German Americans urged to aid peace efforts in war stalemate
Former Secretary Bryan appeals to German Americans to back peaceful diplomacy between the United States and Germany. He stresses neutrality, cautions against tying German US-UK negotiations, and urges support for the president’s peace efforts while outlining risks of war and submarine warfare.
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Foley Kidney Pills Offer Relief for Painful Joints and Aching Muscles
A fragmentary notice suggests Foley Kidney Pills aid kidney health and overall well being for those suffering rheumatic pains, backache, swollen joints, and sore muscles. The ad credits AML Fischer with the endorsement though details are unclear.
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Roosevelt backs Wilson amid Bryan rift on Germany policy
In New Orleans on June 12 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt expressed strong support for President Wilson's stance against Germany. He praised the administration, urged unity, and pledged to back all steps to protect U S interests and uphold democratic liberty. Roosevelt learned of Bryan's resignation and planned to continue his coast bird reservation tour before arriving in New York.
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Gardiner Praises Wilson In World Leader Tribute
London January 12 Daily News editor Alfred Gardiner hails President Wilson as the world’s premier citizen. He acknowledges human errors but battles against political motives, praising Wilson’s non intervention stance and integrity. Gardiner predicts a historic rupture with Bryan marks a pivotal US moment.
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Washington awaits German view on war submarine note
Officials in Washington expect a friendly German reply regarding the second American note on submarine warfare. Ambassadors in Berlin are studying the text, with a fortnight cited for a possible Germany response. Hope remains for a peaceful settlement honoring both nations.
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French Press on U S Note Calls No Room for Dilatory Tactics
Paris newspapers praise President Wilsons note to Germany as direct and decisive. They say it enforces a clear invitation for Germany to confirm future respect for noncombatant rights and the laws of humanity, leaving no scope for delay or complex diplomacy.
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European press reacts to German note on arbitration and Bryan
London editorials comment on Germany offering terms, Bryan's arbitration stance, and U S proposals. The Times and Daily Telegraph predict renewed talks with Germany, while The Morning Post questions Bryan's resignation motives. The Daily News, Daily Graphic, and Daily Telegraph assess the note's tone as moderate yet demanding assurances on neutral rights and protests.
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Fragmentary remark on German policy and rights
The text records a fragmented discussion about Germany's legitimate rights and U S policy. It mentions President and interference questions, with vague assertions that rights must be exercised without retrenching civil order. The source reads as garbled OCR from a historical page.
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Vending in Parks Under Investigation by City Officials
Commissioner Tuy Lambert investigates the system of park refreshments near San Pedro Park. An ordinance to charge a teens fee for fruit and soft drinks was passed, but enforcement has not begun. Lambert considers regulating vendors and suggests building refectory booths in parks to rent stalls and fund maintenance.
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Belgium Gratitude and Flag Polarity Seen in U S Symbols
Report from Philadelphia on the June 13 alumni reunion at the University of Pennsylvania where a feature endowment insurance policy was highlighted and 100 law graduates were examined by physicians during the alumni event. Dr Hedger, returning from Belgium after eleven months, notes expressions of gratitude to the United States amid Belgian observations of American influence.
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No Warden for McCucket Pardoning Delay Reported
Governor Bergan has not acted on Frank AiCug's pardon application despite a council recommendation to pardon McQuate. McCus received an eleven year term for a Dallas murder, with the conviction supported by substantial evidence. Fat on Travelers' Hotel offers popular prices in an ad-length snippet.
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War Exhibit At Hotel Astor Shows Modern Warfare Machines
An exhibit at the Hotel Astor presents modern warfare gear as part of a World War defense conference led by the Universal Security League. Displays include anti armor shells, aircraft components, machine parts, and a large torpedo launcher, illustrating warfare driven by machines and science rather than manpower.
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San Antonio Ballers Exchange elects officers and directors
R F Newman was chosen president of the San Antonio Duildery Tixchangs at a Friday meeting. New officers include H M Abernathy vice president J Ratcliffe secretary and FP T Shields treasurer. Board of directors lists several named members and a bid deadline of 11 am June 18 1945 for hospital building repairs and painting.
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Two People Drown in Fort Worth Flood
In Fort Worth two girls, identified as Mrs. Joste Gill er and Jick Woldrop, drowned during flood conditions. Police patrols and rescue efforts were resumed as officials plan disease prevention measures, cleanup, and repairs to flood-damaged districts while riverbanks recede. The event follows widespread flooding fears and emergency responses in the area.
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