Wilson Insists On American Rights At Sea
The United States presses for humanitarian rights and lawful neutral conduct after the Lusitania sinking. President Wilson’s second note to Germany reiterates commitment to freedom of open sea, protection of noncombatants, and readiness to aid in mediation to ease wartime tensions. The note cites international law and emphasizes American lives and neutrality.
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Wilson
Washington
United States
Germany
State Department
Lusitania
Berlin
Cushing
U. S
Canada
Great Britain
Imperial German Admiralty
Uni
Ted
Robert Lansing
William P. Frye
Eitel Friedrich
Prussia
Bomb Raid On Karlsruhe Reported By Berlin And London
Berlin reports Karlsruhe was bombed by enemy airmen causing eleven civilian deaths and six injuries with one aircraft shot down. London says 23 German planes attacked Karlsruhe, dropping 130 large caliber bombs on the chateau arms factory station and other buildings, igniting fires and causing panic. The raid faced gunfire with most planes returning. two failed to return.
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Berlin
Karlsruhe
Schirmeck
London
Grand Duchy of Baden
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Saverne
Sabern
Strassburg
Rastatt
Motor Strikes Fatal Crash In Ann Arbor at Junction
An auto strike at Pittsfield Junction Crossing in Ann Arbor killed Mrs. Byron Black and Mrs. Lichie instantly. A nine year old boy Sammie Taylor, a grandson of the Blacks, was badly injured and not expected to survive. A man was fatally hurt in the same crash involving Byron Black of Jefferson Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Byron Black
Jefferson
Lichie
Sammie Taylor
Baseball standings and results across multiple leagues
Yesterday's results list numerous games across the National League Central and American and minor leagues. Notable outcomes include Detroit beating Philadelphia and St. Louis defeating Brooklyn while Pittsburgh-Philadelphia were postponed due to wet grounds. Several other leagues report scores, postponements, and seven inning games.
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W.L.P.C
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelia
Chicago
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Central
Tula
Prttsburgh
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Davenport
Peoria
Dubuque
Decatur
Rockford
Quincy
Moline
Bloomington
Freeport
Aurora
Ottawa
Racine
Streator
Elgin
Terre Haute
Erie
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Evansville
Youngstown
Wisconsin G. A. R. names new state leader at Wausau
Dr. W J McKay of Madison elected department commander of Wisconsin G A R with Ripon chosen for next year encampment. Retiring commander Samuel A Cook reported 202 posts and 5188 members in good standing. He noted a 370 per year long term member decline and praised the veterans home management at Waupaca.
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Wausau
Wis
W. J. McKay
Madison
Wisconsin
Ripon
Samuel A. Cook
Sunk German Sub U-14 Confirmed By German Admiralty
Berlin reports the German admiralty confirms the sinking of the U-14 by British forces. In Washington, President Wilson gives a recess appointment to William H. Clare as apraiser of merchandise in Chicago district. Russia denies evacuating Lemberg in Galicia amid war reports.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Admiralty
Washington
Wilson
William H. Clare
Joliet
Chicago
Lester Babcock
Michigan
Foochow
China
Russia
Petrograd
War Office
Lemberg
Lvov
Galicia
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Gallipoli Peninsula
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Wells Burny
KUM Hkale
Seddek “Bahr
Teskimenid HK Gr.maidos
Erveden
Milid Bahrei
Brenkeu
Mephel ‘Burny
Yeni
Karloruhe
Teuton
Paris
War Party
Greece
Entente
Canals Zone
Charles B. Williams
Georgia
Pan- Ama Canal Zone
Rair
Washington-Chicago
John Gannom
East Santa Fe Ave
Toluga
Illinois
J, H. Magoon
Barnes & Magoon
Attorneys-At-Law
LACON
Ill
A. E. Peterson
Office In Telephone Exchange
Santa Pe Avenue
Telephone 47
Toluca
Dr. Frank Ports
Thompson Farm Loans
Olympic
Main Street
John Swartz
East Main Street
Louis Mariati
Star Union
South Main St
Toluca, Iil
the Buyers’ Guide
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