United States Demands Austria-Hungary Surrender in Ancona Incident
The United States presses Austria-Hungary for prompt compliance after the Ancona attack. The note demands sinking of the Austro-Hungarian submarine commander and reparations for American casualties, signaling a firm, noncompromising stance and possible severance of diplomatic ties if refused.
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Lansing notes Austro-Hungarian sinking Ancona
Secretary Lansing's note to Austria details US survivors' accounts of the Ancona sinking on Nov 7. A submarine shelled and torpedoed the liner after attempting to scrape, killing and injuring many aboard including Americans. The United States demands lawful conduct, punishment of the officer, and reparations.
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Policy Aims to Protect American Interests at Home and Abroad
The article notes a new policy aligned with President Wilson’s address to Congress last Tuesday. It cites his mention of disloyal Americans of foreign birth accused of bomb plots and conspiracies, and says the administration intends to push ahead to protect U S interests on land and sea regardless of cost.
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Austria’s Silence on Ancona Sinking Deepens Diplomatic Gap
Vienna reports attempts to contact the submarine involved in the Ancona sinking have failed, with officials saying the commander’s first report may differ from later allegations. Berlin notes President Wilson’s push for new maritime law and shows German market reactions as the Geneva bourse falls.
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Wart remover ad claims painless removal at Cyrus Pharmacy
An old newspaper snippet advertises Cyrus Wart Remover as a painless cure for unsightly warts. The Cyrus Pharmacy at 415 Vpirtiels Ave promotes the product with brief claim of easy wart removal and attractive appearance.
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Cyrus Pharmacy
Vpirtiels Ave
Greece And Allies Near Settlement
A Paris dispatch cites Athens indicating near resolution of Greece and Entente powers disputes. Colonel Phallis met General SurFath, head of the French army in the Orient, and said negotiations proceed satisfactorily. The Entente allies retreat moves forward slowly but securely.
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Pilot Responsible For Steamer's Crash
New London December 18 United States Inspectors of Steam Vessels Withey and H Stewart find John H Anderson of the steamer Tennessee responsible for the collision with the schooner Samuel Thorp in Block Island Sound last October. The crash injured two steamer passengers and caused about 15000 dollars in steamer damage and 500 dollars to the schooner. Anderson is summoned to appear before the Inspectors on December 15 to answer charges.
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Bulgarians Close On Greek Frontier Amid Serbia Action
Salonika cor respondent reports Doiran and Gievgeli completed evacuation and Bulgarian forces now within five miles of the Greek frontier following advances in southeastern Serbia with Allied pursuit to the Greek border.
U Boats Claim 508 Victims and 917000 Tons Sunk
Berlin says German and Austro Hungarian submarines have sunk 508 ships totaling 917,319 tons. Vienna suffers coal shortage. Dieguez's Carranza forces accused of looting churches in Southern Sonora. About 16,000 people left homeless by the Hopewell disaster aided by Petersburg relief group.
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Sonora
Hopewell
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Buy Ly Ord Brothers Hats Label East and West
Fragmentary notice shows Ly Ord Brothers selling hats under the Bunton label at possibly East Side and West End locations. No clear dates or prices readable. Further details unclear from the text.
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