Wilson Notes to Berlin Mark New Stage in U S Policy
President Wilsons second summons to Germany demands observance of international law in submarine warfare. Bryan resignation signals United States resolve, with officials hoping Berlin will reassess, while stressing no break in relations unless Germany ignores core principles.
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Wilson
Germany
William 3. Bryan
Berlin
United States
Bryan
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Lusitania
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CHANGE IN POLICY Submarine Prisoners Treated Like Others
In London the secretary of the admiralty announced that German submarine prisoners would be treated the same as other captives. Balfour noted six officers and twenty-one crew were captured from the German sub. Turkish gunboat Marmaris sunk and transport Mosil captured in the Persian Gulf. In Paris the Germans’ positions in Souvile village were captured and French forces hold the town. Boston reports the Colonian flew the American flag for forty hours to shield from submarines as it neared Avonmouth. Columbus shows tax returns across fourteen districts indicate a 6 percent rise in personal property value but a $6 drop in listing costs.
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Leyland Line
J. McDonald
Avonmouth
England
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Court holds Porter Charlton lane as murder trial nears
Como Italy June 10 Porter Charlton the American accused of murdering his wife at their villa in June 1910 was found mentally responsible at the time of her death An opinion by Professor Maggiotto the examiner was presented Charltons trial opens early next month He has completed a lengthy autobiography and a defense document to be offered in court.
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Porter Charlton
Maggiotto
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Denied Immunity Bath in Awkward Position
New York June 10 Edward D Robbins once a key legal mind of the New Haven system faces possible court action as Judge Hunt may rule on his immunity plea in a Sherman law conspiracy case involving twenty defendants. Robbins admits in his plea acts charged while seeking exemption, as government lawyers press for a pro forma guilty finding.
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Edward D. Robbins
New Haven
Hunt
United States District Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Robbina
Wich
President to send note to Britain over trade interference
Washington reports the president plans a strong representation to Great Britain to halt interference with American trade with neutrals. The note will be sent once it can be done without raising complications with Germany. Southerners and cotton concerns push for action as the cotton situation grows serious and risks to American rights increase.
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Great Britain
United States
White House
Germany
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Natonal
Bryan Reiterates Peace Treaty Stance at White House Farewell
President and William J Bryan exchanged cordial remarks during a June farewell at the White House. Bryan restated his belief that Americans should refrain from visiting vessels carrying ammunition and highlighted his dedication to his thirty peace treaties. The president said he respected Bryan’s stance as Bryan expressed mutual respect. In Columbus a cyclist, Kenneth L Hickwon, fifteen, was struck by a Natlorel Refining Company treck in Alton County while riding his bicycle.
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William 4. Bryan
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Murhmaring Lssue
United States
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Columbus
Alton
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Natlorel
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Ingwnty
Scal ded 10 Death in Kitchen Accident
A brief report describes a kitchen accident where a boy was scalded by boiling water caused by an overturned container. He died within a few hours. The incident involves George Von Orden and a family context in what appears to be a domestic setting.
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Napoleon
George von Orden
Willis speakers at Antioch college on peace stance
Governor Frank B. Willis spoke at Antioch college Yellow Springs urging Ohio residents to stand by the president during the crisis. He urged peace and declared he would stand with him, emphasizing unity and support for national leadership.
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Criste
Frank B. Willis
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Willis
Not Guilty of Murder in Cincinnati Trial
Cincinnati June 10 Mrs Tile Campbell was found not guilty of murdering her husband Ralph Campbell after a trial in which she admitted shooting him on February 7 but claimed it was accidental while defending herself from his attacks during a quarrel.
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Tile Campbell
Democrats to weigh referendums at state meeting
Columbus June 10 State Chairman Finley said the Democratic state committees will consider county chairmen letters. Prominent party members oppose starting referendums on the Willis taxation liquor and other Cox law amendments but back current petitions if specific interests push for test votes.
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Columbus
Finley
Stanislau Taken by Austro German Forces in Galicia
War summary reports Stanislau captured by Austro German forces southeast of Lemberg. Russian left wing pressed back towards the Dniester as enemy troops advance. 45,000 Russians said captured at Staninlau. German boosts claim Baltic Provinces successes. British losses total 258,088 through May 3, with detailed ranks. French claim mastery of Neuville. Italian dirigible attack on Fiume, crew saved and captured. True Humility notes about Thomas Flint and his father.
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Galicia
Bukowina
Stanislau
Saet
Kalusz
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Linsingen
Saurmay
Hoffman
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Lemberg
Stanislaw
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Baltic
Doubie
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Asquith
House of Commons
Neuville
Arras
Woevre
Fiume
Elevator encounter sparks quarrel on building stairs
Fragmentary overheard dialogue shows a tense exchange in an office elevator. A clerk challenges a man’s paternity claim while a bystander jokes about raising a child, reflecting a chaotic urban scene sourced from newspaper pages.
Bryan to Appeal to the Country on German Policy
Washington reports former Secretary of State Bryan will present his views on U S policy toward Germany to the public. He reiterates ideas for submitting disputes to an international commission and warning Americans against belligerent ships as he seeks broad public support for these remedies. Bryan plans a two week stay in Washington and a speaking tour to follow.
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Agneritte
N.C
Bryae Seeks International Inquiry Over State Dept Resignation
Bryan, in a former statement on the Germany dispute and the note with President Wilson, argues for an international commission to investigate US‑foreign disputes. He urges warning Americans away from belligerent ships to avoid danger zones, claiming treaties require such investigation. He notes his 31 years at the post and loyalty to letters of the law.
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