Bryan's Good Bye to the President
Special to The New York Times reports Bryan and Wilson exchange farewells in the White House Green Room after Bryan resigns as Secretary of State. They discuss Germany policy and Bryan urges warning Americans from sailing on ships of Germany or its allies carrying arms.
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Bryan bids farewell to clerks and associates at State Dept
Washington June 9 Secretary Bryan spends a day of farewells at the State Department after a brief rise and ride in Rock Creek Park. He visits offices, thanks staff, and urges appreciation and good will as his tenure ends.
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Bryan Urges Inquiry Court and War-Avoidance Plan
Former presidential aspirant Bryan calls for a court of inquiry and urges Americans to avoid war zones. He supports international investigations under existing treaties and argues against traveling on belligerent ships or carrying ammunition. He notes the president may object but as a private citizen seeks public backing to push these remedies.
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Wilson's Note Goes to Germany in 1915 Cabinet Shakeup
President Wilson dispatches a note to Germany as William J. Bryan resigns as Secretary of State. The cabinet argues over rights at sea, with Bryan opposing perceived surrender of U.S. sovereignty and trade rights under international law. Secretary Daniels is praised, while Garrison Lane and Burleson are discussed as potential successors. Lansing meets the President amid resignation fallout.
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Wilson names Lansing ad interim Secretary of State
President Wilson designates Robert Lansing counselor in the State Department to act as Secretary of State ad interim for up to thirty days. The move aims to cover cabinet duties while a permanent secretary is chosen, with speculation about Lindley M. Garrison or Franklin K. Lane as possible successors, and denial of a coalition cabinet.
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Political break may widen between Wilson and Bryan
Washington notes a potential widening rift as William Jennings Bryan plans a public campaign against President Wilsons foreign policy. The piece analyzes possible shifts toward a Bryan presidential bid and outlines differences over suffrage prohibition and tariff policy with emphasis on the One Term plank and domestic legislation.
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Bryan applauds president's recommendations in Congress
The article notes Mr. Bryan in the Diplomatic Gallery applauding measures he supported, while several key proposals such as Philippine self government and presidential primaries failed due to time constraints. Some recommendations may be revisited next year as lawmakers assess the President's agenda.
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Senators Stand Fast Back of Wilson
Kansas City June 9 Senator James A Reed urges unity after Secretary Bryan resignation. He says no time for division among Americans and trusts President Wilson to act to protect dignity and conserve peace.
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Senator Morris Sheppard comments on Bryan resignation
Texarkana dispatch reports Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas says he will await full facts before commenting on Secretary Bryan’s abrupt resignation. He calls the move grave and momentous and avoids premature judgment until advised on the real causes behind the decision.
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Senator Pall Defends Root as True American Diplomat
In Three Rivers New Mexico on June 9 Albert T Pall senator from New Mexico asserts that Bryan's resignation will not harm the nation's future welfare and calls for nonpartisan foreign policy. He urges President to seek Elihu Root's advice assuring broad political support and worldwide understanding of American resolve.
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Senator Miles Poindexter defends Bryan resignation stance
In Spokane June statement Senator Poindexter praises Mr. Bryan for resigning over German policy differences with the President. He notes strong support for the President’s neutral stand and rejects any implication of imminent war, asserting the nation cannot be drawn into conflict at present. Poindexter speaks as a Washington Senator on executive policy.
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Congressmen View Resignation Amid Secretary Bryan Comments
Members of the House examined the response to remarks by the Secretary and a resignation request. The New York Times report notes reactions among lawmakers as they assess the situation and potential implications for policy and leadership.
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Diplomacy Urged Amid Global Tensions From Ohio Letter
In Yellow Springs Ohio on June a representative from Ohio urges strong consistent policy as nations clash and rights face jeopardy. He argues nations should replace propaganda with well defined diplomacy and warns against vacillation or lack of policy affecting belligerents.
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Resignation of Bryan Commends Peace Advocates Worldwide
Batesville Ark June resignation praised as a loss for peace by supporters and the American people, highlighting Bryan's talents in his service and the role of the secretary position.
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Hart Voice On Bryan Preferred By Eastern Delegate
A New Jersey representative A C Hart writes about meeting William Jennings Bryan on the way to the National Convention in 1908. He says an Eastern delegate aligned with Judge Gray as a presidential alternative and notes Bible reading and ancient wisdom questions, expressing timidity about criticizing Bryan after the exchange.
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Regrettable, Says White on Bryan Resignation
Ex ambassador Andrew D. White, in Poughkeepsie for Vas Sar commencement, says Bryan's resignation would complicate U S Germany relations. He declines to opine on the exact effect and expects a break between the President and his adviser is regrettable.
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Democratic leaders see Bryan resignation not splitting party
Members of the Democratic National Committee telegraphed views from Fall River Massachusetts on June stating Bryan's resignation will not fracture the party. They cite presidential ties and personal friendship between the President and Bryan as reasons the party will stay united despite disagreements over the German note.
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Bryan resignation signals loyal support with policy differences
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvani a June message A MitchellPalaceac remarks Mr Bryan resigns but will back the Administration's policies in principle. He avoids responsibility for policy execution and does not intend to split the party, calling the event an unfortunate occurrence.
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Resignation Sparks Debate Over Party Unity
Washington reports June 9 that Hirgans resignation from the Cabinet is not seen as causing a party schism. Unlike Roosevelt, he remains aligned with the Democratic Party, signaling continued support amid the crisis. John F. Costello reports from the capital.
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Resignation of Bryan Seen Not Hurting Democratic Party
Clark Huwer argues Bryan's resignation removes a disruption between the President and the Secretary of State, calling the loss a step toward stability and predicting little national impact or effect on the party's future. He asserts the President will handle both roles.
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Sinking of the Lusitania and national Politics
A Birmingham editorial argues that the United States must protect freedom of travel on the seas and deems the Lusitania sinking piracy. It supports the President's course, criticizes Mr. Bryan, and predicts a party gain from Logan's resignation amid moral national support for the President.
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Now Bryan Can Earn 137000 In A Year
The New York Times estimates former Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan could earn about 137000 dollars yearly as a lecturer through Chautauquas and lyceums. With his stamina, he might deliver up to three lectures daily for a fourteen week season, then six lectures weekly for the remaining thirty eight weeks, totaling roughly 147500 dollars.
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Resignation Seen to Affect National Policy, Not Dixie
Quote from Robert Powell in Jackson Mississippi argues Bryan's resignation won’t hurt the Democratic Party in the South but will free Wilson to push his policies nationally.
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Bryan likely to remain in the Democratic Party asserts Crawford
Jacksonville writer J T G Crawford argues that Mr Bryan should be resummed and that there is no sign he will leave or disrupt the party. He believes the President and Bryan both align with the party, predicting renomination without opposition.
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Resignation of Mr Bryan Over German Policy Causes Debate
New Orleans, June. Mr Bryan resigns over the method of handling the German situation but will support the President on other matters. The Democratic Party is not harmed according to observers as Livat jean people favor the President’s firm policy toward Germany. Robert Eaving.
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Hryane resignation ignites party solidarity in St Louis
In St Louis on a June date, observers say the nation backs the President and that Hryane’s resignation will not weaken the Democratic Party. RolLa Wells notes firm party unity amid the development.
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Bryan resignation shocks Galena Democrats in June turmoil
In Galena Kansas on June 92 the resignation of Mr Bryan surprised Western allies. Officials say the move will not affect the Democratic Party and express confidence in President Wilson and his secretary William F. Safi.
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Resignation of Bryan Cited Dispute With President
Lincoln Neb June %- Secretary Bryan resigns amid a heated dispute with the President. The move does not indicate a party split. Troth remains loyal to the party.
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Assails Bryan's Pettiness in Arizona Letter
Reese M. Ling from Phoenix denounces the resignation of the Secretary of State as petty and unpatriotic urging loyalty to the government. The writer criticizes Aryanism and praises Franklin K. Lane as fit for Secretary of State and argues the party has drifted for sixteen years.
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Lane says Cabinet unites over Bryan resignation issue
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior, asserts cabinet unity amid Bryan resignation talk. He rejects the notion of a split in Democratic ranks and says the president’s stance would guide any decision, not personal differences within the cabinet.
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