Woman Allows Secrets to Save Husband in Murder Trial
Olympia June 11 Mrs. A L Miller faces a sensational moment as she may reveal intimate heart secrets in court to aid her husband who killed William Chatten chief of Union Lumber Co at Union Mills May 2 The defense pursues unwritten law while 11 married jurors hear the case amid intense public attention.
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A. L. Miller
William
Union Lumber Co
Union Mills
Chatten
Yantis
Mrs. Miller
Miller
Thomas Vance
Vance
Powles Rumors Stir as Mayor Candidacy Questioned
The Star reports rumors Powles may run for mayor while detailing alleged financials from his stumping and stumping work. It questions charity claims and notes wages and profits tied to 40 acres of land and a 135 per acre contract. Powles denies readiness to announce but says he could serve if demanded.
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Western Ave
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Avalon Way
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Germany Sees U.S. Ties Restored After Note
German officials express belief that peace and cordial U.S. Germany relations will return after President Wilson's note and Bryan's resignation. Berlin reports indicate Germany will accept Wilson's statement on Lusitania and may seek cooperation with the United States in neutral rights.
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England
German Editors Hopeful by Carl W Ackerman
Berlin dispatch reports Ambassador Gerard delivered Wilsons note to Foreign Minister von Jagow at 1 05 pm The Lokal Anzeiger favored the note as a basis for further negotiations It said our military interests and justice will not hinder honorable discussion of the Lusitania Col House may return to the United States and could replace Bryan as secretary of state
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Washington
Berlin
Wilson
Bryan
Germany
United States
von Bernstorff
United Press
Sayville
Gerard
von Jagow
Lokal Anzeiger
Anzeiger
Col. House
Europe
President Wilson’s Note Pushes Peaceful Demand to Berlin
President Wilson’s latest note to Germany offers a friendly approach while insisting on safeguarding American rights at sea. Officials say Germany could yield if it agrees to the principle that any sinking of ships must avoid American lives aboard. A revised submarine policy with explanation might improve American confidence.
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Wilson
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Berlin
Cabinet Members Pleased With German Note
Washington reports the cabinet is hopeful after President Wilson received a Berlin note. Secretary Lansing says a formal protest to Allied interference with shipping is not ready yet. The cabinet sees the note as acceptable and expects concessions leading to a near term agreement.
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United Press
Washington
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
Lansing
Bryan Do Now as Wilson Note Recalls May 15 Message
The calm courteous note from Wilson echoes May 15 and suggests Germany get another chance to wage submarine warfare decently without U S objection. The president appears cool and wise while Bryan risks isolation for his antiwar stance.
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