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Lancaster Daily Eagle

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1917

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Menocal seeks war declaration against Germany

Havana April 7 President Menocal asked Cuban congress to declare war on Germany. A five Senator committee will meet the House to consider the message. He urges unity with the United States and pledges aid for defense of seas and neutrals as Germany resumes unrestricted submarine warfare. Brazil hints at breaking with Kaiser after Parana sinking.

Havana Menecal Cuba Germany senate Menecail house of representatives Menocal department of state United States republic of Cuba Marana harbor

Aliens Safe If They Behave Says Lansing

Washington April 6 officials announced that foreigners in the United States who conduct themselves properly will not lose property or liberty if a state of war is declared. Secretary Lansing advised Secretary Tumulty to inform Mayor Seger of Passaic there is no danger to properly behaving aliens. Seger reported Passaic residents were moving money and showing worry after a mayoral meeting on the issue.

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US Seizes German Ships in All American Waters

Washington reports United States armed forces have seized 91 German ships in American ports and territorial waters. Sixty ships are in New York and Hoboken area with 594,686 tons. Vessels are interned, crews imprisoned, and most ships damaged, awaiting postwar use terms.

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Brazilian Steamer Parana Sunk Off Cherbourg

The Brazilian steamer Parana of 4461 tons was sunk during the night near Cherbourg. Three crew members are missing. The Parana, built in 1892, was owned in Rio de Janeiro.

Cherbourg Parana Daile Rio Janeiro

Cox Proclamation Urges Ohio Patriotic Meetings

Governor Cox issues an official proclamation calling all Ohioans to gather on Wednesday April 11 to pledge patriotic support to the nation. The message urges unity, reverence, and civil duty as the state faces national trials and presses citizens to attend communal meetings and lift collective morale.

Ohio Columbus Cox Lincoln Ona TAMISS M. COX

Mobilization Orders Sent for Ohio Naval Militia

Ohio's naval militia receives mobilization orders from Washington via Governor Cox after a Secretary of the Navy telegram. Adjutant General Wood relayed the instruction to Captains Nicklett and Kelly who command the Essex and Dorothea, with crews reporting to home stations and potential deployment in days. The Toledo unit lists 165 men and 4 officers, Cleveland 165 men and 13 officers. Ohio National Guard not yet mobilized but expected.

Ohio Washington Columbus Cox Secretary of the Navy Caniels Wood Anthony F. Nicklett Essex Toledo Edward J. Kelly Dorothea Cleveland Ohio national guard war department Barry Chicago central department H. L. Ferneding Dayton judge advocate general Ohio guard Ferneding district court of appeals

Roosevelt's remark spurred Kaiser to vast war plan

Former President Theodore Roosevelt toured Europe after seven years in Washington. Kaiser Wilhelm reportedly invited him to review Germany's massive army. The ex president allegedly said if he had such an army he could conquer the world. A photographer captured their meeting amid rumors that the remark influenced Kaiser Wilhelm's ambitions and the ensuing world war.

Roosevelt Europe Washington Kaiser Wilhelm

Buckeye Briefs Welly Offers War Service in Congress

Welly of Lima, a congressman, offered ten years of service to Secretary of War Baker for the German war effort and would retire from Congress if accepted. Also May Cut Costs in Dresses. Toledo wives urge wartime frugality and donate savings. Shepard Seeks to Withdraw Resignation. governor says nonacceptance is impossible. Cogan dies. famed attorney and ex-legislator. German farmer Rorbaugh arrested. a local altercation over a name remarks led to a beating and a tip to Washington.

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AS YOU LIKE IT AND OTHER 1920S NOTES

Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president sent the Red Cross a 1000 dollar personal check. The French minister to China is declared persona non grata for offense actions. Five thousand workers at independent iron and steel plants in Shar on Valley Pennsylvania gain 10 percent wage hike effective May 1. A fire at Asbury Port New Jersey destroys over 1 million dollars in property including several summer hotels and a 160 thousand dollar natatorium. Two trainmen die and twenty passengers hurt when New York Central train 7 collides with a freight near Wyant Port New York.

Margaret Wilson Red Cross China Sharon valley Pennsylvania Asbury Port N. J by &a New York central railroad Wyantport N, Y

Navy and War Heads Urge Prompt General Staff Army Plan

Washington April 7 war and navy departments rush measures for mobilization of forces to face Germany. President Wilson urges enactment of the general staff plan as congress weighs conscription and a 1.9 million man army within a year. Navy mobilizes nearly 35,000 reserve and militia to join colors in 2-3 days. contractors notified for supplies and crews enlisted.

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Wilson Calls for Volunteers to Add Army Strength

President Wilson urged volunteers to expand the army and navy to war strength and endorsed a general staff army bill for selective conscription. He supported14 War Department recommendations to raise and equalize enlistment terms, mobilize regulars, National Guard, and additional forces to meet emergency needs.

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Bryan Offers Private Service to Wilson in War Call

Former Secretary Bryan, now holding the rank of colonel, requests enrollment as a private to serve the government in World War I. He pledges to aid soldiers through hospital relief and the YMCA and to contribute to war efforts via the Red Cross. Bryan previously led Nebraska volunteers in the Spanish American War.

Bryan Wilson Tallanasace Mla PFormer Young Men's Christian association Mr. Bryan Nebraska

Proclamation on War and Alien Enemies Restrictions

President Wilson declares a state of war with Germany and directs all government officers to vigilantly perform duties. He calls on alien enemies to uphold peace, refrain from crime, and comply with laws while limiting activities to protect national security. Alien residents face arms, writings, travel, and proximity restrictions and penalties for violations.

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Senators Favor Idea of American Troops to France Front

Washington April 7 sentiment grows in the senate to dispatch an expedition to the western front. No legislation needed, but resolutions may express support for sending troops to Europe. Senator Simmons and Senator Lodge urge at least a small expeditionary force at the earliest date. One Drowned One Missing Parkersburg April 7 one man drowned another missing and nearly a score escaped after a dam 19 accident on the Ohio River in the Pittsburgh Charleston packet Tell Cit. Captain Ellsworth reported most passengers accounted for except tenry Perry of East Liverpool Ohio. A deck hand is missing.

Washington France senate Simmons finance committee Lodge foreign relations committee Europe Parkersburg W. Va Apul Ohio tver Tell Cit Charles Ellsworth tenry Perry East Liverpool

Movement Spreading Political Reforms Demanded by Germany

In Copenhagen April the reform movement in Germany gains momentum as calls for an immediate modernization of the Prussian constitution and a more democratic empire structure grow. The Verwoerts notes the push to counter global opinion storms, with both moderates and socialists urging Germany to follow Austria-Hungary and declare a peaced without annexations.

Germany Copenhagen Cermar Verwoerts Austria-Hungary

Arrests Ordered for Sixty German Plotters in U S

Attorney General Gregory orders the detention of sixty alleged ringleaders in German intrigues in the United States. All are described as dangerous aliens, with bail refused and confinement for the war, grouped by prior convictions, indictments, or surveillance. The action bypasses courts under wartime authority from 1798. Names and exact fates are kept within the department.

Washington United States Gregory cften department of justice secret service department’s bureau of investigation

Germans Capture 9,900 Russians in Battle Near Romsey

London reports near Romsey ten miles north of St Quentin and near Cambiar St Quentin a German advance captured 9,900 Russians with many German casualties and prisoners. Berlin claims French losses and a river bridgehead victory at Poborg amid rapid wartime activity across northern France and Volhynie. Turkish forces reportedly retreat in Mesopotamia as Russian and British forces unite on the Diala river bank.

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Submarines In Trade Lanes Near New York and SA Ports

German submarines have been reported near the vital trade routes from New York to Cape San Roque and other South American ports. A warning was issued by wireless to Allied ships to be on the lookout for U boats in northern latitudes and western longitudes.

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