Lusitania Note Placed Before German Government
The United States has transmitted the Lusitania note to Ambassador Gerard for presentation to Berlin. The State Department released the full text calling on Germany to reconcile its actions with American rights and urging Germany to refrain from endangering noncombatants as the United States seeks a clear understanding to preserve neutral rights and prevent further loss of American lives.
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Nation backs Wilson as Germany note praised nationwide
Across New York and beyond editorial pages applaud President Wilson's note to Germany. Leading papers including New York Times and Tribune emphasize American resolve, justice, and the need to respond to submarine warfare with firm, united policy.
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Germania Hopes Kaiser Will Reply In Tone For Peace
Milwaukee May 14. The saving editorial on President’s war policy appears in The Germania Abendpost. German Americans fear loyalty tests as war rages. They urge Germany to respond in a tone that preserves peace and avoids reprisals on citizens of German birth in the United States.
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Bryan warns neutrality cannot shield U S from risks
A strong statement by William Jennings Bryan emphasizes that neutral nations and individuals face rising dangers and that the United States must perform its sacred duty to protect national rights and citizens and safeguard their free exercise and enjoyment.
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