Germany Seeks Friendly Ties in Exclusive Interview
Baron Mumm Von Schwarzenstein, a leading German diplomat, declares Germany wants to be friendly with the United States. He cites strained Anglo American news channels, argues for clearer communication, and says Germany seeks an honorable peaceful position among nations while defending its wartime conduct.
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Baron Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Foreign Office
United Press Today
Nardowlaslv
Toklo
Blaine
Washington
Itis
America
Alma
New War Rule Framed In Note Hints Mark Delay
Washington report by John Edwin Nevin states Germany may frame a new rule of international warfare in reply to President Wilson. The aim is to protect neutrals at sea without surrendering submarine warfare advantages. Officials expect two weeks before the German note is handed to Ambassador Gerard.
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John Edwin Nevin Washington
Germany
Wilson
Ambasador Gerard
United States
G. C. Norman
Port Angeles
Washington
Jane Addams
International Congress of Women For Peace
Paris
Berlin
Marshal
Little Rock
Ark
England
Wounded cry for mothers cited by peace advocates
In San Francisco July 6 a British leader said the sight of wounded and crying mothers, not dead soldiers, sickened him. Mrs Ethel Snowden, wife of Phillip Snowden, told an international conference of women peace workers that mothers voting will prevent future wars, ending the slaughter of sons, husbands, and fathers.
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San Francisco
Ethel Snowden
Phillip Snowden
International Conference of Women Peace Workers
Mrs. Snowden
Port Townsend Moves Four Miles Closer With Canal
Port Townsend reports the completion of a canal linking Port Townsend with Oak Bay shortens the Seattle distance by four miles. A rough water stretch around Marrow has been eliminated, allowing steamers to favor the canal.
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Port Townsend
Oak Bay
Seattle
Marrow
Opulent Opera House Planned in Toppenish
Toppenish announces a fine up-to-date opera house to be erected with improvements totaling over 100000 dollars. Construction is underway as crop prospects are excellent except for a shortage of apples from aging trees.
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Toppenish, Wash
Toppenish
Whispers of a Morning Spell in a Cold Breeze
A fragment recalls a chilly dawn where white folk hurry and chatter in the chill air. A lad’s chest is bared to the wind, and a speaker muses with curious hope that the boy will be freed.
Lynching in Georgia Amid Race Tension After Turner Murder
In Macon, Georgia, post murder of white farmer Silas Turner, race tensions surge as two Black individuals are lynched. The report also notes D. A. Thomas, a British financier, in New York seeking ammo for allies, and mentions a severe injury to Mrs. R. Dineberg in a road accident. Additional items include rail official H. B. Earling’s inspection tour, a Red Cross relief car traveling from Milwaukee to Nellingham, and the British steamer Middleham Castle en route to Comox, B C.
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Silas Turner
Macon
D. A. Thomas
New York
Mra
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Milwaukee
Seattle
Missouri
American Red Cross
Tacoma
Nellingham
Middleham Castle
Victoria
Comax
B. C
Are you there probably to make sure the man on the other end
A humorous note on telephone etiquette features a successor to the famed phrase I see. The piece images a talk with his party while asking are you there as he waits to confirm the line from Ballard and Fauntleroy.
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Fauntleroy
Ballard
Rockefeller orders guard doubled after Morgan attack
John D. Rockefeller demands doubled security following an attack on J. P. Morgan. Lee Collins aged 24 of Snohomish was drugged in Baden hotel rooms by two men Monday night and robbed of clothes and 20 dollars. Jeremiah Simpson aged 63, longtime Seattle resident, died at Livingstone hotel on First and Stewart Monday night.
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John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Lee Collins
Snohomish
Baden Hotel
Jeremiah Simpson
Seattle
Livingstone Hotel
First
Stewart
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