Wilson Calls For Isolation Of Germany In Note To World
President declares the United States will follow its April 18 1916 Sussex note after Germany renews unrestricted submarine warfare. The US recalls its ambassador from Berlin and grants passports to the German envoy, with a commitment to seek Congress approval if Neutral commerce is threatened.
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Moral Forge Sought as Neutrals Urged to Break with Germany
Washington reports President Wilson urged all neutrals to sever diplomatic ties with Germany, mirroring U S actions. Armed guards guard treasury and mints as Congress moves to authorize war revenue. Vessels seized include Kronprinz Wilhelm and Savoia. other ships damaged to block seizure. Von Bernstorff sobers as U S diplomacy shifts.
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Germany
Wilson
United States
Hoboken Police Guard German Fleet Piers
Since the war began Hoboken New Jersey police guard the piers where the German merchant fleet lies. After Germany announced a new submarine policy the guards were tripled and ordered to keep all away from the ships. Crews remain on board.
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Germans Burn Interned Ship in Honolulu Harbor
German gunboat Geier, interned since the war began, is burning in Honolulu harbor after the crew set it ablaze. Reports say engines on several German and Austrian ships in U S ports have been dismantled or damaged as authorities tighten guards and confine crews to vessels.
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Nation on Guard Against Plotters
Washington mobilizes to counter German sympathizers as national, state, and local agencies scramble to defend the country. White House grounds close to visitors and police patrol gates while the state war and navy building restricts access to official passes only.
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Mrs Conroy Acquitted In Michigan Murder Trial
Mrs Mary Conroy a society woman who married a workingman was acquitted of murdering her husband Edward Conroy after claiming self defense. Prosecution said the couple quarreled over money she spent on shoes. Mare Island Navy Yard and Norfolk Navy Yard placed on war basis with tightened security and rush repairs.
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All Greeds Join 10 Visit Million Homes
In New York on Sunday Protestants Catholics and Jews joined to visit about a million homes to discuss religion. Pairs of interfaith volunteers delivered invitations in eight languages and recorded religious beliefs as a census of city faiths. Prominent leaders included Cardinal Farley Bishops Greer Wilson McDonnell Burgess Leibert Hayes and Rabbi de S Pool.
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Women Saloons Watchers In Buffalo Crusade
White ribbon reformers patrolled Buffalo saloons on Sunday seeking Sabbath law violations. They acted independently, not under the liquor department, as part of a preparatory Spring cleanup effort.
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Welsh barred for life by Wisconsin boxing panel
Freddie Welsh is permanently barred from Wisconsin after failing to appear for a trial on stalling in the bout with Ritchie Mitchell. A default verdict was issued as he did not attend the hearing. In Evansville, Indiana, Despondent over prohibition led John Reisinger to drink poison in a saloon and die.
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Four Die In Iowa Wreck Near Cromwell Station
A Burlington train eastbound No. 12 struck a broken rail near Cromwell Station Iowa on February 5. Four people were killed including Mrs John Lash Cres ton Ia A B Davidson Menah Wis Miss Mary Hawkins Eagle Neb Mrs B M Hawkins and F A Schroeder of Omaha. Fifty others were injured and possibly may die. Injured include C S Christian son F M Crump ton F A Ferry Oak Park IL and J Y W Warren La Grange IL.
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Sought in Diamond Robbery Report
Kenosha Wisconsin February 6 Frank Miller formerly an ice handler here is being sought in connection with the Milwaukee Haffner Road house robbery in which diamonds valued at 1200 dollars were taken.
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Texans Against Immigration Bill in Texas Senate
El Paso chamber of commerce sent a message to Texas senators in Washington urging maximum effort to stop the immigration bill with the literacy test from passing the Senate over the President's veto.
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Patrol Torpedo Destroyers Sail From San Francisco
The United States torpedo destroyers Paul Jones and Whipple departed San Francisco on February 5 and are believed to be patrolling outside the Golden Gate.
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Senator Lewis Foresees War Only By Overt German Acts
Washington February 5 Senator Lewis says the President’s message mirrors his night conference view that war would come only if Germany commits overt acts against the United States. He adds that if Germany refrains from attacking the U.S. there will be no war.
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Lowden Urges Illinois Support for Wilson in Crisis
Governor Lowden of Illinois declares a crisis in international affairs after President Wilson’s action. He pledges hearty state support and urges the Illinois General Assembly to adopt resolutions backing the President, while not planning to deploy state troops until Washington guides the response.
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Taxation Revision Urged by Governor Harding in Special Message
Des Moines February 5 Governor Harding urges the legislature to appoint a special taxation revision committee and favors a two month adjournment for its work. He calls for $106000 to value railroads to prepare for an anticipated push for two cent fares.
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Spain Protests Germanys Submarine Policy
Spain issued a strong protest to Germany over unrestricted submarine warfare arguing it violates international law and would paralyze national life. The note accompanies other war updates from Madrid, Stockholm, The Hague, Washington and Mexico City on neutrality, blockades, and security measures.
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Riley Memorial gathering by Daughters of Indiana
The Daughters of Indiana announce a Riley Memorial program at the Congress hotel next Tuesday in Chicago. Mrs. Roy D. Keehn will read James Whitcomb Riley poems, Rev. William H. Covert will lecture on the Hoosier poet, and Mrs. C. B. King will lead a round-table discussion.
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Will Appeal Beer Keg Case to Appellate Court
Shelbyville Ind Feb 5 In the case city of Indianapolis v Home Brewing Co a suit to recover money paid on a judgment over damages from a woman near a beer keg on a sidewalk Judge Blair overruled motions for judgment on interrogatories and for a new trial The case goes to the appellate court The plaintiff prevailed for 2245 23 with interest from verdict date
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