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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented report describes German repudiation of responsibility for a sinking and a move toward indemnity to compensate American lives. Officials cite war-ending diplomacy and potential limits on future submarine actions, with the aim of stabilizing relations and avoiding further incidents.
Fragmented text notes Venizelos resigning amid Greek cabinet reshuffle and parliamentary strife. Mentions figures such as Zouitis and Goun-alimieter and references to war ministers, finance, and education portfolios in a tense political scene.
The 1915 harvest yields the nation’s largest wheat crop on record, with barley rice and tobacco cited among crops. Weather hurt potato and winter wheat, but overall production rose as analysts note higher tonnage and regional gains despite destructive conditions. Unclear OCR fragments reference $288,007,0 and 105.029.000 bu figures.
Amid shifting fronts in the Balkans, Serbian forces pull back as German and Austro Hungarian pressure mounts. Entente representatives press Greece and other allies to resist German advance and coordinate moves toward Berlin's aims in northern Greece and surrounding regions.
Engineers estimate roughly ten million cubic yards of earth could be removed to form a channel through Gullerd cat to connect with the Gullerd waterway. The plan aims to open the Waterway for Teaporney shipping later this year, with work by OHWERSONS and others cited.
A garbled report discusses U S policy on neutrality during a war era, mentioning President and World events. It references barring game changes and the idea of supporting American unity, with scattered notes on citizenship, duties, and national resolve.
The article notes ongoing U S Britain and Allied tensions over war finance and policy. A three hour Wall Street meeting with Sir Edward Holden aimed to stabilize the pound as Britain and France seek relief from a $500 million credit loan while debated approaches to Germany and Britain’s wartime strategy unfold.
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