Proclaims Independence and Forms a Government
Reports from northern Mexico state Gen Francisco Villa has proclaimed independence from the Venustiano Carranza government and begun reorganizing his army with 25 000 troops mobilized. Carranza denounces terms and preparations for action near Torreon and Chihuahua City reflect ongoing civil conflict.
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Envoys Hasten Back Reopen Washington Offices
Amid European war tensions ambassadors ministers and attaches rush back to Washington from Newport and summer resorts. German ambassador von Bernstorff expected soon. Jusserand of France to sail for New York. English envoy staff recalled. Japanese embassy fully on duty._array
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Death notices from 1914 local papers
Died notices dated August 3 to 6 1914 list CRYMP0 EMMA CRIMP Vera MURTHY MARY A Murphy and MABEL A PUMPHREY, with funeral arrangements and burial locations in Arlington National Cemetery Congressional Cemetery and local cemeteries. Names include Cramp Georgetown University and Mo street northwest undertaker Wise.
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Japan May Occupy Kiaochau Amid German Actions
Tokyo reports rail and sea activity as the German fleet presses Kiaochau capturing a Russian cattle steamer. The possibility of Kiaochau being occupied by Japan looms if the German squadron falters, potentially blocking the Pacific to Russian, French, and British warships. Officials in Tokyo say European telegrams are delayed two days.
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France Premier Says War Provoked by Germany in Decry
Paris August 4 Premier Vivianl told the chamber of deputies that France was unjustly provoked into war and did not seek it. He argued the events of the past fortnight justified French actions and urged continued mobilization and unity with allies Russia and Belgium. The session featured cheers for Russia and Britain as Poincare noted Germany treacherously prize France.
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Vaterland defies warships to carry reserves to Germany
The Vaterland sails to evade Allied ships and transport up to 10,000 German reserves. Reports describe diversions involving English French and Russian warships, with cipher orders to convert the liner into a cruiser and prepare for a swift breakout. German agents trace plotted bomb attempts and preparations on board.
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Germany
For or Against Us Question From Germany Return
Stockholm Aug 4 Germany and Russia asked on Sunday whether Sweden would stay neutral. Germany’s note simply asked if Sweden was for or against Germany. The ministers did not reveal the reply but plan to defend Sweden’s neutrality. The Belgian ultimatum left a deep impression and Sweden might follow Belgium in refusing aid to Germany.
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Americans Safe in London after arrival of Prof Mall
A caplogram from John F. Glover of the Department of Justice confirms the safe arrival in London yesterday of Prof. Franklin Mall of Johns Hopkins University and the Carnegie Institute, along with Mrs. Mall, daughter of the Glovers. Mrs Mall wrote from Leipzig on July 2, praising Germany and Leipzig.
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Carnegie Institute
No Americans Can Leave Germany Affects Women and Children
The German mobilization order bars all foreigners from departure through the German embassy in Newport. The decree applies to men women and children to hinder escape of those eligible for service and to prevent potentially sensitive mobilization details from reaching the enemy.
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Newport
State Department
Hymn Before Action in the Face of War
Poem-like plea invoking Jehovah of the Thunders to aid the speaker’s forces in battle. It asks for mercy, strength to die, and protection against pride, fear, and error as the vanguard gathers and the host faces the fray. The speaker recalls a blessing like that given to forefathers and seeks steadfast divine support.
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Germany appeals to Italy for aid in war
Germany seeks Italy's aid under the alliance treaty as Rome refuses to join the fight. The Giornale D'Italia reports Italy’s stance remains neutral despite German pressure and hostile acts cited by press.
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Giornale D'Italia
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France
King George Plea to Czar Amid War Threat Recall
London reports public release of King George’s telegram to the Russian emperor seeking to avert war. The emperor says Germany’s declaration and Austria’s actions forced Russia to mobilize, yet would have accepted peace terms if negotiations continued.
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Germany Denies Blame for War Turmoil Across Europe
Berlin August 4 German government releases a white book detailing prewar telegrams between the German and Russian emperors. It says Germany cooperated with Britain in mediation and pursued peaceful Vienna proposals. It notes Russian mobilization triggered German countermeasures and a looming war.
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War of Malice and German Worldview Statement
An imperial government denounces France and its ally as adversaries in a long standing conflict. It portrays France as a side of the opponent and justifies wartime actions as measures to secure Germany’s rightful place and future prosperity, driven by a fixed, final resolve rather than conquest.
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France
French Republic
German Empire
Senator Walshs Family in Munich Cablegram Reports Good Health
Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana received a cablegram from his wife and daughter who have been traveling abroad and are now in Munich Germany. The message stated they are in good health well provided for and content.
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Thomas J Walsh
Montana
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