Foodstuffs And Arms To Be Rushes To Allies
London reports Kerensky warns Germany it risks entering talks if it dethrones its emperor. In Washington, leaders plan an immediate US loan to the Allies of at least 2 billion dollars, with a possible 5 billion dollar bond issue to fund aid, money, munitions, and foodstuffs.
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Panama Proclaims War Aid to United States Over Germany
President Ramon Wald signs a proclamation committing Panama to assist the United States in defending the canal and declares a state of war with Germany. Germans in Panama may be interned. exequaturs of German consuls are canceled as Panama aligns with U S action.
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Cuba and Germany Go To War Aboard Havana Harbor
Cuba declares war on Germany after Congress passes a joint resolution signed by President Menocal. Four German ships interned in Havana Harbor are seized. crews removed and vessels damaged as authorities move to fortifications.
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Weather Summary With Temperatures Across Multiple Cities
Ohio and Indiana expect rain or snow Sunday with clearing and cooling Monday. Kentucky and West Virginia see rain then colder conditions, while Tennessee reports showers clearing later. Notable highs include Seattle 56 and San Francisco 58, with Cincinnati recording April 7 1917 weather data showing highs near 68 and lows around 50 in recent observations.
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Emperor William orders reform of Prussian elections after peace
Amsterdam April 7 Emperor William directed Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg to draft proposals for reforming Prussian electoral law to take effect after peace. The message also signals a reform of the Prussian Diet upper chamber and urges shaping political life for wider co operation of all Germans.
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Red Cross Appeals for War Donations Nationwide
Washington April 7 appeals went broadcast nationwide to fund the Red Cross relief for wounded American soldiers and sailors. President Wilson Secretary Daniels and Secretary Baker spoke urging Congress to aid, stressing sacrifice and duty to support democracy and relieve suffering.
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German Flag Floats in Arkansas Despite War Orders
George Hubman of College O ville hanged a German flag over his home last night and the flag remained. Colonel C. D. James of the First Arkansas Infantry revoked a Governor order to remove it, saying the regiment answered to General Pershing. The U S Marshal refused to act, citing no official war proclamation.
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Coal rate increases approved by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized increases of fifteen cents per ton on bituminous coal from mines in Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Tennessee and other states to Lake Erie ports for transshipment. The changes sought by the Eastern railroads in line with their general freight rate hikes become effective April 15.
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U S Officials Explain Alien Status From Enemy Nations
The Department of Naturalization issues guidance on declarations of intention by natives of belligerent countries. A declaration of intention does not confer citizenship. it is a preliminary to a petition for naturalization, with rare state exceptions. (Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Marriage Licenses Break All Records At War Outbreak
Chicago April 7 all records for marriage licenses issued in one day were broken as 480 licenses were issued before the bureau closed at noon. The previous record was 367. Some women applicants urged marriage for wartime security and one man planned to enlist after the ceremony. Fifteen extra clerks and a telephone operator were used to handle the demand.
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New York Marriage Licenses Break Records
New York reports record marriage licenses during Easter and Passover with war calls influencing. In Manhattan Borough about 400 certificates issued and clerks performed roughly ninety marriages.
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British War Chief Praises American Troops in War
London April 7 General William Robertson chief of staff of the British army praised American soldiers calling them splendid fellows and excellent troops in a short time He warned battles are won by fighting not morale stressing welcome for U S entry into the war for freedom
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NorwegIan steamer Camilla sunk with two lives lost
A Reuter dispatch from Copenhagen reports the Norwegian steamer Camilla carrying corn for the Belgian Relief Commission was sunk without warning off an unspecified location. Two crew members are confirmed dead.
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Quaker Group Backing Wilson War aims
Twenty three members of the Society of Friends released a statement outlining Quakers' plan to support America’s war effort. They reject military power as contrary to God’s spirit but reaffirm unwavering support for the government and a role for peace lovers in various nonhostile capacities.
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German plot uncovered as munitions found near Nogales border
A box car in Nogales Sonora contained forty rifles and 14000 rounds of ammo, revealing a German-backed plan to raid Nogales Sonora and Nogales Arizona. Fourteen Mexicans arrested, one allegedly confessed funding by California Germans. Carranza officials linked German agents to broader border assault schemes.
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Lansing Urges Russia to Bar German Plots for Unity
In a special appeal Secretary Lansing urges the Russian government to ensure internal concord to prevent German intrigue from undermining the war effort. He notes the April 6 declaration of war and urges Russia to unite against autocracy to help democracy prevail.
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Mexican Troops Reach International Border
Laredo Texas April 7 Reports that Mexican troops were moving toward the International border sparked concern as the situation near the border intensified with reports of troop movements and potential cross border activity.
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German-Linked Arrests Highlight East Eleventh Street Raid
Police seized eight rifles and six handguns with ammunition maps and compasses in a rooming house raid in New York. Federal agents detained retired German Army Lt Bielkowsky aged 79 amid reports he acted as a German staff agent. A prohibited zone near the Navy Yard was mapped for removal of residents.
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Central News reports semi official info from London
The Central News says it is semi officially informed that details are not yet confirmed. The dispatch hints at forthcoming statements possibly affecting the situation but provides no concrete particulars at this time.
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