United States notes to Germany on wartime conduct
The U S government insists on humane conduct at sea and warns that sinking passenger ships with civilians aboard violates international law. It calls for safeguards to protect American lives and ships and reiterates its readiness to aid in diplomatic efforts for peace and restraint. Robert Lansing, secretary of state, emphasizes humanity and neutrality rights.
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Woo
Laisitanta
Siemens
United
United Mates
Great Britain
Germany
Reltes
United Sates
Robert Lansing
Brazil
England
London
London Times
Paris
la Crosse
Israel
Publication Suspended Pending New Printer Plant
Hirt and McGaughren suspend their newspaper and magazine until a new printing plant is installed. They will discontinue contract work and print in house. Only one issue of The Investigator is expected before the new plant operates.
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Hirt and McGaughren
Sera
Postmaster Looney Attends Wisconsin Assist Postmasters Meet
Assistant Postmaster C C Looney returned from the Wisconsin Association of Assistant Postmasters convention in Water town Wisconsin. He addressed the gathering while there. Ralph Bird of Milwaukee was elected president and E E Parker of Beaver Dam secretary. The next convention will be held in Milwaukee with about thirty in attendance.
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C. C. Looney
Wisconsin Association of Assistant Postmasters
Watertown
Wis
Looney
Ralph Bird
Milwaukee
E. E. Parker
Beaver Dam
Roosevelt Fete: Lincoln Park Zoo Bears Twin Bull Moose
In Chicago today a bull moose calf was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Moose at Lincoln Park zoo. One twin died but the surviving calf will live. Keeper Cy De Vry named the calf Teddy, marking a notable birth for zoo staff and visitors.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Jerry Moose
Lincoln Park Zoo
Cy DeVry
Teddy
Navy orders 40 foot barge for Admiral Melan fleet use
Portsmouth reports the navy department has ordered a second 40 foot barge like the one built for President Wilson. The new boat will be assigned to Admiral Walter Melan, commander in chief of the fourth division of the Atlantic fleet.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Department
Navy Yard
President Wilson
Walter Melaan
Atantic
Tax Commission Plans Reassessment of Eight Counties
The Michigan state tax commission will reassess Muskegon Sanilac Huron Tuscola Alpena Macomb Monroe and Emmett counties, as reported by the Grand Rapids Press.
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Lansing
Mich
State Tax Commission
Muskegon
Sanilac
Huron
Tuscola
Alpena
Macomb
Monroe
Emmett
Grand Rapids Press
Salt rubbed in wounds as some folk seek spiteful satisfaction
After wounding another's feelings some folk seem never content unless they rub in a little salt, a sharp remark illustrating petty spite in social exchanges.
Press Can Make Bonds Between Two Americas
In a 1915 appeal from Rio de Janeiro, the writer urges U S editors to expand coverage of South American News to boost trade. He argues that public intelligence drives business, cites BrazilUS trade figures, and urges press agencies to push South American reporting to shape U S salience and commerce.
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Americas
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
A. M. Brayton
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Brayton
Moses
Canaan
Israel
Government
United States
Argentina
Chile
Europe
Tribune
Bahia
Sao Paulo
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Santiago
Lima
Assumption
Colombo
Equator
Aaron
United Press
Associated Press
Allied Fleet Worn Out Says Emden Officer
Vienna reports Lieut. Captain Von Muecke of the German cruiser Emden says the Anglo French fleet at the Dardanelles has exhausted itself. He cites heavy Turkish fort fire and hard usage as reasons the assault is now impossible and notes the Queen Elizabeth must withdraw periodically from the line. Von Muecke and comrades once seized a British ship and escaped as the Emden was destroyed near Cocos Island.
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Vienna
Berlin
Dardanelles
von Muecke
Emden
Cocos Island
Arabia
Constantinople
Brazil and North America Misconceptions and Revolutions
In two years in Rio I debunk common myths about Brazil, noting daily revolts are minor disturbances while business drives progress. The focus shifts from sensational images of jungles to merchant skill, industrial growth, and a steadier path under President Braz with rail, shipping, and school reforms.
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South America
Mississippi River
Hudson Bay
New York City
Chicago
New York
Brazil
Collier's Weekly
South Dakota
America
Europe
Board of Trade
Tammany Hall
Padre Cicero
Cerea
Dukaboors
Canada
Santa Catherina
Paraguay
Braz
Peterson
la Crosse
Rio
Tropics
Old
Tribune
Fritz Wenzel
Fred Hartwell
Bob Robertson
Notice to Creditors in Pe ter O. Limoseth Estate
Wisconsin probate notice in La Crosse County names Lizzie Limoseth as executrix. Creditors have six months from May 17 1915 to file claims for examination and allowance. Court will hear claims November 23 1915 at 10 AM in La Crosse Courthouse.
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State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Peter O. Limoseth
la Crosse
Lizzie Limoseth
Wisconsin
John Brindley
German Releases Borris Berlin in Hague
Auerele Borris, once a noted Chicago and Indianapolis musician, freed after a week in The Hague jail for repeating four stories deemed derogatory to the German army. The release occurred yesterday following sentencing.
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Berlin
Hague
Auerele Borris
Chicago
Indianapolis
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