Germany’s note crushes hope for neutral peace
Across leading papers, editors warn that Germany’s unrestricted submarine order marks a grave escalation. Calls demand immediate U S action, severing diplomatic ties, with warnings of war if Germany’s provocations continue and the nation must stand firm for sovereignty and sea rights.
United States alarmed over German submarine threat
Washington reports Germany declares unrestricted submarine warfare. German note to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin and U S officials in Washington warns that Britain faces starvation and naval blockade. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing weigh options including severing relations, possible war and new peace talks as U S public opinion shifts.
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Danish Captain Defies German Submarine in Neutral Waters
Copenhagen report says the Danish captain of the steamer Ita defied a German submarine that boarded his ship. He inspected papers, ordered crew to launch a lifeboat, and refused to surrender the ship while arguing the cargo had no contraband. The sub eventually allowed safe passage for the vessel.
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Governor Whitman Pardons Woman in Albans Case
Governor Whitman pardons Ara Ethel Byroe, a figure tied to a birth control hunger march. The offer aims to quell ongoing turmoil and recover from the controversy, with a formal pardon discussed for release and future communication via a committee.
Gold Medal Capsules Health Ad Warning
An old advertisement warns that aches and pains signal underlying issues from stomach problems to appendicitis and nerve headaches. It promotes GOLD MEDAL OL Capsules as a pure remedy, claiming daily use prevents illness and offers a money refund if ineffective.
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Buttermilk Chocolates from Hudson Chocolate Hop
A playful ad style note highlights buttermilk chocolates dipped in milk chocolate. Claims they are the best chocolates tasted, produced by the Hudson Chocolate Hop with a quirky promotional tone.
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