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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
6
President Wilson Threatens to Break Relations With Germany
President Wilson informs Congress that the United States will sever diplomatic relations with Germany unless its submarine warfare is halted. He cites repeated attacks on neutral and allied vessels including Lusitania and Sussex and urges an immediate change to comply with international law and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
The
Cape
Washington
Germany
Wilson
Goodth
United States
Chat Pothet
Congress
High Seas
To &P
United Sates
Erman
Preserving Grant’s Civil War Flag Restoration Efforts
A Civil War banner once flown over General Grant’s headquarters is being restored to preserve a historical artifact. The flag, presented to Grant by a staff officer after Lee’s surrender, later fell into disrepair in the Massachusetts statehouse before an eastern restorer described in Popular Mechanics. The restoration uses Irish linen with special stitches to reinforce and color-match the faded textile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Mechanica
A Modest Conclusion in Speech Says Candidate
A candidate answers a question about self-promotion with a pledge to let deeds speak louder than words. He notes that a man in his passion should be more talked about than talking. The remark reflects a modest campaign posture.
Penitentiary Quotation Sparks Debate on Guarded Conduct
A quoted exchange questions perpetual guard over conduct and suggests one class of men who can always be guarded, locating the answer in the penitentiary and provoking discussion on discipline and reform.
Final Word on Subsea Crisis Goes to Berlin
The piece recalls Germanys February 1916 pledge to blockade waters around Great Britain and Ireland, promising to destroy enemy merchant ships in the zone of danger. It notes the US protest and warns neutral and belligerent vessels to avoid or risk peril in the proscribed waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
Wessels
Berlin
Great Britain and Ireland
United States
Ultimatum to Germany Demands Submarine Warfare Change
The note from the United States to Germany declares an imminent severance of diplomatic relations unless Germany abandons unrestricted submarine warfare. It cites the Sussex sinking, asserts US findings of German guilt, and warns of a full break if ships continue to be attacked without warning, endangering neutrals and noncombatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warton
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
State Department
Gerard
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Lelegraps
Sussex
Folkastona
Dieppe
English Channel
Polar bear roams Edinburgh grounds triggering chaos
A polar bear wandered a grounds in Edinburgh causing coma-like confusion among visitors. The animal spilled a lemonade barrow load, visited penguins and otters, faced hostile polar bears, then retreated to its enclosure as keepers guided it back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Couras
Wionas
Gun-liring
Open Mind Marian Reflects on Fairy Tales and Gold Castles
A girl named Marian asks if castles are solid gold and furniture valuable, while her mother explains fairy tales use fantastical castles built of stone and brick. Marian questions what is true, noting real kings may live in modest shacks without hired help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Mamma
Mother
Belwes
Yale Seniors Education Costs Highlight Earnings Through College
Yale students totaling 325 seniors face education costs exceeding 1.4 million dollars with four year averages around 4 073 dollars per student. One individual spent about 15 000 while another required only 800. To date 120 class members have earned their way through college, contributing over 200 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Yale College
Inman
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