Must Mark Steamers and U. S. to Guarantee Cargo
Restriction placed by Germany on the use of American passenger ships which are to be given complete immunity if they do not carry contraband.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
6
Restriction placed by Germany on the use of American passenger ships which are to be given complete immunity if they do not carry contraband.
The German reply to the American note on submarine warfare argues Germany seeks humane limits and mutual honor. It claims no guilt for Lusitania losses, pledges safe passages for neutral passenger ships with proper markings, and proposes neutrals be shielded from attacks while allowing limited passenger service across the Atlantic.
A British government report notes rats play a key role in plague spread and discusses prevention. It covers East Indian conditions, campaigns from January to February, and findings of twenty infected crates among rat cadavers within an area declared infected. Rat control efforts had reduced populations but probably not enough to stop transmission.
Milwaukee Journal extols farming as a profitable and liberating profession. It praises the farmer as independent and educated, accessible to those with humble beginnings, and emphasizes outdoor work, modern conveniences, and personal growth through soil work. The piece urges youth to consider agriculture for health, strength, and virtue.
Secretary of State Hodges fights audit push amid claims of an adverse report and questions of authority. Arkansas detail shows committee vote, bankers association context, and related state financial matters crossing into rail, legal, and educational spheres with mentions of Governor Bays and other officials.
Secretary Daniels invites Thomas A. Edison to lead an advisory board of eminent inventors for the Navy Department. The plan aims to harness American inventive genius to develop new devices for submarine warfare and other war needs. Edison’s acceptance will go to Washington for formal approval and planning.
Diplomatic sources report Constantinople's horror increasing as city hospitals overflow with 40,000 wounded from Gallipoli. The number grows amid ongoing conflict. elsewhere Huerta waived preliminary hearing in El Paso federal court and was bound over to a San Antonio grand jury on neutrality law charges with a $15,000 bond.
A de cree soon to be issued by Carminga reportedly forbids exporting cattle from any part of Mexico under Can range control. Authorities say the measure aims to regulate cross border movement and preserve local herds. Details remain unclear as information continues to reach us.
A $10,000,000 claim was filed in the Circuit Court by Charles W. Bates referee. The suit alleges the United Railways Company, longtime traction head Hable, owes more than 210,000,000 to the old St Louis Company.
Powder mill at Thounslow Middlesex suffered extensive destruction after a series of explosions as hundreds of men began work. The incident left the facility largely ruined and raised concerns over safety and potential casualties.
London reports that Red Cross researchers note new gas cases on the Italian front are denser and more deadly, with quicker effects than earlier formulations. The finding signals intensified chemical warfare and raises alarms among medical and military observers about treatment and防 precautions.
An American note relayed from Berlin via Sand discusses Rome paying rent on the German response. The wording reflects diplomatic phrasing and notes from the Berlin channel about financial obligations and replies.
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