Germany Replies To U S Note On Submarine Warfare
Berlin wireless report prints Germany’s reply to the American note of April 20 regarding submarine warfare. Jagow notes investigations into the Sussex incident and reserves further communication until decisive facts are established. Germany defends its restraint, cites neutral risks, and says proposals to reduce dangers were not accepted by the United States.
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Berlin
Germany
Sayville
N. Y
Gottlieb von Jagow
Gerard
United States
James W. Gerard
U. S
Great Britain
Capes
Germany stresses submarine limits and calls US neutrality support
The German note to the United States reiterates that Germany must use submarines in wartime but will constrain them to protect noncombatants and warn ships. It blames Britain for violating international law, argues US pressure has fallen short, and warns that if US efforts fail, Germany will reserve full liberty of action.
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Great Britain
United States
Germany
Union
Anil
Britain
America
Hare
Sas
Aales
Manti Iowa village site sold for summer home
Henry Field has purchased the former Mor mon village site at Manti near Shenandoah for a five acre tract at £160 per acre, to be named Hickory Hill. The area retains only a graveyard and one old house marking the once thriving Mormon settlement, which faded after the railroad era.
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Manti
Shenandoah
Henry Field
Field
Hickory HI
Mantl
Mormon Church
Iowa
Alpheus Cutler
Charlotte Palmer
Boone
Frank J. .Foy
Seattle
Wash
Thomas Scott
Perry
Red Oak
Eliza A. Olney
Knoxville
Ontario County
New Jersey
William Olney
Jefferson County
Marion County
Towa
LaCrosse
New Hampton
Traer
Tama
Grinnell
Malcom
Oskaloosa
Albia
Kansas City
la Crosse
E. L. Beard
Tamara
Henry Bartlett
Sioux City
Robert A. Peryon
Dubuque
Sarah C. Bishop
Indianola
Isabell J. Donley
Delmar
Julia A. Genung
Glenwood
Martha A. Hornby
Mount Pleasant
Ellen J. Waterbury
Akron
Mary Murphy
Alton
Harry Bunting
Logan
Minneapolis
M. D. Myere
Arthur
Anamosa Reformatory
Tilly Alcartra
A. W. Morris & Sons
Woodland
Cal
California
Cotter
Fort Dodge
Lehigh Sower Pipe and Tile Company
Lehigh Clay Products Company
Plymouth Clay Products Company
Iowa and Southwestern Railroad
Clarinda
College Springs
Shambaugh
Snanda
St. Louin
Altoona
Potter's Field
Laurel Hill
Des Moines
Pleasantville
Coffin
Carrie B. Rutledge
L. 8
H. H. Fry
Board of Supervisors
Buena Vista County
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Florida
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
West Virginia
Louisiana
New Mexico
John Griffin
C. M. Miller
Irma Roege
Davenport
Cerro Gordo County
Haircut Crime Echoes Across Time in France
A curious remark recalls that hair cutting was once illegal in France and suggests that in some places it remains a social constraint today. The exchange frames the ongoing tension between fashion, craft, and public policy in certain locales.
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France
Land hunger prompts review of free land policies
The Nebraska State Journal notes Uncle Sam's opening of a 4,000-acre tract in the North Platte Irrigation district signals the end of broad free land distribution. It compares U S and Canadian offers, warns of rising land prices and social strain, and urges statesmen to address internal settlement pressures as Western Canada lures American settlers with cheap or free lands and high crop yields.
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The
Nebraska State Journal
Uncle Sam
North Platte
Battlement
Farma
Canada
United States
Towa
Iowa
Nebraska
Athera
Western Canada
Tims
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Golittles
Pasce
Earlham
Madison
Dallas
Board of ‘Supervisors
Crawford County
Clay County Improvement Association
Clay County
Peoria Journal
Dropey
Ravel
Bright
Dean
Illinois
Elseman
California Ave
Chiago
Til
Doan
Postep-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Black
Ris
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