Arbitration as US last resort in trade note crisis
Washington signals action over words in commerce dispute with Britain. Officials say England must respond to the American note, and arbitration remains the final option if deadlock occurs. White House reviews reactions from British and Turkish circles and Berlin’s stance on neutrality and restrictions.
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Osborne Warden Criticized Over Cotton Contraband List
The report notes Thomas Mott Osborne faces southern congressmen and cotton interests for failing to protest England's placement of cotton on the contraband list and for not detailing objections to cotton cargo seizures. A separate note on the contraband issue is being prepared as information is gathered. Positive German American press reaction pleased administration officials, with President Wilson and Secretary Lansing briefed. The note signals possible action on meat packers cargo seizures and Anglo French policy on vessels with German interests, with further protests anticipated over seizures of meat cargoes as mere conjecture for neutral stock entries.
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Lansing
Chicago
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STO VEMEN SEE PRESIDENT Assures Wilson of Support
Washington November 9 The Stonemen's Fellowship a Protestant church laymen group promises full support for the administrations national defense program to President Wilson A Philadelphia committee headed by Rev H C Stane presented a roll of 194000 signatures as pledge of endorsement The White House reception was exclusive and the committee stated any statement would come from the president Deep appreciation was expressed by the president for the pledged aid to army and navy plans.
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Fall From Bridge Fat at Wilkes Barre Pa
Injuries were reported after a man fell about twenty feet from a railroad bridge over Marvers Creek near Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. The accident occurred as he walked along the bank and lost balance when a train approached, leaving him unable to reach a safe spot. The incident was witnessed by Richard Jones of Nantrate.
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Great Allied Army in Salonika
London reports that Kitchener met Briand Gallieni and Joffre in Paris before heading to the Balkans, signaling an energetic East campaign. Salonika dispatches say large forces are landing, trains depart secretly, and a general advance is expected once Kitchener arrives. French and British actions press north toward Strumitza as Bulgarians claim repulsed English and French, and battle lines form around Nish with heavy Bulgarian Austro German thrusts.
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Russians Report Big Prisoner Captures Along Stripa River
Petrograd reports 8500 German captives on the Stripa as Russian forces claim a new success along the river. The war office states German efforts to retake prisoners were violent but futile. A second success at Rafalovka yields 22 officers and 712 men captured.
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Bomb attack hits British patrol ship Cotterel
Official report states two German aeroplanes damaged a North Sea British patrol ship near North Hinder lightship on Saturday. Bombs dropped caused flames to rise about 500 meters from the steamship Cotterel.
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Runaway Team Kills Woman on Sebastian Farm
In Wilkins township Mrs Rose Sebastian died after a wagon team ran away while she helped finish harvest on the Sebastian farm. Two wheels passed over her body causing fatal injuries. Local report notes the accident occurred during harvest duties.
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