United States presses to learn Germany’s war rules
Washington June 1. President Wilson seeks a prompt German reply on whether the empire will honor international law and neutral rights in maritime warfare. Cabinet views German note as unsatisfactory and evasive. Bernstoff to see Wilson. administration prepares a brief note. A second item notes an embargo proposal on arms to Mexico and food exports to the United States to ease famine, with Red Cross pilots distributing aid via American consuls. Carranza reports cereals and provisions being allocated as needed.
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United States
Germany
iPro
Mecabibaet Council
Count von Bernstorf
White House
Berlin
Wilson
Arlington
Lansing
Redfeld
Houston
Lane
Garrison
Duniela
Bryan
Bur‘teson
Gregory J
Mexico
Rio Grande
Mixa Mabel Boardman
Executive Committee
American Red Cross
Red Cross
State Department
Cuba
Monterey
Withycombe
Oregon
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Mexco
Reserve Banks Run At Loss, Says Kentucky Sun
A Kentucky Sun analysis notes the twelve regional Federal Reserve banks hold 346.7 million in assets, with loans and securities earning 41.1 million, about 6 percent of assets. It argues idle assets, low earnings, and high operating costs yield losses for member banks, with potential assessments looming.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Kentucky Sun
Farmers Club Meeting Scheduled at County Court House
The Ohio County Farmers' Club will hold a meeting at the court house on Saturday June Sth at o'clock. County advisor Mr Browder will attend and all interested are urged to be present and participate. BH Bleach Ch'a'n C Blgin secretary
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State Guard
Co. H
de Weese
Hartford
Ohio Cunty Farmers’ Club
Browder
Watson withdraws from presidential race in Indiana
Indianapolis May 27 James E Watson of Rushville withdraws from the bid for the presidential nomination. He says Indiana supports Fairbanks and will back him, clearing the field for Charles Warren Fairbanks. The move lifts Republican tensions as the party weighs a united Indiana front for the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James E. Watson
Rushville
Watson
Charles Warren
Fairbanks
Indiana
Greensburg
Pasadena
Cal
Ti Ie
California
Hays
Hoe
Corydon
Louisville
Fairbanke
Democrats Untried Mob Warns of Tariff Blunders
Washington reports Senator Tillman decried the Democratic majority as untrained in parliamentary law and charged the tariff bill with crude, faulty provisions. The piece lists alleged defects, cites legal critiques by the American Bar Association, and signals planned future articles on correcting these statutes.
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Washington, D. C
Tillman
South Carolina
United States Senate
Court of Customs Appeals
The
American Bar Association
Congress
James R. Mann
Illinois
Dundee Couple Wed at Beaver Dam in Morning Ceremony
Mr C. C. King and Miss Elle Mitchell of Dundee were married at Beaver Dam yesterday at 11 o clock by Rev Huntsman of the M E Church. They left by LC train for a bridal trip to Evansville and other points and will reside in Dundee where Mr King is a prominent druggist. The bride is the daughter of Mr Buck Mitchell and is described as charming and popular.
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C. C. King
Elle Mitchell
Dundee
Beaver Dam
Huntsman
M. EB. Church
Evansville
King
Buck Mitchell
Tany
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