Protests and arbitration talk shape U S Britain tensions
Washington officials expect Britain to propose settlement via arbitration in the brewing clash over U S Germany trade and neutrality rules. The debate centers on German restrictions on goods for military use and Britain’s wartime decrees, with the United States resisting validation of belligerent claims and highlighting Moore’s international law digest.
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Great Britain
Asme
United States
Germany
E. S
Gert Toaby
Packers
Hay
Uslen
Great Tritam
Profacia
State Department
John Bassett Moore
Moore
Jis Park
Risn
Britain U S clash over neutral port blockades and cargo fate
State Department officials foresee a sharp U S Britain dispute on the blockading of neutral ports and the seizure of cargoes linked to belligerent use. The note questions Britain’s 1796 and 1805 laws and cites Civil War cargo cases to argue the legality of U S actions.
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Great Britain
Great
United States
Confederate States
Stits Department
Ambrosio Rodriguez Held For Grand Jury
Ambrosio Rodriguez was arrested after authorities traced a neutralities case to his activities in San Antonio. He appeared before U S Commissioner T L Edwards and was bound over to the federal grand jury in 1000, with the government alleging he recruited men to fight for Villa in Mexico. Rodriguez denies wrongdoing and vows to prove innocence when given a full chance.
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Ferguson
Ambrosio Tradriguez
Fort Susan
Rodriges
Shett
James Galbreath
Ater
Gol
W. A. Ghapn
Snperrior
Ambrosio Rodrigues
San Antonio
Nixon
Nivoln
Verguson
Ifte
Loue
Todrizuey
Ma Ldind
Erview
Villa
Recognition of Carranza Probable Recognition (Continued)
The article discusses potential recognition of General Carranza by all governments and the implications for diplomatic ties. It notes the aim to pacify Mexico with Mexicans deciding their fate, hints at an arms embargo against opposing factions, and lists attendees at a conference including Secretary of State Lansing and various ambassadors. It also mentions personnel changes in the Texas insurance rates office.
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Mexico
Carranza
Terardea
Coun Yell
Warrapte
Lansing
United States
de Game
Brazil
Romalo Laon
Argentine
Eduardo Suarez Muier
Chile
Ignacio Balderon
Bolivia
Caring Maria de Pena
Urugi
Joaquin Mendes
Santemala
Outrs
Cretary
Mre
Ontario
Cushing
Oklahoma
San Antonio
California
Citizens Oil Company
Gibbs Building
Crockett
Gibbs
Self
Mr. Thompson
Bir
Tally-Ito
Alamo Plaza
SAN Antonio Oil Tor
Teutons Defeated Along Moscow Route Threaten Conscription
British Railway Employes threaten civil war over conscription as 860,000 workers officially notify the government. The note follows Labour MP Thames's fiery speech urging unions to block unskilled labor and uphold output to avert national disaster amid war in the Balkans and eastern fronts.
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British Railway
Mosc
Mozcow
Germany
Vor Mackensen
Pinak Inst
Petrograd
Vilna
von Hindenburg
Lida
Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bosla
Entente
Amel Kamated
J. H. Thames
Lingdeorgs
Troya-George
Conigreas
Tourists Seek Public Golf For San Antonio Growth
Percy Tyrrell of the Gunter hotel urges San Antonio to build municipal golf links to attract wealthy and ordinary tourists. He cites interest from travelers in Sarthe and Eastern cities and a Northern millionaire seeking public course information. Tyrrell proposes a local headquarters staffed by a competent man in California to showcase the city’s attractions.
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San Antonio
Percy Tyrrell
Gunter Hotel
Guiter
Municipal
Galt
Sat Antonin
Tyrrell
Los Angeles
San Tranclen
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