Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State Over Policy Differences
The text reports William Jennings Bryan resigning as secretary of state due to inability to join President Wilson's German policy. It notes the resignation was accepted, Lansing signed the note to Berlin, and includes Bryan's resignation letter praising Wilson and confirming their differing approaches to preventing war and submarine warfare.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryce
United States
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Berlin
Bryan
State Department
Sacon
J. Bryan
Secret of State
Row Wilson
Georgia Farmers urged to grow their own feed and hay
The article argues Georgia farmers can meet home demand and supply livestock by growing crops like peas, soybeans, millet, sorghum, corn, alfalfa and oats with vetch. It says legume and mixed roughage boost feeding value, reduce west dependence, and increase fertility and long term agricultural success. It urges starting this year to expand both animal and human food production on Georgia farms.
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Georgia
Rgia
West
Georgia Mares Could Raise Georgia Work Stock
Government figures show Georgia had 125000 horses at year start with about half being mares and a 60 percent breeding potential. Breeding these mares could yield 7500 colts annually, far above last year’s 3900. With 434000 head of work stock overall, state breeding could cut the 12000000 import bill by domestic production, if high class sires are introduced and mares bred locally.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Berlin reacts to U S note on German naval warfare
Berlin officials criticize the U S note published before delivery to Germany. Chancellor and Foreign Minister von Jagow defer comment until German officials review contents. Diplomats viewed the note as conciliatory, contrasting with earlier cable reports.
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Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
United States
Gerard
Herr von Jagow
Admiralty
Herr von Jazow
Officials Optimistic Over Peace Prospects With Germany
Washington officials express optimism after the American note to Berlin, framing it as firm on humanity and international law while inviting Germany to respond with dignity. Italy’s forces clash along the Isonzo as fighting intensifies near Gorizia. Russian reinforcements bolster the front, with expectations of renewed pressure on German lines in Galicia.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Berlin
Gerard
London
Isonzo
Gulf of Triest
Cologne
Geneva
Gorizia
Triest
Gradisca
Monfalcone
Galicia
Warsaw
Linsingen
Dniester Zurawna
Berlin Editors Split On American Note And Submarine War
Berlin papers dissect the American note with a split view. Some editors favor negotiations toward a compromise, while others, including the Tagische Rundschau, say the note delays settlement and undermines genuine friendship by claiming the Lusitania sinking was unparalleled.
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Germany
Berlin
Tagische Rundschau
Lusitania
COLONEL HOUSE IS HOME
Colonel House arrived in New York on the St Paul from Liverpool denying any peace mission role. He said he met German French and British officials but his Europe trip was personal and not connected to Wilson administration policy. He emphasized he travels to Europe annually and his visit had no political significance.
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New York
Germany
France
England
Europe
Wilson
Edward M. Howse
Liverpool
St. Paul
House
Wee Per Setteene
Armistice Sought as Generals Debated Mexico City
Excerpts from Pablo Gonzales report an armistice offer by three convention party delegates. Gonzales demands Mexico City forces join Carranza or evacuate, with 48 hours to present a counter proposal. Rumors say Mexico City may surrender to Carranza as Gonzales prepares to feed 400000 people if seized.
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The
Democrata
Carranza
Pabla
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
Convention Party
Gonzales
Constitutionalist
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