Germany Use Lusitania Incident to Seek Peace Explain Sentiment in U S
Topics shift from diplomacy to potential U S attitude as Gerhard and Bernstorff aides plan to convey Germany’s stance across the ocean Kaiserward. The piece blends wartime intrigue with domestic political referenda on terminal elevator, bootlegger, immigration bills, and a regents board, highlighting parliamentary delays and petition efforts.
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United States Steel Co. Wins New Jersey Court Ruling
The U S district court in New Jersey refused to dissolve United States Steel Corporation ruling the government failed to prove Sherman Act violations. It found 95 percent of the press trade involved in committee meetings linked to the Gary dinners was unlawful yet ceased before the 1911 complaint, so no injunction issued.
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Ford raises capital stock and declares large stock dividend
SPLIT Detroit June 4 The Ford Motor Co announced an increase of authorized capital stock to 100 million dollars and a stock dividend of 48 million dollars payable July 1 A cash dividend of 2 million dollars was declared on the original authorized stock with details unclear including figures tied to officers and allocations
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Shriners Begin Ceremonial Session Amid Parade Night
In North Dakota city 700 nobles gather for the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ceremonial, with about 100 novices to be admitted this evening. The procession and events begin as the parade and festivities kick off, drawing participants from across the region. Evening activities are highlighted by the large turnout and planned induction of new members.
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Germany Endeavoring to End War Says Washington Report
Washington dispatch reports Germany seeking to use the Lusitania tragedy to press European peace. Count Von Bernstorff reportedly suggested this at the White House conference. Oscar Strauss, a former commerce secretary and Hague tribunal member, met the German ambassador and Secretary Bryan to discuss the situation.
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Teutonic Cities Jubilant Over Galicia Victory
Jubilation sweeps Germany and Austria Hungary at Przemysl fall. Berlin Budapest and Vienna decked with flags as crowds sing national anthems. German and Austrian advance continue on Galicia front with rapid pressure on Russian lines. Crown Prince headquarters bombarded by French artillery. Italian ships report Monfalcone bombardment aftermath with smoke and flames from Port Monfalcone.
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Wilson and Cabinet Debate German Note on Lusitania
Washington reports the cabinet reviewed President Wilson's drafted rejoinder to Germany over the Lusitania sinking. The note asks whether Germany will follow humane international law in maritime warfare and outlines U.S. position. A German envoy’s memorandum and ambassador von Bernstorff’s agent sail to Berlin to convey U.S. views.
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