Germany’s evasive reply to American note on Lusitania
Germany delivered its reply to the American note at Berlin, avoiding direct answers on sinking and submarine warfare methods while proposing future negotiations. It expresses regret for unintentional attacks, offers compensation where at fault, and hints at Hague reference for disputes. It also asserts Lusitania as a British naval auxiliary carrying guns and war materiel, and questions U S steps to pressure Britain on food imports.
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Donations for the Medora Bridge Progress
Dickinson North Dakota June 2 Work will begin soon on a bridge over the Little Missouri at Medora. The Medora bridge joins a Missouri river span between Mandan and Bismarck as the last weak link in a coast to coast county improvement on the red trail. Most funds have been raised with donations from counties west of the Missouri river.
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Government weather publications list released for free
The superintendent of documents has prepared a new edition listing government weather related works. The catalog spans 35 pages and covers topics from aerodynamics to Yukon conditions, available free on application at the Government Printing Office.
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DePalma Wins and Breaks Five Hundred Record at Speedway
Ralph DePalma won the fifth annual five hundred mile race at Indianapolis motor speedway in 5 hours 33 minutes 55.5 seconds at an average 89.84 mph. Dario Resta finished second, Gil Anderson third, with 11 of 23 starters finishing. Fifty thousand dollars prize money was distributed, DePalma taking 20 thousand. no injuries reported.
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Preparation of a Second Note to Germany Began
Washington reports that after two hours of cabinet discussion the preparation of a second note to Germany began. The note is expected to question whether Germany will disregard fundamental international law.
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Beautiful Hawaii in Colorful Views by Dr Payne
Dr Charles A Payne presents a travelogue titled Beautiful Hawaii featuring motion pictures of landscapes and scenes from the islands. The illustrated talk promises high quality images and engaging stories from his world travel experience.
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Charles A Payne
Charles A. Payne
Terror to the Catalogue House
S. H. Plattenburg, an authority on community life, will speak at Chautauqua on town country relations and conserving business and civic life. He argues preserving shops, post offices, and rural delivery sustains civilization and benefits the youth of the community.
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Inside History of War Secrets From Diplomatic Promises
Recalled tales from Aubrey Stanhope's On the Track of the Great reveal how a Japanese minister predicted war with Russia eight years prior. The account shows steady confidence between reporters and officials and how miscalculated assurances influenced Russia's unpreparedness.
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Aubrey Stanhope
Ancient Whale Found During Los Angeles Street Work
Workmen cutting a street in Los Angeles unearthed a fossil whale. City museum scientists identified it as a proglacial age specimen, estimated to be more than a million years old, likely trapped in a shallow bay after an earthquake.
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Moeller Leaves Penitentiary Returns to Velva Welcome
Dr. Thor Moeller, recently discharged from the state penitentiary after an indeterminate term with a minimum of six years, is in Devils Lake today and plans to resume practice in Velva after a royal welcome. The sentence duration ends with two and a half years remaining. The state Catholic convention will convene in Dickinson June 22 to 24, drawing 1,000 to 2,000 delegates, priests, and laypeople from across the state.
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