Cabinet weighs Germany actions as war prep continues
President Wilson and advisers express hope Germany may curb its submarine campaign but focus on full war readiness across departments. Cabinet members outline plans on army navy expansion and anti spying bills while awaiting Congress grants.
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Ambassador Riano Sees U S Interests in Germany Discussed
Ambassador Riano met with Secretary Tansing and Counsellor Polk to examine American interests in Germany as Spain takes a side in the issue. He expects Spain to respond to the German T boat note publicly from Madrid and doubts a break with Germany. King Alfonso reportedly believes Swain should lead toward peace with U S influence waning after Prussia’s victory.
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No Retreat He Says on German Submarine War
German Secretary of State Melferich says neutrals will suffer in places from submarine warfare. He calls the submarine an ancient means to shorten the war and asserts no way back, extending the conflict until victory. He argues English coercion harms Norway and vows to ease neutral distress only by proceeding to the end.
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Brisk Fighting in Mesopotamia and Western Front
British and Turkish forces clash in Mesopotamia with 2000 British killed per a Feb 2 Turkish war office report. British advance near the Tigris repelled. Elsewhere in France German trenches hold in Grandcourt area after British seizure, while fighting remains intense on the Macedonian front and along the Cerna and Struma river regions.
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German Assurance on Belgian Civil Aid Food Distribution
London Med reports German government promises not to interfere with civilian feeding in Belgium and northern France. Belgian relief workers may stay in occupied zones with safe conduct. in a US Germany war, relief would shift to loading cargoes to Rollerdars and handover to a neutral government. Submarine zone and routing disputes hinder flour forwarding.
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Fall Proves Fatal in Greenville Tree Trimming Incident
Raymond Allread, 18, fell from a tree he was trimming and died from his injuries in Greenville Ohio on February 7. Authorities report the accident after the fall occurred during routine yard work. The incident prompted investigations by local officials.
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Senator Works Denounces War Move in Senate
Washington February 7 Senator Works of California protested risking war with Germany and condemned the president for inviting neutrals to join the United States. He warned the move could plunge the nation into bloodshed and urged Congress to avoid war while criticizing preparedness propaganda.
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Would Injury to Allies Reshapes Entente Fear in U S Entry
Washington reports fear among Entente diplomats that Germany may trigger a break with the United States to seize American munitions and supplies. Observers warn that potential military precautions could compel the U S to stay partially involved, offsetting any break in relations.
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Prohibition Vote Move Shows statewide measure on ballot
Convention attendees in Columbus discuss a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition to be submitted to voters next November. Governor Ne Rasa signs the measure passed by the New VWexren lege lature. Browns and Breens referenced as spring styles.
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Defense Bills Strengthened in Congress Amid Naval Fortifications
Congress advanced major defense measures including a $15 million addition to naval appropriations for merchant fleet munitions and antiaircraft guns, with the Army and Fortifications bills pending. The conference update limits government purchase prices, while new conspiracy and foreign-government bills move through committees.
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U S Claims On Germany Death Not Overt Act
Secretary Lansing told the cabinet the death of Richart Wallace after the sinking of the Laxestone cannot be deemed an overt act against the United States by Germany. He said the loss aided the British fleet and does not provide a basis for U.S. action under international law.
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German Vessels Disabled Reported at Padippae Ports
Officials inspected twenty three ships at Padippae ports since the break with Germany. Seventeen ships were found so badly damaged by their crews that months or more would be needed to make seaworthy. Only six of twenty three remaining vessels could be fixed without large costs or time.
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Count von Tarnowsk Appointment Spurs Diplomatic Tension
The Austrian envoy count von Tarnowsk arises as a potential new ambassador, with discussions suggesting he may be sent home amid shifting ties. Officials weigh implications for Vienna and Washington as Vienna contemplates a reshaped diplomatic roster.
Fifteen Vessels Sent To Bottom
London reports German submarine warfare intensifying with fifteen more ships sunk or believed sunk totaling 46 765 tons. Eight ships sunk include six British one Spanish and one Swedish with several neutrals affected. One Norwegian vessel torpedoed but not confirmed sunk. Passengers aboard Port Schlaida, 1815 tons, numbered ninety six, were rescued. Switchmen threaten strike across eighteen railroads as talks continue.
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Long List of Election Bills and Suffrage Moves in Ohio
Columbus reports lawmakers advance several election and suffrage bills. The house passed measures on ballot name rotation and nurse education, while a Massachusetts style ballot and quadrennial city registrations are debated. A senate push for full woman suffrage to a vote this fall continues with ongoing committee action and procedural delays.
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Word From Lansing Delays New York Liner
Peis New York Feb 7 Tre Agerean line said the ocean liner St fonts detained since last Tips day due to international tension would not sail for Livearnol before noon Thursday. Officers defer voyage awaiting word from Washington while noting reduced tension after Kroonland and Pel 2 clearance. The White Star liner Crotie with 82 aboard, six Americans, sailed for the Mediterranean.
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