Inquiry Opened Over Sinking of American Wheat Ship
President orders inquiry into the destruction of the American ship William P Frye by the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich off the American coast. Officials debate whether Germany must pay for cargo and cargo claims, while the ship's crew were freed except for two German nationals who remained aboard, and discussions continue on the German response and potential diplomatic changes.
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Germany’s finances praised by official budget report
Berlin papers highlight Dr. Helfernene’s budget presentation as Germany’s credit withstands the war scare. Officials cite stronger German bonds and lower war costs than Allies, with Bank of Germany reserve strength and mobilization plans to sustain financial resources despite disrupted trade and balance of payments pressures.
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Turkey
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Wadoo Scheduled for Hospital Trip in Washington
Reports state Wadoo plans a medical transfer to a Washington hospital for an operation. Secretary at the office this morning said no complications had arisen.
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Ry Medlow
King Signs Measure Lyndon and Britain Naval Reprisal Plan
March 13 White House briefings note King George signs the measure enforcing naval reprisal steps against Germany as outlined in the order in council. President Wilson will not receive callers outside government officials for three weeks amid Mexican aid and other international issues. Export records from New York show a daily value exceeding 10 million dollars, a record for U.S. customs history.
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Local Weather Forecast Shows Mixed Northern Cold Fronts
A fragmented forecast lists temperatures across multiple cities. Milwaukee reports 28 degrees clear from the northwest with cold conditions. St Louis notes 42 degrees with northwesterly winds and a lower reading. Denver records 04 with a cloudy wind. Kansas City mentions cooler air and a northwest wind. Tulsa and other stations show varying readings and cold nights ahead.
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Houston Is Selected For 1916 Cattlemen Conventio
The Texas Cattlemen’s Association re elected President Jackson of Alpine and officers at the San Antonio session. Houston led for the 1916 convention with Port Worth and Fort Worth rivaling. Nominations were by written ballot after city sponsors spoke, with Houston favored for the next gathering and 1918 slated for Fort Worth.
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Carranza Denies Charges In Cable Message To Obregon
Carranza replies personally to Mr Wilson denying charges against Obregon and asserts his campaign will continue. In a cable to The Light from Vera Cruz on March 10, he defends Obregon, praises safeguards for city residents, and claims republic aims to ease famine while evacuating the capital. He accuses foreign newspapers of sensationalism and reiterates that no assassinations or threats occurred in Mexico City. The message frames the Constitutionalist cause as seeking equality and stability for the people.
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Funeral on ship marks first in merchant history
On a New York bound steamer Valectand of the Humbars American line a funeral service will be held today for Captain Albert Polis. The solemn ceremony aboard the ship is expected to attract about thirty German attendees and recounts of high society’s sanctioned rituals.
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Albert Polis
Divorce decree ends a church dispute in New York
March 11 report from the Rev Manning of Tri Church indicates a divorce ruling overshadowing internal church matters. The decision was read last night, marking an end to a lengthy but unsettled dispute within the congregation.
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Obregon Defended as Enemies Blamed for Capital Turmoil
Reports from Washington say Obregon is defended and that enemies are blamed for the trouble in the capital. Carranza replies to Wilson, pledging protection and promising measures to restore order, while American notes offer reassurances amid evacuation dynamics and discussions of transportation aid. Spaniards in Mesitu City report assassinations, prompting diplomatic action requests.
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Carranza replies to Bryan note on Mexican revolution
General Carranza answers Secretary Bryan via consul, defending Obregon, praising relief efforts in Mexico City, and promising protection for foreigners. He asserts the constitutionalists will safeguard lives and allow safe departures when evacuating the capital, aiming to maintain continuity with the United States through diplomatic channels.
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