United States note to Germany on Lusitania and naval conduct
The 1915 memorandum details U S concerns over German submarine warfare and the Lusitania sinking. It stresses humanity and neutral rights, asserts U S duty to enforce laws, and invites German cooperation to curb attacks on neutral ships while noting repercussions for American citizens. It reiterates willingness to aid German efforts to reach a Britain-Germany understanding.
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Berlin
United States
Canada
Great Britain
The
United
Lusitania
Imperial
Germany
US demands German action to safeguard American lives at sea
The United States government states it is reasonable to expect the Imperial German Government to apply the rules protecting neutral ships and lives. It asks for assurance that such measures will be implemented to safeguard American ships and citizens. Robert Lansing, Secretary of State ad Interim.
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United States
Robert Lansing
Daubert's Comeback Gives Lesson in Confidence and Craft
Brooklyn report highlights Jake Daubert, Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman, as a model of self belief and perseverance. Four returns from the minors to the majors, a shy nature, and a breakout across the Southern and National leagues illustrate how steady work turned a hesitant recruit into one of the league's top batters.
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Brooklyn
Jake Daubert
Daubert
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Nashville
Cleveland
Heir in Brown Family Born in Kingwood West Virginia
A son born Tuesday morning at the Brown home in Kingwood West Virginia to Mr and Mrs Robert L Brown Jr named William Gay Brown honoring his grandfather Congressman William G Brown. The father is the son of Dr and Mrs R L Brown of Market Street Parkersburg.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Robert L. Brown
William Gay Brown
William G. Brown
R. L. Brown
Market Street
Parkersburg
New Elegrit Storeroom Opens on 30 Ni Bargains
An advertisement notes the opening of New Elegrit Storeroom at 30 Ni near Edison Elec Co on June 11 12. It lists bargains on appliances and related goods at erty Street location with many items for sale.
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el Edison Elec. Co
Year Without a Summer 1816 Describes Severe Cold Across the United States
The year 1816 is recalled as the year without a summer with January mild but February cold. March and April brought budding but May behaved like a winter month with ice and snow. By the end of May perishables were killed, June stayed cold, snow and ice lingered through the corn belt, and farmers faced repeated crop failures. The following winter proved the harshest the nation has known.
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United States
Vermont
Appetite Focus: Warmer Seasons Shift to Lighter Frying
The article advises making dishes more appetizing while preferring less heating foods. It suggests winter frying can be useful but favors fresh foods, vegetarian paths with butter or olive oil, and nourishing basics like rice and dairy. It notes beef is unnecessary if vegetarian. If meat is chosen, lighter options such as chicken fish or tongue are acceptable.
Alleged Bandit Faces Preliminary Hearing in Bay St. Louis
Harry Lester, charged with the April 23 Louisville and Nashville train hold up, appeared in Hancock county court for a preliminary hearing. Lester and Alfred Oliver, both jailed, are indicted on murder in the baggage-man Peter Marcey shooting during the attempted robbery.
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Peter Marcey
Lester
Oliver
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