Germany's Refusal Sparks Grave Washington Concern
Official Washington treats Germany's rejection of U S demands after the Lusitania sinking as a grave issue. President Wilson weighs policy. Lansing silent. Gerard may be recalled or relations severed as the United States asserts neutral rights on the high seas and seeks disavowal of German intent to drown Americans.
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Germany
United States
Lusitania
Wilson
Waite House
Cornish
N. H
Lansing
Howexer
High Seas
Berlin
Trinidad
Golo
Lawson
Oaisa
United Tesa Putaehe Aiaeer Tendency
Mine Workers of America
Coward
John
Jerenich Rao
Granby Hillyer Ates
Gerard
Americas
Railroads ordered to withdraw tariffs on joint industrial rates
Washington July 10 The Interstate Commerce Commission required railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio to withdraw tariffs that cancel joint rates with industrial lines under suspension and investigation for over a year. The commission will expect trunk lines to file arrangements with industrial lines to reform tariffs while noting some lines operate as private lines in effect.
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Washington
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Apostolic Appointments List Bishops Named for Albany Green Bay
Rome July 10 Pope Benedict on recommendation of the Consistorial Congregation appoints auxiliary Bishop F Ouseek of New York as bishop of Albany and auxiliary Bishop Paul B Rhode of Chicago as bishop of Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Rome
Benedict
United States
Y Phomar ‘F. Ouseek
New York
Albany
Paul B. Rhode
Chicago
Green Bar
Wis
ARCHBISHOP QUIGLEY DEAD IN ROCHESTER
Archbis hop James Edward Quigley of Chicago died at 5 20 p m at the Rochester home of his brother Chief Joseph M Quigley He was born in Oshawa Canada in 1854 and educated in Rochester New York He was noted as a logician scholar and linguist and a conservative prelate of the Catholic church in the United States
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Rochester
James Edward Quigley
Chicago
Joseph M Quigley
Archdiocese of
United States
Oshawa
Ontario
Canada
Lima
N.Y
N. Y
Edward Quigley
Buffalo
Building Boom Expected After Carpenter Strike Clamp
CHICAGO July 10 Today's compromise of the carpenter strike reopening of building material plants employing about 450 000 persons is expected to spark a building boom in Chicago Labor leaders bankers and business men predict that city building records will be broken Recent weeks saw permits for structures valued at around 16 million dollars issued but work had stalled until now
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Awaccias Eo Prune
Chicago
Ese & Ina Townie
TERRIFIC DAMAGE IN CINCINNATI STORM
Cincinnati suffered the worst wind and rain storm in its history. At least twenty five people were killed and property losses reached about one million dollars. Two steamboats disappeared in the Ohio River and about one hundred houses were leveled or seriously damaged along with numerous church buildings. Fifty riverfront club houses were swept away and several top Latonia racehorses including Little Father Blood Test and Blind Baggage drowned, with bids of twenty thousand dollars noted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Gronnt
Latonia
President Wilson Injured in Newport Auto Collision
President Wilson and four companions escaped harm when a small car bumped the White House vehicle near Newport New Hampshire after a stop to avoid a horse. Secret service investigated. drivers uninjured. The party had been traveling along Lake Sunapee, with deer sighting along the route.
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Wilson
Newport
White House
Frances Brayer
Helen Woodrow Bones
Norma Golt
Washington
Secret Service
Lake Sunapee
German reply to American note sparks public debate
London reports focus on Germany's reply described as an offer with impudent claims while Britain watches loan subscriptions grow. Public interest centers on a potential German move toward Warsaw as French and Italian fronts show limited changes amid ongoing war news.
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London
Géis
America
Rept
Whl
Axcht
Ste
Jwomide
Teterday
Lise
Barclay’s Bank
Manchester
Liver District
Poland
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Vance
Mackensen
Krasnik
Bug River
Warsaw
Lublin
Sinde
Noutheast
Ossowet
War Departments
Tonigh' Chiasso
Aix Daye
Death toll rises from Convoy towboat disaster
Cincinnati police confirmed the discovery of an unidentified white man as a member of the Convoy crew. With two more bodies recovered, the known dead climb to thirty six and possibly forty one if the remaining five missing sailors are confirmed lost.
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Eneed
Coincinnati
Wilson weighs German note and cabinet timing at Cornish
President Wilson awaiting the official German note text at Cornish New Hampshire to decide U S course. Secretary Lansing travels with the document for a high level conference next week to set broad policy and precedents. A final decision may be reached before a Washington return or cabinet meeting, according to early reports.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
United States
Washington
Lansing
Harlakenden
Wes
Lincoln Funeral Train Pilot Dies in Salem
Associated Press reports Charles H. Weeks, a wealthy manufacturer, died in Salem Ohio on July 10. Weeks once worked for the Lake Shore and Michigan railway and piloted the train that bore President Lincoln's body to Springfield Illinois.
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Associated Press
Salem, O
Charles H. Weeks
Lake Shore and Michigan Railway
President Lincoln
Springfield
Cena
Carranza Troops Take Mexico City and Yellowstone Robbery
Reports from Vera Cruz say General Pablo Gonzalez forces have occupied Mexico City while in Montana searchers fail to locate two bandits who robbed two tourist coaches near Yellowstone Park. Carranza officials warned of ongoing operations and possible battles in the capital.
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Montana
Vera Cruz
Pablo Gonzalez
Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
Gonzales
Silliman
Estab Sae 318
Guadiloup
Monclova
Coacholia
Ionislit DY
Carranza Agency
Pitres
General Devol Arrives to Assess Red Cross Needs in Mexico
Brigadier General Devol arrived in El Paso to gather information on the needs of northern Mexico in relation to the American Red Cross relief effort. He will assess conditions and report on required aid and actions.
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Tay Nemvorereo
HL Paso
Devol
American Red Cross
Mexico
Nicholls champion in Wilmington metropolitan golf open
Gilbert Nicholls of Wilmington Delaware today won the metropolitan open golf championship in Glifton New Jersey. The professional golfer claimed the title defeating local and regional entrants in a sunlit round, securing the top prize.
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Associated Press
Glifton
Gilbert ‘Nicholls
Wilmington
Del
Metropolitan
Pape Oeene
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