Destruction of Reims Cathedral War News
A world shock follows German bombardment of Reims Cathedral with shattered windows and casualties. Allies push on the Aisne and Verdun fronts as German submarine U-9 sinks three British cruisers Aboukir Hogue and Cressy. Carranza and Villa seek peace talks while Wilson cautions against renewed hostilities.
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Oise
Aisne
France
von Kluck
The
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Aboukir
Hogue
Cressy
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Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Gonzales
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Army of the East
Delcasse
Franc
French Republic
Galicia
Russzky
Lemberg
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Jaroslau
Dank
Crawcow
Breslau
East Prussia
Kaiser
Men
William
Russia
England
Germany
C. H. Collet
Dusseldorf
Berlin
Austria
Japan
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
China
Kiao Chow
President Wilson Demands Respect From Foreign Diplomats
Washington report states President Wilson will tolerate no more unfriendly criticism of U S diplomats. He was alerted to Baron von Schoen’s Tokio interview claiming Japan seeks a pretext for war. Secretary Pryan told Ambassador von Bernstorff to address the issue. On the same day, further details followed.
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Washington
Wilson
Baron von Schoen
Tokio
Japan
United States
Pryan
von Bernstorff
Made in America campaign fuels war era trade push
Commercial and industrial notes describe a broad push for American made goods amid European conflict. Firms use the Made in America label to open new channels, with a shoe maker sending a window display streamer declaring The New Declaration of Independence Made in America. Pittsburg steel firms report a large export order to Australia for 17 000 tons of steel rails. Wilson meets Colorado Fuel and Iron on strike plan features, signaling tension with operators.
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America
England
France
Germany
Pittsburg Steel Companies
Australia
Wilson
Colorado
J. F. Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rockefellers
Washington
Welborn
Villa Revolts Against Carranza in Mexico
The article reports Villa declaring hostility to Carranza in Sonora and Chihuahua with support from Zacatecas and Coahuila. It notes arms shipments resume after an embargo lift, Maytorena’s Sonora revolt, and U.S. plans to withdraw from Vera Cruz. It also covers rising college enrollments and opposition to militarism in New York schools.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Villa
Chihuahu
Sonora
Chihuahua
Huerta
Lovero
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Maytorena
Washington
New York
Maxwell
Board of Education
Subscrite Ad For The Warren Mail Subscription
An in paper notice offers a subscription to The Warren Mail for one dollar in advance. It invites readers to subscribe and secure early access to the local newspaper.
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Warren Mail
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