Protests Over British Detention of U S Cotton Cargoes
Washington reports say prominent Democrats claim President Wilson will address Great Britain to complain about detentions of cotton cargoes from the United States bound for neutral ports. No diplomatic note had been sent, but discussions continue as tensions with Germany rise over submarine warfare.
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International row over cotton cargo detentions eased
State Department officials said they see no note prepared to confront Great Britain over cotter detentions. The international tension linked to Germany's submarine warfare should not be sharpened by the cotton cargo controversy.
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Thinks Bryan Took the Only Course Open
Governors across states react to Secretary Bryan's resignation. Frank B. Willis of Ohio says Bryan acted best under the cabinet strain and hopes American rights are protected without war. New Mexico Governor McDonald expresses confidence in President Wilson and the administration's handling of the crisis.
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Resignation Acknowledgment Over National Conflict
Spokane report quotes Governor Ernest Lister expressing regret at Secretary Ryan's resignation and noting both leaders prefer the United States not to be drawn into the ongoing international conflict. Lister says the President has broad public support that will extend to his future actions.
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German American press lauds Bryan resignation across papers
The German American press applauds William Jennings Bryan for resigning from the Wilson administration, framing his stand as a defense of fair play and peace. Editorials from St Paul Volks Zeitung Chicago Abendpost and others call the move pivotal, warning against war and urging America toward restraint.
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Refusal to Fight for Slavery Cited by Editor Oberlander
The letter argues a stance against fighting in the War of Rebellion over slavery. It cites William Jennings Bryan as an example of refusing to sign notes or make demands that conflict with constitutional obligations. The editor, Alex. Be. Oberlander, reflects on national duty and the call for armed service.
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May Insist Liner Had Arms
German press stresses that Germany will not yield to American demands. The Daily Mail cites a tabulated New York commercial newspaper claiming contraband arms and ammunition were on the Lusitania. German reservists allegedly show the vessel was armed, shaping Germany's final refusal.
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Bryan Sees German Vote Chance Amid Nomination Talk
The Freie Presse Herold suggests William Jennings Bryan aims to win German voters as Wilson and Roosevelt loom as likely presidential nominees, asserting Bryan’s hypocrisy will mislead no one, especially Germans.
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Ryan as peace advocate to outshine Cabinet in private life
An editorial in the Syracuse Union argues that Mr. Ryan will be a stronger force for peace as a private citizen than as a Cabinet member. It says diplomacy was muzzled in office, but outside it he can speak freely and influence public opinion against war. The piece cites German American sentiment backing Carl Schurz and the motto my country right or wrong, and asserts they will not fight for wrong.
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Bryan resignation sparks mixed legacy in U S history
In a June 9 Cleveland report the Waechter und Anzeiger recalls William Jennings Bryan as the President's sincere helper who steered Congress to support President Wilson while crediting him for outcomes. Bryan sought a history as a peacemaker but his early efforts to end wars are noted.
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Mitchel Deplores Bryans Attitude In Resignation Fallout
Local Democrats voiced regret over William J. Bryan's resignation as tensions rise. Mayor Mitchel warned against political manipulation, while William F. McCombs, Democratic National Committee chair, called for full facts before commenting. Some leaders hinted Bryan may seek the presidency on peace, prohibition, or woman suffrage platforms.
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Peace Party Now Led By Fighter Says Bryan Resignation
The New Yorker Staats-Zeitung praises Secretary Bryan after his resignation from the Wilson Cabinet. It notes Bryan may seek a rival to Wilson, cites a split with Wilson, and calls him a man of principle. The paper questions Wilson's stance versus Bryan and highlights a growing peace faction in Congress.
Bryan resigns from State Department stirs British press
The British press analyzes Bryan's resignation as Secretary of State and its potential impact on U S policy toward Germany. Editorials assess Wilson's stance, possible German responses, and effects on American unity, peace efforts, and the war’s broader diplomatic landscape.
Bryan Episode Dominates London Evening Headlines
London papers publish bold front pages detailing the Bryan episode with prominent treatment across the ink. The Associated Press dispatch from London notes extensive coverage and dramatic emphasis as editors highlight key moments and public reaction.
Press comment on Bryan resignation from New York papers
The New York Times prints additional press opinions on Secretary Bryan’s designation and Wilson administration. The New York Evening Post argues the departure won’t split the administration and assures steadfast support for Wilson. The New York Evening Sun savages Bryan as treacherous and questions his future influence on the nation.
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President Resolves To Carry Through Government Course
The resignation of Secretary Bryan is noted as the President remains firm on prior notes. The President and his Cabinet have decided to continue the current course, even if it requires an appeal to arms, mirroring the scenario on May 13.
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Bryan resigns from Cabinet to pursue war prevention
The New York Globe notes William Jennings Bryan leaves the Cabinet claiming fairness to the anti war cause. The move may hinder concessions sought under his international law stance, but domestic opinion behind the President could grow more unified.
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New York Evening World Reports Stand of State Department Crisis
The piece outlines mounting problems for the State Department that Mr. Bryan cannot easily handle. It argues the nation expects the President to take full control amid a grave international crisis and praises the Chief Executive for assuming this responsibility.
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American crisis looms as Bryan resigns in a world war context
The press brands Secretary Bryan’s resignation as a pivotal political event. London papers see Wilson’s firm stance and Bryan’s departure as a decisive moment, signaling accountability and a strengthened American resolve. The Evening Star calls it a death blow to Germanic powers and a pledge to uphold civilization.
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