Sailors Case Up Inquiries on Redetention of American Seamen
An inquiry into Germany's detention of seventy two American sailors aboard the prize ship Yarrowdale was dispatched to Berlin as cabinet discussions in Washington focused on the maritime crisis and possible arming of U S merchant ships. Officials noted divisions over arming while pledging to demand the sailors' liberty and to seek reports on German crews aboard warbound ships in distant ports.
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BERNSTORFF SAYS GOODBYE TO WASHINGTON VISIT
Former German ambassador Count von Bernstorff, aboard his departure for home from Washington after eight years, expressed hope that war with the United States might end and that cordial U.S. German relations be restored. He and his wife thanked friends for hospitality and farewells.
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Explosion in War Plant in Yorkshire
An explosion rocked a munitions factory in Yorkshire, London reports. The British government believes no lives were lost, while surrounding areas sustained some damage and relief operations were set in motion.
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Yorkshire
Hydroairplane Loop Performed By Captain Evans
In Pensacola Florida Captain Francis Evans attached to the Navy Reserve school completed a successful loop in a hydroairplane reaching severe heights. It was claimed to be the first successful somersault in a hydroairplane in the United States. A separate notice from Calvingue Ohio forbids playing the Star Spangled Banner in any dance hall whether as a single piece or in a medley, under a second bill introduced in the Ohio House.
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Berlin Sees War Likely as U S Tension Grows
Berlin reports little hope of avoiding war with the United States as submarine policy hardens. Commanders are told to sink armed enemy merchantmen on sight while protecting neutrals when possible, signaling an imminent break and cautious signaling amid censored dispatches from Berlin and Washington.
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Plan Mobilization of Civilian Army Plans for Volunteer Force
Washington discusses War College plans for mobilizing a citizen army in wartime. It outlines presidential call procedures, enlistment terms, officer selection, training at rendezvous and depots, and the establishment of volunteer camps under Secretary of War supervision, with emphasis on English fluency and age limits.
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Arizona Mightiest of All Fighting Vessels
The Arizona, newest addition to the United States battle fleet, surpasses earlier ships in size and armament. It features heavy 16 inch guns, immense steam capacity, and propulsion by powerful engines capable of about 20 knots, marking a major naval build in the era.
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Waits in Silent Grief For News Of Loved Ones
A confused garbled passage reports a distressing event with a man and a family affected by a sinking incident. It mentions a wife and four children and notes attempts to contact relatives and the handling of orders amid the chaos. The text is incomplete and fragmented.
Train Kills Guards and Troops in Transit
Reported crash on a Rock Island line near El Paso Texas killed multiple guards and soldiers. Dozens were injured and others released as National Guard units head home under War Department orders toward Wisconsin Iowa Virginia and Ohio locations with muster out and redeployment plans.
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President's war stance shaping unity across nation
Washington reports President warns of war if aggression continues, urging national unity amid tensions. Officials push for peace while restraint on German actions remains central. Strong leadership signals aim to deter conflict and sustain public support.
Taft Says Isolation Ended In Public Address
Former President William Howard Taft declares to a gathering in Philadelphia that isolation is ended and references Washington and Jefferson as symbols of a reoriented foreign policy. He argues America has moved beyond fortune and splendor toward a stronger, more engaged role.
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Indiana dry bill signed to enforce prohibition
Governor Goodrich signed the Wright prohibition bill in Indianapolis on Friday. The measure makes Indiana dry through April, with many prohibition supporters present for the ceremony as the governor attached his signature to the act.
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Bremen's Deutschland Denied Sail On Third Voyage
New inquiry updates leak case as broker George B. Chipmin testifies to stock dealings and a House member involvement. The Bremen merchant ship Deutschland reportedly did not sail on its third voyage, remaining at a German port while New Life in leak inquiry advances in Washington.
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