America presses freedom of the seas in Berlin note
Washington delivered a strong diplomatic note declaring the United States will regard any German naval actions violating American rights as deliberately unfriendly. It asserts continued pursuit of sea liberty, rejects retaliatory claims, and calls for cooperation to uphold law and neutral rights amid war. President Wilson stayed in Cornish awaiting further developments.
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Berlin
Gerard
United States
Europe
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Cornish
Nhs
Germany
Great’ Britain
Lusitania
Sois
Great Britain
Noted Notes Wave Over Lusitania Crisis From 1915 Press
A compilation from St. Louis Globe-Democrat St. Louis Republic Peoria Transcript and New York World shows editorials praising and scrutinizing President Wilson's third note to Germany regarding the Lusitania sinking. The opinions stress neutral rights, insistence on full compliance, and the move toward potential war if Germany persists.
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Illinois Staats” Zeitung
Germany
England
United States
Republic
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Berlin
Lusitania
St. Louis Republic
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Globe-Democrat
New York
Wilson
High Seas
Continued on page 4 column note hints at article continuation
A fragment shows a directive that the story continues elsewhere with page and column references. It suggests a longer feature or report spanning multiple pages in the original newspaper. No further details are available in the fragment.
Scenes in Warsaw show imminent German advance
German troops reported from Poland are near Warsaw with Russians defending desperately for months. Images depict street scenes and large buildings, illustrating a community as advanced as other major European cities. Russians likely to be driven from Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Europe
Russian View of Campaign In War-Wracked Poland
Petrograd reports Field Marshal Von Mackensen pressing between the Bug and the Vistula with a focus on Lublin and surrounding towns Belzyce Travniki Vosslavitze and Grubechow. Russian lines hold at Ivangorod and Novogeorgievsk as German forces push to secure the Vistula fortress and threaten Warsaw.
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France
Cause of fire still mystery delays Oklahoma delivery
Washington July 23 Danage to the new superdreadnaught Oklahoma building at Camden New Jersey likely will delay delivery of the ship until January next year according to a report by Naval Constructor Roberts of the bureau of construction and repair who examined the vessel The report noted several heat damaged bulkheads would have to be replaced though the inspection was not completed
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Bureau of Construction and Repair
Wilson asks for national defense reports from war and navy heads
President Wilson orders reports on national defense to be submitted to him personally by the heads of the war and navy departments. The move follows the Germany submarine note and shifts focus to permanent national policy as he studies the program during a Cornish visit and returns to Washington for advisement.
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Congress
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Navy
Berlin Receives American Note On Submarine Warfare
Berlin officials and foreign office staff studied the latest American note to Germany on submarine warfare. Ambassador Gerard delivered the document to Herr Von Jagow who reported to Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg. Translation into German began as British forecasts circulated without official comment.
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Foreign Office
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Herr von Jagow
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Fire threat found at California cannery plant
In San Edrancisco on July 23 an employee discovery led to a police investigation after a bundle of wet phosphorus was placed between two wooden buildings of the California Canneries plant. Authorities say once dry it could have ignited the structure while Isi dor Jacobs, the company president, noted the firm ships large yearly orders to English buyers.
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California’ Canneries Company
Isidor Jacobs
William M Ivins Dies In New York Bright's Disease
William M Ivins a leading New York lawyer died early today at his home 58 West Fifth Street from an acute Brights disease and septic poisoning He was chief counsel for William Barnes in his libel suit against Colonel Roosevelt.
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William M. Ivins
West Fifth-eighth
Bright
Ivins
William Barnes
Colonel Roosevelt
War fronts hold and Austro-German offensives near Warsaw
Reported German and Austrian forces push toward Warsaw with renewed energy while terrain and destroyed roads hamper heavy artillery. German claims say Russians retreated at several points along the Vistula and Bug corridor as Hindenburg’s force advances north. Russians lure counterattacks from Novogeorgievsk amid debated plans for a decisive battle.
Rioters Clash With Deputies at Bayonne Oil Plant
In Bayonne New Jersey a fresh outburst followed three days of riot. Sheriff Kinkead led fifty deputies through Constable Hook and faced more than 1000 strikers. Stones and clubs were thrown. few injuries reported. Police reserves helped disperse the crowd as mediators from the labor department and Standard Oil officials sought settlement. Continuous attempts to pay wages sparked further tension. No serious injuries reported.
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Standard - Oil Company
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Tidewater
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Boxe
Cardinal Gibbons Birthday Celebrated Worldwide
Baltimore July 23 Roman Catholic societies marked the eighty first birthday of James Cardinal Gibbons born July 23 1834 in a global observance. Cardinal Gibbons received congratulations from the Pontiff and prelates around the world as fellow members of the Sacred College in Rome joined the tribute.
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James Cardinal Gibbons
Sacred College
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Jacket Workers Strike Reignites Garment Industry Unrest
New York July 23 Ten thousand children’s jacket workers went on strike today reopening conflict in the garment industry. Hillman, president of the Clothing Workers union, announced renewed disputes between shops affecting wages and conditions across the sector.
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