The Bryan Series and German Question in 1915
A fragmentary account discusses Secretary of State Bryan and his stance on Germany, the Austrian heir issue, and potential lectures in Miami and the South. It references press reaction, wartime diplomacy, and anticipated writings titled The Causes of the War, while noting delays and the request to publish articles without discrimination.
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Asquith Heads Britain’s War Costs and Coalition Push
Britain’s daily war cost rises as Home of Commons credits add 1.25 billion dollars, bringing total war funds to over 4.51 billion. Asquith stresses party loyalty, explains coalition necessity, and urges united public effort despite unease over political compromise. He highlights Italy’s accession as morally and materially valuable.
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Earl Brassey Ordered to the Dardanelles Front
London reports Earl Brassey aged 79, who joined the Royal Navy Division at the war’s start, is ordered to proceed to the Dardanelles. He told an Eastbourne recruiting meeting he expects to head to a new front within a fortnight and has long served transporting stores and wounded from France.
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British Army Force Reported At Four Million Strong
Milwaukee June 16 Arthur Doe son of General B Doe ex Assistant Secretary of War who spent six months as a hospital automobile driver at the front with the English army has returned and says the British are assembling a vast force. He puts 4,000,000 under arms including 1,000,000 in France with various regiments of colonials.
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Lusitania Slow Speed Inquiry Examines Admiralty Instructions
Testimony in a private session centers on Admiralty directives given to the Lusitania and whether the captain acted on them after torpedoing. Captain Turner describes speed, lifeboat arrangements, and rescue difficulties as the court weighs if all possible actions were taken.
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New French loan to be made here amid London rates
Wall Street banks quoted bills on London and Paris at record lows as negotiations accelerate for a French loan backed by American securities. Gold shipments from Canada and a stabilizing plan between English and American bankers influence the deal.
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Britain in new note may alter blockade rules
Washington reports intimations that Britain's Foreign Office plans a reply to the March protest against the March 15 Order in Council. Britain may modify rules on neutral commerce to align with international law, while the United States awaits the British answer and avoids new representations. The note hints possible mediation on warfare changes and cotton settlement procedures with American exporters amid detentions and seized cargoes under the British order.
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Miller Lamps 14 Pave Them For Gate
Wedding Gustay Miller lamps fourteen pave them for gate as recorded in local notice. Ceremony details unclear. article fragment lists names and place but lacks full context or date.
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French Aviators Shell Karlsruhe Across Grand Duchy of Baden
London reports Karlsruhe the Baden capital bombarded by French airmen. Twenty-three aircraft dropped 180 projectiles, starting many fires and causing panic at the railway station Tierlin. Berlin claims only two planes failed to return with one downed and crew killed.
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Attack on Ruhe Kills Eleven in Bombing Raid
Five enemy airmen dropped bombs on Ruhe far from the theatre of operations. Eleven citizens were killed and six injured. Military damage appears unlikely. One enemy aircraft was shot down by our forces.
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