U S waits for Ottoman reply over Smyrna incident
The United States adopts a watchful waiting policy toward Turkey after the Smyrna harbor firing on the Tennessee. Officials expect an apology if the act was unauthorized, with Navy and State Department seeking full facts before any naval moves. Advisors weigh removing the cruisers vs keeping them to protect missionary interests and American citizens.
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Kaiser May Order Apology To United States
London reports The Daily News argues Germany will press Turkey to apologize for its conduct toward the United States amid friction over the Tennessee incident. It notes Turkish ineptitude, Germany's influence, and potential diplomatic pressure likely to draw U.S. concern.
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