Host to Lay Bare Whole Death Plot and Morgan Assault
Frank Holt, the university professor, declares he will tell the full story in open court about his movements before the Capitol bomb plot and the attempted murder of J. F. Morgan. Holt seeks to identify where he bought dynamite and to explain alleged links to Muenter rumors as his condition improves, while Morgan shows signs of recovery amid police and legal prep for arraignment.
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Gieh Cove
Frank Holt
J. FP. Morgan
Lfe
United States
Washington
Mr. Morgan
Holt
J. Guy Cleghorn
Cleghorn
Hollie
Mineola
Louis J. Smith
Nassau County
Morgan
Inancler
Here
Morman
WW. H. Porter
Arthur Woods
Mr. Marman
Tfiett
Muenter
Hott
Fiedas
Erich Muenter
Harvard
West
Mansbridge
Mass
T. J. Relts
New York
Flult
Reldy
Germany
Sherifficifenwagen
Charles J Wood
Net
Gertran
Falk
Cambridge
Masa
Muentaril
Cleghornesid
Morgam
Berlin notes stall on German note as submarine talks proceed
Berlin reports a cautious exchange of views between the United States and Germany on a forthcoming note about submarine warfare and the Lusitania incident. Ambassadors Gerard and Zimmerman discuss a draft aimed at satisfying both sides, with secrecy maintained on details while seeking a formula compatible with American safety demands and German military needs.
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America
Gerard
State Department
Berlin
United States
Germany
Tse
Lusitania
Geran
Alfred Zimmerman
James W.W. Gerard
Washington
Germans See End to Starvation Policy and Sub Warfare Shift
German editors express hope that England will abandon the starvation policy and Germany will modify submarine warfare. Karl H. Von Wiegand reports Berlin views on Wilson notes triggering war disintegration and urges public prompts for rehumanization.
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England
Germany
British Casualties Soar in June Despite No Major Battle
British war reports show 61 931 additional losses in twenty four days through June as munition shortages hinder a major offensive. Prime Minister Asquith disclosed 258 009 casualties up to May 4, with new tallies to June 24 totaling 26 000 in 24 days amid front confusion and delayed munitions production. The Germans, though outnumbered, maintain leverage with machine guns and artillery.
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Britain
Calbia
Washington Post
Paris
Ministry of Munitlona
Asquith
Five Ships Torpedoed and Sunk in English Channel
Report from French ministry of marine confirms multiple sinkings in the English Channel. The 5,275 ton French steamer Carthage was torpedoed near Cap Helles and sank with sixty six rescued and six missing. A French squadron sighted two submarines, one hit by shells. The schooner Sunbeam and the Norwegian bark Mery Crosa were sunk, with crews saved. Mery Crosa's eighteen crew included six Americans. Norwegian steamer Pick also sank near Bank Lieh tebo, with fifteen crew saved. The Spanish steamer Juan arrived with captain and seven crew from the French schooner Hirondelle, sunk near Ouessant after a submarine warned to abandon ship.
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Paria
French
Ministry of Marine
Carthage
Cap Helles
English Channel
London
Kirkwall
Scotland
Berk Mery Crosa
Selby Islands
Swansea
Harwich
Pick
Bank Liehtebip
Thames
Pamilac
Juan
Mediation urged to ease neutral trade pressure by Britain
The author argues President Wilson can force England to relax interference with neutral trade and stop submarine warfare. He suggests mediation or threats to prohibit ammunition exports, claiming Germany would yield. The piece asserts American arms sales to the Allies are legally allowed but morally wrong.
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England
Wilson
Germany
Wison
London
America
German Resolve on U Boat Warfare and Ammunition
A wartime German statement laments American ammunition causing German deaths and sorrow. It vows to persist submarine warfare against Britain unless neutral ships are allowed through. The leader implies future reconciliation with England hinges on naval policy and sacrifices without threatening Germany's existence.
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Germany
England
America
Germany Will Not Yield Submarine Warfare Policy
A historical analysis argues Germany cannot abandon its submarine warfare against British commerce. It asserts German public opinion would oppose any reversal and predicts U S relations would remain largely unchanged despite potential friction. The piece contends German leaders are ready to discuss sea safety with the United States while preserving the chosen naval strategy.
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Germany
Great Britain
Existeriales
President Wilson urged as global moral ruler in war note
A reader's note praises President Wilson for guiding history and calls for him to become a world moral ruler amid wartime diplomacy. The piece contrasts Balfour and French officials shifting toward humane treatment of German prisoners and hints at broader shifts in wartime policy. Continued on fifth page.
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Great Britain
Balfour
Firet
The
Admiralty
Wilson
Bfillerand
Dahomey
French Africa
Fr. Balfour
M. Miller
Ween
Bugiend
Halt to Tell Life Story
A compact index item notes a halt to a life story feature on page 1. It mentions a series of war and public notices including fatalities from a submarine incident near New York and Berlin seeking a peaceful settlement. The page also lists society items, sporting notes, and local events with brief references to naval programs and public tributes.
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New York
Berlin
Turka
Holt
Hix
Brightwood
Lafayette
te—“Base
Lane Pearth
New Citisens
Pratem
Holian
Sb Demem Elie
Desperate Russian Stand Across Pruth Dniester Front
Reports from July describe heavy fighting between the Pruth and Dniester rivers with Russian forces under Grand Duke Nicholas mounting desperate defense in southern Poland and eastern Galicia. Berlin and Vienna quote mixed results as Austro-Hungarian forces press near the Ziota Lipa front, while gunfire and bombardments rage along the western line and in Bukowina with heavy Russian losses reported.
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Pruth
Dniester
Nicholas
Poland
Vienna
von Linsingen
Zicta Lipa
von Lingsingen
Berlin
Ziota Lipa
Galicia
le Pretre
Battalion Star
Paris
Alsace
Switzerland
British National Register Bil
Asquith
Walter Hines Page
Czernowitz
Bukowins
Bukowina
U S Troops Hunt Mexicans After Border Raid
Eighty United States cavalrymen departed Burlingon Texas late today in pursuit of a band of 49 Mexicans who crossed the border Sunday night and looted a ranch near Lyford Texas, killing two men.
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Burlingen
Texas
Lyford
Dirigible Attacks Trieste Cantonment Damages Reported
An official statement from Rome says a dirigible bombarded the Trieste cantonment causing serious damage. The report notes the airship returned after the attack with unspecified casualties and damage.
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Rome
Puly
Sercete
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Fred Berg
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Angtine
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