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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

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Bryan Warns Against War as Peace Plea Is Parsed

Washington reports Bryan withdraws from Wilson cabinet over the note to Germany. He says arbitration is best for the United States in the German dispute and that the president’s approach risks force. Bryan plans a German American statement later, urging peace and signaling dissent from the president’s method.

Bryan Washington Hasing Wilson Orman United States Germat State Department William Jennings Bryan Germany Ted Wna Siem Mir Jiryan

United States Note to Germany on Sinking of Neutral Vessels

The June 9 1915 diplomatic note from Secretary of State to Berlin discusses German actions against neutral ships. It asserts protection of open sea rights, explains Cushing and Gulflight incidents, questions Falaba and Lusitania judgments, and affirms U S naval neutrality duties and demand for proper investigations.

Berlin Department of State Washington, D. C Cushing Gulflight United Sates United States Macau Lusitania Canada Great Britain

Note on Germany reply unchanged after Bryan resignation

Acting Secretary of State Lansing told reporters that the last American note to Germany was not altered after Secretary Bryan announced his resignation. He said newspaper quotes could cite him as authority for this statement.

Washington Lansing Today Germany Bryan

Lee resigns as Y M C A physical director

Harvey R. Lee resigns as physical director of the YMCA at a noon board meeting. The resignation takes effect June 30 with a successor to be appointed to lead the department by September 1, 1913. Lee began his post in September 1913 and added cross country ranking to the program this spring.

Harvey R. Lee Young Men's Christian Association Lee Association

Russian Slavs claim decisive victory near Lemberg

Russian forces report driving Linsingen toward the Dniester at Zuravno with heavy losses for Austro German units. War office says over 16 000 Austro German troops captured in three days west and south of Lemberg. Russians claim gains along the Dniester and at Rakiewo while Berlin denies a large victory.

Mackenzen von Linsingen Dneister Zuravno War Office Raczewko Shavlin Lake Rakiewo Lemberg Berlin London Kovno Dubissa Firagola

Italian Forces Drive Austrians From Ploecken Pass

Geneva reports indicate Italian forces have chased Austrian troops from the Ploecken pass in the Carnic Alps, an important mountain defile, in unofficial afternoon reports.

Geneva Ploecken Pass Carnic Alps

Seventeen Year Locusts Return to La Crosse Area

In La Crosse area farmers report a resurgence of seventeen year locusts. Ignatz Kunert's farm near Mormon Coulee attracted a swarm bottled for study. Professor Adolph H. Bernhard of the state normal school identified the insects and named their breed after first sight. A bottle with specimens was shown at Batavian National Bank, drawing public interest.

Bernhard Kunert Batavian National Bank

Rate Commission Lowers La Crosse Lumber Charge

The La Crosse area rate for lumber shipments to Black River Falls was cut from ten to seven cents per hundredweight, effective immediately. The commission announced the new reduced rate reflecting lower freight costs and competitive alignment for the region.

Railroad orders new lumber rate on carloads

Madison Wisconsin June 11 The railroad commission orders the Chicago and Northwestern Railway to set a joint seven cent per hundredweight rate on carload lumber from Black River Falls to La Crosse. The current ten cent rate is deemed excessive. Frank Winter of La Crosse was the petitioner. The commission also dismissed Ettrick Telephone Company of Ettrick's rate increase application.

Madison, Wis Railroad Commission Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Black River Falls la Crosse Frank Winter Ettrick Telephone Company Ettrick

Trade Island swap bill faces defeat in legislature

Madison Wis June 11 the assembly committee on state affairs voted 5 to 2 to kill a proposal trading Barron Island opposite La Crosse for a Wisconsin island opposite Red Wing Minnesota The Pettibone park island has long been maintained by La Crosse despite lacking formal ownership Red Wing seeks its Pierce county island trade had been discussed with Minnesota lawmakers though opposition from Pierce county Assemblyman Kay and La Crosse proponents pressed the measure before a continued hearing and broad support from La Crosse and Minnesota cities

Madison Wis Barron Island la Crosse Wisconsin Red Wing Minn Assembly Committee On State Affairs Pettibone Park Mississippi River A. W. Pettibone City of Park Commission Pettibone Pierce County Minnesota Otto Rosshard John F. McConnell Kay George H. Gordon Otto Bosshard G. H. Putman G. K. Gron Col

Germans Seek Amicable Settlement Despite Note

Washington dispatch reports German and American officials hopeful of peace after Berlin replies to Wilson on submarine warfare. Ambassador Bernstorff remains cordial yet reticent as developments suggest possible restoration of cordial prewar relations and a shift toward abiding by London declarations.

Bernstorff

Rejoinder Likely to Be Read in Light of Open Debate

The piece argues that U S lives must be respected and sea warfare may be justified by assurances to Americans. It notes the need to consider the rejoinder in the context of the earlier message that opened the debate.

Germany

President Wilson’s note read as reasoned appeal to Germany

Washington officials described Wilson’s rejoinder as an appeal to reason with threats veiled. The note grounds any concessions on recognizing the right of American citizens on the high seas and universal international law. Pro allies fear it masks a hard line while pro German circles see potential for tacit modification.

Washington Wilson Germany High Seas United States America William J. Bryan

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