Final notes leave United States free for protest on blockade
The United States prepares a strong protest over Allied and German war policies as Wilson officials press for a defined maritime blockade. Berlin and London reply to US notes with conditional concessions on submarine use and food imports, while British and German aims clash over neutral shipping and enforcement rules.
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Wilson
Germany
Great Britain
Bryan
Berlin
James W. Gerard
United States of America
England
London
von Jagow
Foreign Office
Gerard
Grey
Belgium
High Seas
Prince Bismarck
Count Caprivi
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Digestive Aid
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural vegetable remedy that cleanses the bowels and liver and freshens breath. The copy claims they act like calomel without side effects, relieve griping, and are sold in 20 and 25 cent boxes by All druggists from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
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Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, O
Secretary Bryan Note on War Zone Regulations Made Public
Washington publishes identical note to London and Berlin seeking mutual concessions to protect neutral ships. It proposes terms for avoiding dangers on high seas near belligerent coasts and urges both nations to discuss measures including no floating or anchored mines.
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Scarborough
Yarmouth
Whitby
England
Wilhelmina
United States
Bryan
Washington
London
Berlin
Sir Edward Grey
Germany
Great Britain
Methods of blockade aims in government request to Britain and France
Washington dispatch outlines U S plan to strangle German commerce through blockade and asks London and Paris for responses. The exchange frames the diplomatic demand as a policy measure to curb German aggression.
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Paris
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France
Germany
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