German note outlines U boat war rights and Allied actions
Washington March 8 German ambassador Count von Bernstorff handed Secretary Lansing a memo detailing Germany's view of armed merchant ships and the causes for torpedoing such ships. The document accuses Britain of expanding contraband rules and arming merchant vessels while seeking to starve Germany, citing U boat warfare as a response and urging adherence to prewar international law.
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Wilson to press submarine talks as House backs armed ships stance
President Wilson moved to pursue negotiations with the central powers on submarine policy as Congress affirmed support for arming merchant vessels. The House voted 276 to 142 to table the McLemore resolution urging Americans against belligerent armed ships.
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Poultry Buyers Advertise Top Market Prices
Local buyers KNOPP and SCHNEIDER invite poultry sellers to contact Phone No 45 for current market rates and prompt cash offers.
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