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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

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Roosevelt and Wilson in the Lusitania note debate

Remarks from Colonel Roosevelt and Senator Sutherland frame reactions to President Wilson's note on the Lusitania sinking. Roosevelt defends forceful talk as patriotism, while Sutherland notes German replies miss key issues of international law and warning requirements.

United States George Sutherland Germany Wilson Sutherland Luisitania Warn- Ain Aires Jess

World War I Alignments and Treaties Amid Great Power Debates

The passage surveys multiple nations and their aims in World War I era disputes. It notes Germany’s invasion of Belgium, England’s treaty neutrality concerns, Japan’s alliance prompts with Britain, and Italy’s opposition to Austria Hungary. It explains how treaties drew nations into war and shifts in stance over sovereignty.

England Germany Belgium Japan Far East Austria Itlay Austria- Hungary United States International Commission

Paris and Montpelier Plan Fourth of July Celebrations

Paris and Montpelier will pull off big celebrations on July 4. Committees appointed by the city and two wards in Paris include W. W. Price A. T. Pendhey Ed Shepherd Dr A D Dooley Seymour Spencer Charles Law Standley H Rich Dr Sutton and Harold Swift.

Paris Montpelier W. W. Price A. T. Pendhey Ed Shepherd A. D. Dooley Seymour Spencer Charles Law Standley H. Rich Dr. Sutton Harold Swift

Dune Prospects At June Conference Share Names

Reported attendees include Morris Low of Baris, Beatrice Gardiner of Logan, James Poulsen, Mabel Collings of Paris, Ben Hymas of Liberty, and Sadie Davis of Paris. Post notes warnings for merchants as German ships challenge international law rules.

Busi- Morris Low Baris Beatrice ‘Gardiner Logan James. Poulsen Mabel Collings Paris Ben Hymas Liberty

Wedding Anniversary Honors Longtime Bear Lake Couple

The Humpherys celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary in Rent Lake valley recalling J J Humpherys born October 31 1836 in Mansfield England and emigrant to America in 1853 their long service in St Louis Salt Lake City Ogden Springville and Paris Utah noted by relatives and friends including twenty two grandchildren and five great grandchildren with wishes for health and happiness.

Dbs Ag Ares Rent Lake Valley Mansfield Englnd America St. Louis Empiré Stove Works Itsong Orson ‘Spencer J. J Plains Salt Lake City Ogdex California William Buntiogton Springville Springville.¢ Where: He Raised, “ Good .Cropa Mary Smith Paris Humpherys Ute DFP Robi Oes St. Louis'Mo Balt Lake Utah Bear Lake ‘County

Mountain States Telegraph Sees Strong Local Service

C S Larson auditor for Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Co says the company is pleased with local management and aims to improve service. He notes willingness to spend to place a telephone in every home in the valley, hoping many households will subscribe.

C. S. Larson Fe and Adda

Wilson's note on Germany seeks humane sea laws

The Deseret News reports the American stance urging Germany to follow recognized maritime law, protect passengers and crew, and limit submarine warfare. It emphasizes the U S goal of fairness and justice without seeking retaliation or severing relations, while insisting on humane treatment at sea.

Germany Washington Wilson America Deseret News

Opinion contest invites readers to name best ad

A coupon drive asks subscribers and non subscribers to vote on the most attractive advertisement in the Post. Readers outside Paris may win a one year subscription by mailing their choice and reasoning. Bloomington and St Charles celebrate good roads day with a mass road repair effort.

Paris Post Bloomington St. Charles

Bryan's Resignation Rationale Urges Arbitration Over War

The text presents Bryan arguing for a U S policy of arbitration with treaty nations before any war. He urges warning citizens from traveling on belligerent ships, supports limiting ammunition on passenger ships, and cites Taft and Wilson warnings of danger in Mexico as prudent precedent. The passage frames restraint as patriotic and aligned with international law.

Germany Taft Mexico Wilson

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