Bryan resigns from cabinet
The cabinet member announced resignation as the department leadership was accepted by the president immediately.
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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
7
Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State Over German Policy
William Jennings Bryan resigns as secretary of state after clashing with President Wilson on Germany policy. The resignation is accepted. the cabinet approves the response to Germany’s Vusitania note, with Acting Secretary Robert Lansing to sign and cable Berlin.
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United States
Wilson
Germany
Vusitania
Robert Lansing
Berlin
Bryan's letter of resignation to President Wilson
Secretary Bryan resigns as secretary of state citing a dispute over submarine policy and a note to Germany. He declines to join the note and offers to pursue peaceful solutions as a private citizen. He thanks President Wilson for two years of collaboration and sends best wishes for the administration.
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Washington
Bryan
Wilson
State Department
W. J. Bryan
Bryan's Rise in National Politics and Legacy
The article traces William Jennings Bryan’s political ascent from 1891 tariff debates in Congress to his Chicago 1896 cross of gold speech that earned the Democratic presidential nomination. It notes his candidacies in 1900 and 1908, his strategic switch to Wilson in 1912, and his prolific roles as lecturer author and publisher advocating prohibition woman suffrage and universal peace.
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Bryan
Congress
Chicago
Champ Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
President Wilson accepts Bryan resignation with deep regret
President Woodrow Wilson writes to Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan to accept his resignation. He expresses personal sorrow at the departure while praising Bryan's loyal service and noting that their goals remain the same despite choosing different methods. He bids Bryan God speed and signs with affectionate regard.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wooproaw Wilson
Man Chooses Stone as Woman Throws Handy Object
A man selects a smooth round stone while a woman hurls the most accessible implement. The scene suggests a casual outdoor activity with improvisation and quick action. The genders and actions are presented without further context.
Soap and Ointment Offer Free Samples for Eczema Relief
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as emollients for eczema and rashes, claiming swift relief and healing for all ages. It invites free samples by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY, Boston, and notes the products are sold everywhere. It adds a quip that the best place for a boil is in the kitchen.
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Dept. XY
Boston
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