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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
7
The report outlines a strong policy stance by Wilson regarding Germany and the German threat. It notes a decisive American position amid wartime developments and calls for unified support at home.
President Wilson seeks a prompt German reply on abiding by international law to protect American lives and ships. The note invites evidence that U S authorities reviewed Lusitania's voyage and offers U S mediation services, while reiterating demands for disavowal of attacks on Americans and immediate steps to prevent a recurrence.
The note to Berlin demands adherence to humane treatment and protection of civilians in naval warfare. It asserts the United States seeks clear information on the Lusitania and Friba incidents, upholds naval law, and insists Germany avoid jeopardizing noncombatant lives. It calls for measures to protect American citizens and ships and requests cooperation with Britain while maintaining international law. Robert Lansing signs as Secretary of State ad interim.
Berlin reiterates right to destroy ships carrying contraband and asks that the Frye matter be referred to a German prize court. Washington reports Germany’s reply as disputing US claims of treaty violation and upholding stopping ships for England. Also notesJudge Wright dies of brights disease in Logan and Judge Maxwell dies in Millersburg after illness.
The Common Pleas Court Friday, before Judge Barr, dispensed with various matters. State Bank v BR L et al, Lenga v reply me chanter, and Charles BR Mare v The Wear Well Show Co were among the cases noted. Epilepsy Core papers were filed in Knox county probate court.
The record details executors and administrators filing partial and final accounts, balances and receipts in probate. It notes marriages licenses for John H. Lickert and Florence B. Walker and several deeds filed with various parcels and monetary amounts. Local residents Mrs J H Heath and Earl D O Bryan are mentioned with weekend plans and travel.
Fragmentary notes describe individuals named Sol and Mret at a convention and spending time in Jims with Pelovives, indicating routine social or travel activity. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Cincinnati area readers hear testimonials about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing female troubles and avoiding surgery. Mrs. C. H. Grirrie of Cleveland and Mrs. Aba Wilt of Hanover credit relief and renewed vitality after using the tonic, with personal letters offered for confidential guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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