Bryan Quits Post Supports War Prevention Effort
William J. Bryan resigns as secretary of state, accepted by President Wilson, citing an inability to sign the forthcoming note to Germany. The move prompts analysis of shifts in the administration’s stance toward peace and potential impacts on U.S. policy amid mounting war tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Washington
William J. Bryan
Wilsen
Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Wilbon
Robert Lansing
Plate
Hun Kine
Nan
Bevan
Mryan
Sela
Wilkon
Ds Poverh Mons
Germnathy
Biny
Buchanan
Hlinois
Unite States
MO Tiryan
Howe Conree
Hrvan
Hryan
Torelan Afaira
Garrison
Mexico
Miryan
Vie Qort
Gut
Delenne
Wopether
Sam Washington
Lime T
Hygan
Tranenioelen
Pevenienel
Lee Rennerber
Furlee
Alke
Enol Tie & Pecceryl
Bryan and Wilson clash over note to Germany and policy
The article discusses Secretary Bryan's stance on President Wilson's note to Germany, implying a possible split in the administration and tensions over foreign policy toward Germany and Mexico. It notes Bryan's resistance to broader policy shifts and the potential impact on arbitration principles and U.S. unity.
President and Bryan Rift Over German Submarine Policy
The text outlines a growing split between the president and Secretary Bryan regarding how to respond to Germany’s submarine warfare. It notes the impending retirement of Bryan and hints at disagreements over whether to pursue peacetime investigations and a commission versus direct cabinet action.
Lansing Takes Hold As Acting Secretary of State
Lansing remains in charge as acting secretary of state. The long career of Counselor Lansing spans international disputes and government service, including roles before the Bering Sea claims commission and various diplomatic assignments for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werkinelon
Trebert Jay Thie
New York
PLL
Actine
Gornmny
Lansing
Alenue
Bihiof
United States
Mlewnor Moster
Jos W. Poster
Ptate
Harris
Lining Wan
Vounel
Heringden
Washington
Olney
Bering Sea Claims Commission
London
At- Wilicsbardes
Tio Mire
Iis Governpion
Threatened to Kill Wife After Chase Ends in Arrest
Sheriff and deputy arrest Frank Tablot after a dramatic chase along the River Red between Mr Vernon and Gambier. Tablot allegedly chased his wife with an iron bar and threatened to kill her. he was captured in a woods and jailed. The incident follows prior threats by another woman, with officials seeking medical care for her.
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Sherri Woolson
Sherri Mossholder
Frank Tablot
Isnox County
Stte
Tablett
Webghbors
Sherif Wool Jron
Mossholder
Liles van Winkle
Fredericktown
Jal
Bladensburg
Ndt
Janacy
Legrand
Homecoming observed as Harrod family changes schools
Local notes report Harrod family departures for Golum bow with Mrs. Slack and others, staffing changes at Marion and nearby towns, various visits among residents, and upcoming “Home Coming” on August 4 observed here. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments alongside PoDo-Lax for constipation.
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Dr. King
Local Family Visitors Noted Across Town
Mr and Mrs Neldon Carpenter and children visit relatives in Fredonia. Forrest Crow and son Fenton stay with Gall Shull in St Louisville. W D Stongton rooms with Mrs Nobble while home remodeled. Allen Meffride returns from Anilty for a brief visit. J G Crottinger and Mrs Eph Deliott with Gail Shur visit in St Louisville. James Parks and Ora McBride spend Saturday in Mt Vernon. Sloan's Liniment advertised for neuralgia relief. Green Valley area notes and Vernon mentions.
Community Guests and Local Weekender Notes
Mr and Mrs William Scott hosted Jay Scott and family Sunday. William Lathinon and Gambler family visited Edward Pay Saturday and Sunday. O B Nixon and family of Morris Chapel visited Mrs Mame Scott. The funeral of Harvey Shrimp lin was largely attended. HM and family hosted Dee Dowde Sunday. A W Hour took a trip to Mt Vernon. Frank Johnson returned home after visiting Fred HM and family. Oval from here attended Children Day services at Friendship Sunday evening. D W Grubb purchased a new automobile. Joseph Johnson of Mt Vernon visited Elmer Coup and family Sunday.
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W. W. Wilson
G., Chase
Tucker
Miex Katheyn Burson
Amity
Arrington
Utica
Jover
Richard Arrington
Karl Cochran
Lexington
Jesse Allen
Fredericktown
W. C. Carson
Warren Pryn
A.M. Cochran
George Biggs
New Castle
R. Sims
Zanesville
William Scott
Jay Scott
Famiy Sanday
William Lathinon
Gambler
Edward Pay
O. BE. Nixon
Morris Chapel
Mame Scott
Tunity
Harvey Shrimplin
Dee Dowde
A.W
Mt. Vernon
Frank Johnson
Fred HM
Tanity
Oval
Friendship
D. W. Girubaugh
Tently
Woods
Wakefield Moor
D. Grubb
Joseph Johnson
Mt Vernon
Elmer Coup
Dr Kings New Life Pills Sold In Glass Bottle 36 Pills
Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised as 36 sugar coated white pills in a glass bottle for 25 cents or 21 cents per bottle. The copy touts ease of use with one pill nightly and promises relief by morning. A column mentions Mrs George Cheyney and guest visiting Howard to visit relatives and weekend plans in Mowart.
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George Chaynay
Cheyney
Canyon City
Vol
Howard
H. Cheyney
Mowart
Community Notes From Pike Township and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Cramer of Butler visits her daughter Mrs. Jay Montgomery. Florence Beal stayed with her aunt Miss Edith Storer. The Pike township union picnic is set for Saturday in Walter Gilmore's grove on June 12. The Masons and neighboring families joined Reverend Morris and others for supper and church at Greersville. Several locals attended children services in Palmyra. The Pike Iowa school board hired William Beam, Myrtle Robinson, Grace Grossman, Zora Montgomery, Vera Montgomery, Hazel Daniels, and Fuy Scoles for the coming year.
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Reort
Cramer
Butler
Jay Montgomery
Florence Beal
Edith Storer
Pike Township
Walter Gilmore
Grove
Willian Fandix
Spring Mills
Mys
van Glimore
Greersville
William Hogue
Alice Kirkpatrick
Tes
Lloyd Shira
Pennsylvania
Palmyra
Alva Robinson
Myrtle
Vernon
Berlin
Board of Education of
Pike Isewaante
William Beam
North Liberty
Myrtle Robinson
Grace Grossman
Four Corners
Zora Montgomery
Morgan
Vera Montgomery
Eagle Grove
Hazel Daniels
Pleasant Hall
Fuy Scoles
Oak Grove
Chautauqua officers elected and town notes in Alton area
Community news from Danville and Cedar street highlights include the Chautauqua officers elected at a Tuesday meeting with E. M. Wander as president and other officers. Social visits spread through Alton Kilnmore and Columbus with families listed. Events mention Miss Jessie Mckee home from work, and Children’s Day exercises planned at the M E church Sunday morning.
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William Fesler
John Gardner
Alton
Kilnmore
Chauttauqua
E. M. Wander
C. Hail
W. W. Slate
Workman
Chautauqua
John Biggs
Columbis
Rice
Wiushing
R. McNeal
Bertha Howls
Mt. Vernon
Vinnie Adgar
John Sapp
Cedar Street
W. B. Robinson
Westerville
Karl Sperry
St Vernon
Meo
Mra
Wander
Misses Payne
W. W. Butler
Sundy
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Preto
Vreae
Beerelay
Biate
Fowett
Soros Heertion
United
Perrin
Tecon Jand
America
Devin
Mir Wilson
Awase
Feetion
Issie Wie
Shen
Germepy
Willin
Wilcow
Arate
Oruha
Winver
Lansing Takes
Hold
Frank Tablett
Exciting Hase
Orlen Purcell
Edward Slavitsky
Hunts Station
Connellsville
Pac Tuvenile Oliver Saree
Weidnasday
Slavitsky
George A. Cheyney
Joseph G. Critchy
Lulu Cheyney
Kathal Cheyney
el A. Wolfe
B. M. Oritehfeld
A. A. Dowds
Walter A. Bailey
Tila G. Welch
G. Rector Dye
William Fletcher
Coshocton
Uuit Roxe
M. Weaver
Danvill
Tepe
Frank Lowden
Wylaksdon
Twkere
Llawy Sepp
Helle Kartell
Atco Holt
Dres
The
J. S. Ringwalt Company
Chesterville
Harrod
Golumbow
Earl Slack
Mia Edith McCausland
Marion
Mira Beasie Yarnell
Shelly
Minsothel Porter
Maren
Milton Willams
Miamisburg
Decker Heomer
Springfield
D. Mins
Mary White
Mixx Leona McGuginns
Susie Ble Jett
Martinshure
Clit Blue
Wiliam Keammer
Brandon
Resie Fisher
Lorain
Carper Swetland
Wilson, Ward
Belle Center
Sloan
Green Valley
George
Monroe Center
EAGLE
Pere Rab To
Danville
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