frye Germany

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