German Press Here Supports Jagow on Lusitania Note
Editorials from prominent German newspapers in the United States defend Berlin’s reply to the Lusitania issue. They argue the note clarifies Germany’s stance on submarine warfare and American rights, urging patience until the truth of the Lusitania case is published and calling for peaceful resolution and nonconcession by the United States.
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Derman
United States
Berlin
Lusitania
Germany
Cincinnati
Lausitannia
Hysans
Germans Reply Evades Demands in Wilson Note Says President Must Decide
Leading international law experts and notable figures evaluate Germany's reply to the Wilson note as evasive and delaying. They urge the United States to act to protect neutral rights, with views from Frederic R. Coudert, Nicholas Murray Butler, George S. Viereck, and others detailing calls for clear disavowal of submarine warfare and adherence to international law.
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Germany
United States
Businy
Times
Frederic R. Coudert
America
Germany’s Courteous Reply to Wilson Note
The Staats-Zeitung reports Germany’s reply to President Wilson’s note of May 13. The German response is courteous, logical, and direct, addressing only alleged violations of American rights and not Greece’s allies or wartime methods. It disavows submitting neutral ships to submarine attacks and notes investigations in which Germany has shown results.
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Germany
George W. Kirchwey
Law School
Columbia University
Lusitania
George McAneny
Maurice Leon
Washington
Jacob A. Cantor
Staats-Zeitung
Wilson
United States
Great Britain
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
Charles E Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
England
Mgr. J. J. Kean
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
Profer Pereira Mendes
Clergymen Clash Over German Note and War Madness
New York clergy from Greer to Manning react to Germany’s reply to Wilson. Some call for calm and patience while others say the note evades issues and is unsatisfactory. Several voices urge peace, arbitration, and avoidance of war as the nation weighs next steps.
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