Thaw Fate To Be Decided In Morning Court
Prisoner Harry K Thaw faces a verdict on his potential liberation or return to Matteawan after a conference for counsel and the State. Justice Peter A Hendrick will announce the decision at 11 o clock in the Emigrant Industrial Bank Building courthouse where the trial was conducted.
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Navy Board Picks Daniels and Edison for Sea Defense
Secretary discusses war needs naming Daniels and Edison as likely Navy board selections. Wright Lake and Ford considered among the officers to be announced. Emphasis on standard airplane and finest submarine motors as essential naval equipment.
Threaten Tieup of Arms Plants
Secretary for the Navy Josephus Daniels and Thomas A Edison conferred over two hours after a Munitions Act dispute. Remington strike began by Associated Buchanan opponents deride patriotic appeals, signaling pressure on war production.
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Berlin Life Withers Under War Blight
Berlin endures a wartime blight as reports describe street life in uniform, civilian hardship, closed shops, and shifting social roles. Vorwarts notes Berlin’s increased wartime presence, wounded civilians, empty bars, and women entering public work as the war reshapes daily life and the home front.
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Sir George Paish Sees Light In War Gloom
Special Cable to The New York Times reports Sir George Paish praising Britain's 4 1/2 percent war loan uptake. He says the public shows united support, including middle income workmen, and notes German bankers may seek peace to avoid further disaster as war drags on. Paish urges scientific preparedness and the creation of a small national board of eminent inventors led by Edison to boost U S defense and industry.
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Miners Defy Ministry in Widespread Strike Actions
A mass miner movement continues to defy government orders with widespread walkouts. Reports indicate large numbers halting work across key sites, signaling sustained industrial unrest and potential clashes as authorities seek compliance. Industry leaders warn of production disruption and economic impact.
Canada Coast Patrol Against Submarines
St John s Newfoundland July 11 Provision for an effective patrol of the ocean areas around the east coast has been taken by Canadian and Newfoundland authorities to prevent submarines from bases in these waters. The coast from Newfoundland to Labrador is considered comparatively secure due to abundant sea ice and fishing fleets that would hinder submarine approaches. Governor Sir Walter Davidson says forty four British and French warships patrol the North Atlantic, ready to be reassigned to counter German subs at the first alarm.
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Four Fascinating Features In The Times Preview
The Times this week spotlights Sings by Richard Harding Davis and The Truth About the Nearing Case by Chas Willis Thompson. Carolyn Wells declares Americans have no humor while Ruby M. Stone surveys An American Girl in Mexico. NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES advertises early sellout.
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Austro Hungarian Note Shapes U S War Crisis
From BERUGIN July 4 a staff correspondent reports Austro Hungarian note to Wilson being described as masterful and clear. The note aligns Vienna with Berlin amid German policy notes and hints at American neutrality and possible embargo talk. Press reaction in Berlin and Vienna portrays a united front pushing Washington toward understanding and possible war footing.
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German push on Warsaw northern attack widens warfront
London dispatch says German forces under Hindenburg renew assault on Warsaw from the north. Przasnyaz fort taken, prisoners captured south of Kole, with shifts as Russians retake. Washington braces for U S note on neutrality amid expected Turkish move. U S likely to reaffirm neutral rights to trade war materials.
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Envoy 10 Call on Lansing and Mediation Hope
An envoy urges Secretary Lansing to pursue mediation on a crisis and asks the United States to take up the freedom of the seas issue with England. A Nebraskan note warns Washington against creating a dangerous precedent by accepting mistaken attack ties.
Germany Proposing Peace Through Us Reported
London hearing that Berlin via sources close to German poeurers signals tentative peace proposals through the United States. The Financial News today notes discussions in Britain about a possible German approach to peace mediated by the United States.
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Talks at Washington on German pledge to respect seas
The New York Times reports a major conference planned between Secretary Lansing and Count von Bernstorff to press Germany to acknowledge and respect American rights on the high seas. Officials say President Wilson may insist on written assurances before continuing exchanges on submarine warfare and the Nebraskan incident.
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