US Warns Britain and Germany Over Neutral Flag Use
The United States cautions Britain and Germany that widespread use of the American flag by British vessels would provoke concern and that Germany’s destruction of an American ship could cause serious complications. Washington releases notes signaling U.S. displeasure at neutral flag usage and dangers to neutral vessels in the British Irish waters. The notes stress free passage for American vessels and may alter U S German relations.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Ireland
Gerard
Berlin
Foreign Office
Lusitania
British Foreign Office
State Department
Neutol
Dlaaitania
Orduna
Hore
Idrtish Admiralty
Tim Mount
Kirit‘oh Vetwell
Kaiser Not Aged By War Revealed By Writer
The article recounts Ludwig Ganghofer’s vivid description of Emperor William during World War I. It notes the emperor aged by war with furrows on his brow and recalls moments from funeral, lunch, and interactions with leaders as described by Ganghofer.
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Kaiser
William
Ludwig ‘Atghefer
Ganghofer
Eadd
Bedan
Howe Bimared
Napaleon
Dulle
Terewn
Opernice
Adverse Report on Mulct Law Repeal in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a heated session with the Committee of Intemperance voting to report a definite repeal of the Mulct Law. Benster Clarkeson's bill was made special order for 10:30 Friday morning. Opponents push a bill by Johnston to abolish the state highway commission and shift highway improvements to county supervisors.
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Dea Moines
Werk
Drya
Renate
Audppromelon of Intemperance
Clarkson
Benster Clarkeson
Johnston
Lucens
Germany to Raise Another War Loan
German financiers are summoned to a Berlin conference with the finance minister who says a new loan of 1.25 billion dollars is needed to continue the war. It is hoped Krupps and other leading firms will subscribe in exchange for new army contracts.
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Tondon
Berlin
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Krupps
Readjust freight rates ten pacific
Washington February 12 The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed transcontinental railroads to set certain commodity rates from eastern points to Pacific coast terminals lower than to intermediate Intermountain points to reflect Panama Canal effects. The order details permitted carload freight from Chicago Buffalo and New York to intermediate points at higher margins than from Missouri River routes and caps coal and pig iron rates to Pacific destinations.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Missouri River
Chicago
Intermountain Points
Pacific Terminals
Pittsburgh
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
San Francisco
Intermountain Pointe
Atlante Seaboard
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T Orimmedl
Cnet
Chicago 3 West
Buffalo
Pacific Coast
New York Central Plans 100 Million Dollar 20 Year Bonds
New York Central directors announce issue of 100000000 in 6 percent 20 year convertible debentures contingent on approval by the state and public service commission. Conversion to stock at 105 between May 1 1917 and May 1 1936 to fund floating indebtedness.
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New York
New Central Railroad
Stone and Public Service Commission
News from France on Committee Reports Published Twice Weekly
London reports Prime Minister Asquith announced that arrangements will publish committees' reports from Sir John French, the commander in chief, twice weekly. The British joint has discussed the matter amid ongoing tensions with France.
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London
Asquith
Jobo Prench
Islands swept by storm report seeks aid
Commi der wit poxerees of the Amelia of Samoa reported today that islands had bon ewogely siora, and asked for $10,000. The brief note mentions flooding distress and an appeal to raise relief funds for affected communities.
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Amelia
Samoa
Launch Torpedo Boat in Early Demonstration
Feb II reports a torpedo bag launch at Winslow with spectators laughing at the ramps as the craft began testing.
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Launch Torpedo Boat
Winslow
Democrats Drop Pending Ship Bill in Gore Measure Fight
Washington Feb 12 The ship bill fight shifts as Wilson and leaders agree to suspend the filibuster. Gore’s substitute to be attached to the Weeks bill in the House. extra session possible if Senate balks. Administration aims to pass the ship measure while pushing the Gore plan.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Ovn
Howev
Kitcbin
Underwood
British House Passes 2,000,000 Man War Estimates
London February 12 The House of Commons approved the war estimates for 2,000,000 men including Indian troops without division and voted for officer and men pay, effectively giving the government a blank check for all purpose. Parliamentary undersecretary Harwood Hamilton said a mobile force could respond to any raid in England at any time.
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London
House of Cemmons
Harwid J. “Hant
Egland
Dan Hamilton
Tim
Wife of Formes Navy Captains Drowned
In New York on February 1, reports say Mrs. M. Knepper wife of a Formes Navy captain drowned after being swept overboard from the Niagara during a storm. She had been returning from France with her husband and arrived at Havre prior to the incident. The legible details describe the peril at sea and the loss of Mrs. Knepper in the gale.
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Formes Navy
New York
American Gold Returning From Ottawa to New York
New York reports the engagement of $200,000 gold for shipment to New York announced by a Ottawa banking house. The gold returns to this country from shipments since the war began, for the Bank of England, aided by the low foreign exchange rate.
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New York
Ottawa
Bank of England
Forc cm
Illinois Speakership Fight Still Blocked
Illinois lawmakers failed to name a speaker as William J. Ore of Aledo pursued the role in a tense session. Ore drew several votes but fell short of the required majority, and the assembly adjourned to next Tuesday morning.
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Illinois
Ingfield
William J. Ore
Aledo
Elmhee Hong
German Prisoners to Work in Mines
Report indicates agreement between miners and military authorities to mobilize German prisoners for labor in mines to relieve wartime shortages. The arrangement includes official proof of work and oversight by military officials.
Mann of Braves to Play with Chifs Chivage
Leslie Mann, noted for past triumphs, is reported to join the Braves. The update mentions Chifs Chivage and ties to California, suggesting transfer or matchup context for the team.
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Mann
Braves
Chivage
Leslie Mann
Wes
Seizure of Wilhelmina cargo sent to prize court
Reports from Falmouth and Washington describe British seizure of the American steamer Wilhelmina cargo, to be referred to a prize court. The U S state department says the case will follow a normal course, with observation of progress by the American ambassador in London.
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Pel
London
Wilhelmia
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Germany
United States
Washington, Fel
Dacia
Geroan
German Socialists Firm for Nation
Mainz Germany Feb 12 at a meeting addressed by Dr David Reichstag member resolutions approved socialist mothers Reichstag war credits urging the fatherland be defended by socialist workers to preserve territorial integrity and culture Meanwhile Havre Feb 12 the International Socialist bureau summons delegates from belligerent and neutral nations to meet at The Hague for separate talks before a general assembly later this week.
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Vie Werlin Amt
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Emomai
Havre
Via
Murisi
International Socipiiet Bureau
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Thousands of French Refugees Need Help in War Crisis
A telegraph report from New York lists 689000 French refugees in 200 villages needing aid. The appeal seeks money clothing and general relief for men women and babies, with urgent demand for household items and quality yarn.
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New York
France
Toe
Aimeriowm
LODZ Retaken by Russians French Reports Declares
Russian forces halt a German retreat at Lodzi while Allied dispatches allege heavy fighting in Poland and shifting campaigns across the Carpathians. Berlin cites uncertain victories and high casualties, with Emperor William seeking troop shifts as Russian defense stiffens in the northeast.
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Lodz
MORS INSANE AFTER TELLING OF CRIMES IN Yonkers
An ailing man named Mors confessed to past crimes and deaths at Yonkers. Authorities alleged he was unwell and deteriorating. Police planned confinement and moved to hold copies of the representatives for review.
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New York
Mura
Vlaht
Yonkers
Ljembata
New Chicago Terminal Project Moves Ahead
Chicago officials announce plans to begin work soon on a new Chicago terminal. J J Turner president of Chembom Beatien company cites a 205 004 000 budget and outlines coordinated rail readiness. Mayor Kiarrison and railroad officials remain involved as details are finalized.
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Beatae
J. J .Turner
Chembom Beatien Company
Kiarrison
Cama
Iho
No Talk of Peace Now Says Grey
Cornehiy item refers to Sir Edward Grey’s remarks on war ends and the possible terms of peace. House members react with cheers to his response as they debate Britain’s stance and public statements amid the conflict.
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Grey
Bas Ward Grey
Whlerein
Preltain
Edward Gress
Bakers Demand 0-Day Embargo on Wheat Shipments
Chicago bakers join the National Master Bakers association calling for a 0-day embargo on American wheat shipments. Reports from major cities show flour prices rising and many bakers closing, while Western Pennsylvania proposes bread price increases of one cent per loaf. New York bakeries and merchants discuss measures as bread and related goods see price hikes.
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Americin Porte
Jarre
A. H W. Dahlheimer
Chicawro
Piitaburgh
New York
Mele
New
Mitchel
Senate filibuster rules spark political clash
The article reports a two thirds rule to change Senate procedures disputed by Lt. Gov Norbeck who allowed a vote to proceed with abolition of capital punishment. Democrats accuse policy expediency while Republicans defend party interests. Women's suffrage movement seeks House support as reform moves forward.
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Norbeck
House Oi
Tlicina
Mpublican Party
Loodrow
McLean
Owa Pouse Approves Municipal Court Bill
Municipal Court bill approval by Representative ramen of Polk follows a heated debate. The measure alters jurisdiction and funding, proposing modifications to terms and penalties for certain criminal cases and expanding court authority.
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Ramen
Polk
Howe
Edie A
Este
Lowt
Kane
Diubugue
Jurow
Elwil
Denes
Police Courta
President May Visit Sioux City in Spring
A report indicates the president may visit Sioux City in spring, with cities like Waterloo and Des Moines mentioned as possible stops. The White House has not confirmed details, but Iowa communities seek a presidential visit as a signal of nationwide attention.
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Sioux City
Washington
Wideou
Gite
Iowa
Boy Dies From Injuries in Coasting Accident
A local youth died from injuries after a coasting accident near Bedford. Officials report the incident occurred Friday night and the victim, a resident of the area, succumbed to their injuries in hospital.
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Bedford
Mulbara
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