Neutral rights and submarine war debate at sea
Officials weigh steps to protect neutrals as Germany threatens war zone actions. Inquiries target use of American ships and flags, with Congress debating penalties for improper flag use and safeguards for vessels on the high seas amid rising tensions involving Britain and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witeon
Hin Advierew
Netra Eine
Treat Reinin
Lee Tand
United States
Great Britain
Herwaby
Hiritinh
Welch on the Green Carpet Sparks Insurance Inquiry
A heated debate in the state house led to a sweeping investigation call into the Insurance Department under Mr. Welch’s administration. Perry Fallard’s resignation and Senate impeachment charges tied to a wider Democratic struggle, with Carranza era tensions and Spanish concerns cited as international backdrop.
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Omabemna
Afl
Beals Lisurance Commie Flower A. Te Weteh
Howe
Wetchs
Adi
Welch
Tern
Twa Jeane
Tewan
Governor Crew
Hy Lin
Perry A. Fallard
Japanese battleship wrecked in Pacific rescue mission reported
An American warship rushed to aid a Japanese battleship after it was damaged near Port San Turbotomne. The fate of the 600 crew remains unknown as Admiral Howard reported the vessel and missing men while providing few further details of the action and ship specifications.
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Washington
Din Magshiy
Howard
Buitt
Riswick
World War I Textual Chronicle Amid Global Fronts
The report outlines Allied and Central powers actions across Europe and the Middle East, noting German and Russian troops in heavy combat near key fronts. It mentions Italian and Austro-Hungarian movements, Turkish involvement, and British relief efforts, with ongoing trench warfare and shifting lines along the Tirren and Carpathian theaters.
Defeat Turks After River Actions On Suez Channel
Reports describe Turkish forces attacking the Suez canal area near Taiesuaia but being repulsed by British defenders. Casualties on both sides include several hundred Turkish losses and British casualties reported as killed and wounded. A separate note covers President Wilson veto and a House vote on immigration policy showing broad support to override the veto with 260 to 126, plus two present.
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Sie
Taiesuaia
Atean
Washington
Wileen
Ady
Kain
API Joua
Villa Dominates North Mexico in Tampico Capture Bid
Carranza claims loyalty as 75 delegates attend a convention while Villa advances toward Tampico. Reports say Villa’s army nears the border towns Medras Negras Nuevo Laredo and Matamoros, threatening Carranza positions. Diplomatic talks are urged to enter the region as Villa eyes northern Mexico control.
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Carranza
Villa
Washington
Neener Lisee
Ville
Carranty
Enrat
Tate Depertment
Carranea Agency
Tnetied
Amur
Kiting
Faikaink
Carranea
Guitierren
Zapata
Eigit
Jone Davila
Enrique Torente
Mexico
Sithin
Medras Negras
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Angeles
Monciova
Monterey
Bulsl Tile
San Lute
Tampico
Japan Threats China Over Demands Amid Turbulent Times
Japanese government threatens military action to enforce its demands on China as officials urge strong measures. Chinese minister in Tokyo reports, while some officials caution not to overreact, advocating restraint. Germany denounces American stance as O'Lawry of New York attacks US policy at a Neutrality League meeting. William Jennings Bryan is referenced by Jenkins Lloyd Jones who threatens to quit if neutrality is not kept.
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Netherlands
Denmark
Italy
State Department
London
Germany
Everal Lay
Tiruen
Ite Nuih
Horsimon
Prussia
Carpathians
Maron Hurtin
Daye
Trin
Trentino
Maly
Transylvania
Rownania
Turkey
Constantinople
Shin
China
Tokio
Tien
Date
Yue Shi Kai
Mryan
O'Lawry
New York
American Trust Society
Ruglund
America
United Staten
American Neutrality League
William Jennings Bryan
Jenkin Lloyd Joner
All Soulsehnrot
Extradition Requested Over Canadian Bridge Destruction
Werner Van Horn, crossing from Canada, dynamited the St Croix railway bridge on the Maine New Brunswick border and fled into the United States. He claimed immunity as a German army officer, while Canadian authorities pursue extradition on charges of railroad property destruction. The bridge on the St Croix river lies on the Maine New Brunswick line and is jointly owned by Maine Central and Canadian Pacific.
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United States
Werner van Horn
St. Croix
van Horn
OL Wrest
Ditaeel
Western
Canada
Food contraband shipments stir tensions in war time
Ambassador Page in London reports British orders to seize grain cargoes with four destined for Germany and Austria as contraband. The German decree exempting neutral imports prompted assurances from Count von Terrort to the United States that neutral food imports would be shielded, while tanker movements and modified policies circulated amid the wartime food scarcity.
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Warhneton
Page
London
State Department
Germany
Austria
Leon
Count von Terratort
United States
Teytish
Cacee
Wilhelmina
Germans Fight Desperately On All Fronts Amid Heavy War Strife
London reports a concerted German push across multiple fronts with heavy artillery and attempts to breach Allied lines in France and Russia. Von Hindenburg drives flanking operations in central Poland aiming to reach Waremm and relieve pressure on Hungary and East Prussia. Serbia reports another invasion in the south as casualties mount.
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London
Germany
Randers
France
Reilieh
Helline
Trouieries
Werere Ioanen
Poland
Orth
Sath
von Hindenburg
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Vita
Vine
Hike Turret
Hogue
Cink
Priilsional
Zapata Forcee
Japan
Gen. von Krobatkin
Ministry of War
Grrman
Canadian Bridge
U. 8
Visit Te Grain Supply
Flanders
J. J. McKeever
Williams Bldg
North Boston
People’s Cafe
J. L. Lockard
Prop
Weldy Bros
Tulsa, Okla
H. Augustus
E. Archer
Economy Drug Co
A. F. Bryant
N. Greenwood St
the Anderson Grocery
L. C. Anderson
Tulsa Star Printing Co
North Greenwood
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Okla
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