Secretary Bryan Resigns Over Note to Berlin
Washington June 9 William J Bryan resigns as Secretary of State and the resignation is accepted by President Wilson to take effect immediately. Robert Lansing, acting Secretary, signs the note to Germany as Bryan declines to lend his name citing a wish to prevent war. Cabinet meetings and tensions over policy marked the crisis with Bryan leaving for private life while pledging continued support for the President.
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Lefford Brothers 7 Bites Spring Custom Suits Buy East Side
Lefford Brothers offer spring custom suits for men on the East Side and West End in a local shopping push. The store promotes tailored styles and quick service for nearby customers.
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Bryan as Secretary Set Against War
In a May 12 1913 speech before an audience of British Canadian and Australian delegates Mr Bryan asserted there would be no war during his tenure as Secretary of State and that he would not have accepted the post if he believed war loomed He expressed confidence there would be no conflict during his incumbency and hoped the last great war had passed.
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Lansing Named Acting Secretary of State in 1914 Transition
Washington reports Robert Lansing, newly acting Secretary of State, has long served as Counselor since April 1 1914 after John Bassett Moore’s resignation over policy disputes. Born 1864 Watertown he built a career with Lansing & Lansing and as counsel in Behring Sea and North Atlantic Fisheries cases.
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Resignation and Acceptance of Secretary Bryan 1915
Secretary Bryan submits his resignation to President Wilson over policy on submarine warfare. Wilson accepts with deep regret, praising Bryan’s service and reaffirming shared goals. The exchange marks a peaceful transition as both men emphasize continued cooperation on peaceable aims.
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Bryan resigns as secretary of state in wartime policy shift
Washington reports Bryan quits after two years in the cabinet over opposition to warlike notes to Germany. President endorses aim of peace and new assurances to protect U S lives and property, while Germany's stance and the Lusitania issue loom. Note to Germany expected Thursday for presentation to Berlin, with German response likely weeks away.
W. J. Bryan Career Told In A Nutshell
A concise biography tracing William Jennings Bryan born 1860 in Salem to his education at Illinois College and Lincoln career. He served in Congress 1891 95, edited Omaha World Herald, delivered the Cross of Gold speech in 1896, led multiple presidential campaigns, founded The Commoner, toured the world 1905 06, and served as Secretary of State under Wilson from 1913 to 1915.
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Wilson Praised On His Stand By Papers Of Paris
Paris June 3 The resignation of Secretary Bryan dominates evening editions with sketches of his career. Midi labels him pacifist at any price and warns Germany. L Information lauds Wilson firmness and global resolve. French government seizes La Guerre Sociale for anti war stance.
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Senator OGorman's Message to Bryan in New York June
Senator James Gorman expresses regret at Mr. Bryan's resignation and says he supported Bryan for the State Department portfolio. He notes Bryan's foreign relations counsel and apologizes that the Administration loses his guidance. He also telegraphs to Hon. W. J. Washington praising Bryan's ideals.
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