Germany’s Answer and Wilson Note on Lusitania Crisis
The piece analyzes President Wilson’s note challenging Germany’s submarine warfare as a violation of international law. It argues Germany ignored arbitration proposals and seeks to isolate the Allies, predicting rising danger to U.S. commerce and unity behind the president’s stance.
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Tinker Tariff Rivalry and the 1916 Election Tarnish
A political attack argues that supporters of the Underwood tariff fare as reformers and accuse enemies of swapping public interest for party gain. It claims the 1913 tariff reduction boosted prices on wool and wheat, while praising farm and industrial strength and urging free trade ships to widen America's role. The piece condemns standpat leaders Barnes Penrose Bourne Warren and allies, warning that war threatens peace and neutrality.
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Propitious Prospects Targeted by Monopoly Grievances
A fragment notes a group hiring its old machine to grind the grief of monopoly and reaction, signaling tension around prosperity prospects and entrenched interests in the economy.
Veterans of the South Pray for Peace at Reunion
Thousands of Confederate veterans open the Twenty-fifth reunion in Richmond as they pledge loyalty to the Union, support President Wilson, and seek wisdom in international affairs amid the European war. They honor Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and other leaders, with Judge Tyler comparing Confederates to Belgium.
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Miller's Repairs Promised for All Watch Needs
City brief notes Miller's in carey avenue offers repair and adjustment services with moderate prices and high quality. Large crowds attend a revival concert at the Coliseum.
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Dynamite attack on George Weller home investigated
Report notes arrest and conviction sought for those behind the May 13 dynamiting of George Weller’s home. Fire Horse Missing Babe, a long serving bay horse, was stolen then recovered with other horses in a stable, likely moved by mistake. A marriage license was issued to William L Harbour of Eaton Colorado and Gertrude Marion Clark of Torrington.
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Torrington
Cabinet Faces Decision on U S Action After Lusitania
President Wilson and his ten advisers weigh a bold response to Germany after the Lusitania sinking. A second note to Berlin on disputed points is anticipated while Count von Bernstorff seeks informal talks. Expatriates flee Germany for Switzerland amid anti American sentiment.
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White House
Had Long Trouble and Expected to Die
The article recounts wide attention to Eckman's Alterative after a patient from Keyser West Virginia recounts extended illness starting in November 1908. Despite two consultations predicting lung involvement and near-term death, the patient credits the remedy with dramatic recovery after months in bed.
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Press views upon German reply to U S note
A compilation of editorials from major papers assessing Germanys reply to the US note on Lusitania and other wartime actions. The excerpts show varied Continental and American stance on neutrality rights and maritime warfare.
Piping Rock and Belmont Meet for First Time in Sync
New York June 1 For the first time in New York racing history both the Piping Rock and the Belmont tracks will be in swing tomorrow Belmont had historically closed for part of the Piping Rock meet causing owners to attend the other track The Belmont entries were late sparking rumors that the Belmont card might not run tomorrow
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Two Found Dead in Dubois Murder Suicide Suspected
Idaho Falls Idaho June 1 Word came from Dubois this afternoon that Dr J H Jones and his wife were found dead each with a bullet wound in the temple. Murder and death by their own action are believed to have been perpetrated. Dr Jones was well known in this region.
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Leader attracts crowds to largest fishing tackle stock
Hundreds of shoppers visit Sands Leader each morning to browse the city’s largest fishing tackle stock and profit from deals as the store offers wide selection.
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Dogs, Farm Sheep's Worst Enemy
Washington reports a study blaming sheep-killing dogs for large losses of sheep across 46 states excluding the Western Division. The bulletin estimates significant potential increases in sheep numbers if dog predation is controlled, noting substantial economic impact and widespread unreported killings.
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