German Navy Admiral Warns on War With United States
Admiral Oscar von Teupel warns Germany must weigh risking British and American actions against continuing U boat warfare. He argues entry of the United States could shift power Europeward, potentially forcing a broader war and suggesting Germany should assess the impact on transatlantic relations and munitions supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Oscar von Teupnal
Kiau- Chau
Shantuae
Dapaness
Djag
Dor Tae
United States
Admiral von Teuypel
Obituary notices massive jumble from July 1915 era
Fragmented death notices list several individuals with ages and burial details, referencing A Street Northeast and Mount Calvary Cemetery. Mentions include Anna Ty, Ruby Tolley, and Isabel Shurbitts among others, with funeral times in early July and private interments. roster includes church services and chapel phrases, but many details are garbled.
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Dds
Ole Ab
Charles
Sears Meier
Frath
Sia Payne
Chapel
William, Howard & Te
RIM EY
Soiake Ee
Bls
Marland Feenie Aoutlierse
Ruby ES Tolle QC
Brows Ibid Daatehter
Te Brown Evil
Tueshty Uly Gat
Wel Velasites
Pnortork
Rimius
Ijsabel Shurbitts
Fiyty
Fioclit Tran Ik
Sue Mins
Sen Vc
Cerpteny In Maklinee On Raruwifles Nly
Eta
Brief Tineau
Lipier Yeuce Gutheest
Stolen blueprints of 42 centimeter guns expose patent office breach
Special to The Washington Post describes missing blueprints for 42 centimeter guns from the patent office in Baltimore. The article notes duplicate prints were made and shipped to Britain, with Germans and English interests tied to the dissemination of designs used against Allied ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Washington Post
Darlimore
Baltimore
Baltimara Maton
Col. C. Wilbur Mier
Waan
England
Britthe Keopp
Germany
Davison Chemical Company
Deny Loss of Cruiser in Baltic Naval Action
Berlin reports a semi official Russian account claiming a Deutschland class vessel was destroyed but details are contested. The statement mentions a German flag lowering on Swedish soil and a Russian sub sinking a Deutschland near Danzig Bay. Data on tonnage, crew, and sister ships are cited to contextualize the claim.
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Berlin
Iisutcd Rete Ttas
Naval Paifle
Deutschland
Danzle Bay
Schiesien
Schieswis-Z Holstein
Hanover
Pommern
Ite Deutschland
Prisoner Breaks Jail in Vancouver Escape
Vancouver reports Carl W Kastner, a regarded prisoner, escaped from military detention barracks at Nanai mie British Columbia today through a hole in the rock. Kastner, a structural iron worker, was employed on the government dock at Prince Rupert last year and came to Vancouver with papers alleged to be plans of the dock.
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Vancouver
Britlan Columb
Carl W Kastner
Nanaimie
British Columbia
Kastrer
Prince Rupert
War Office Registry Bill Passes Second Reading Amid Coalition Debate
In London the national registry bill faced opposition in the house of commons led by Sir Thomas Whittaker who warned the bill would split the country and voiced distrust of the coalition government. Premier Asquith said forced labor or conscription was not intended, while Walter Humes Long noted Lord Kitchener’s view that the bill could aid him. the bill passed the second reading by a comfortable majority as labor MPs Snowden and Hamilton predicted limited effectiveness. Also reported is a burglary at Miss Francis K Cornish’s home at 12 B Street Southeast, with jewelry valued at $50 stolen.
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London
National Register
Lause of Commons
Thomas Whittaker
Yorkshire
Coaltion
Thomas
Lord Northcliffe
Asquith
Walter Humes Long
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Sir Thomas
Tony
Labor
Philip Snowden
Arthur Hamilton
Francis K. Cornish
B Street
Southenst
Huerta Weeps in El Paso Cell Amid U S War Notes Delays
Amb. Gerard reports Berlin expects a German reply to the submarine warfare note within a week or more. Huerta, held in El Paso, expresses fury at his confinement while officials foresee a possible USG guidance toward a joint inspection approach and a path to reduced friction between the United States and Germany.
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Germany
Gerard
Hlal
State Department
Weal
Berlin
Tals
Bertin
United States
Sullivan Asked to Quit as Dominican Minister
American Minister to the Dominican Republic James M. Sullivan has been asked to resign after a commission led by Senator James D. Phelan found issues in his conduct and a disparaging letter about Santo Domingans. The panel reportedly exonerated him on charges of dishonesty while urging his departure to preserve the legation's usefulness. resignation expected within a week.
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James M. Sullivan
Dominican Republic
James D. Phelan
California
Bryan
Lansing
Wilson
Sullivan
Miister
Phelan
United States
Foreign relations chief heads to confer with Villa leaders
In United States and Mexican circles, diplomats report renewed fighting in Mexico City as Gen Pablo Gonzalez pushes toward the capital. Villa and Carranza factions show willingness for peace talks while US officials seek a coalition government and recognition of a provisional regime.
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Convention
Villa
United States
Huerta
Viva Cruz
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
Puebla
Guererra
Tlaxcala
Carranza
Gonzales
Zapata
Lombardo
Miguel Doaz Lombardo
Mexico
Enriquez Lisiente
Washington
Gen. Villa
Felipe Aneles
Manuel Bonilla
Madero
Jen
Yilla
Vera Cruz
Charles A. Douglas
Douglas
Constitutionaliat Party
Cholera Ray of Death Hits Hungarian Prison Camp
London reports an alarming cholera outbreak at Debreczen prisoners camp in Hungary. In one week there were 1490 cases and over 100 deaths amid a district closed to traffic. Cholera reappears across the country, according to Budapest Morning Post correspondent.
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London
Debreczen
Hungary
Budapest
Morning Post
House Twice Visited King
London July 5 The Washington Post reports Col House a close associate of President Wilson visited King George II twice at Buckingham Palace. The king invited him un solicited and their conversations lasted nearly an hour initially and about fifteen minutes on the second meeting. No details from those talks were disclosed.
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Washington Post
London
Col. BE
M. Howse
Wilson
Col House
King George
Buckingham Palace
Col. House
Georges
English coal magnate arrives to speed munitions for allies
D A Thomas, British coal operator and Morgan associate, arrives in New York with wife and aides to supervise production of munitions for England. He says Germany must be defeated and may stay through the war, with plans to visit Canada and cooperate with Morgan’s firm. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice returns to Washington after visiting Morgan’s Glen Cove home amid contract criticism.
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von Truppel
Germany
England
Kate
New York
St. Louis
Liverpool
English Channel
Daunt's Rock
Srementae
I. A. Thomas
Thomas
BM Thomas
Ceci Spring-Rice
United States
Willard D Straight
J. P. Morgan & Co
Miss Jameson
R. H. Carr
W. Lloyd- Owen
R. H. Mason
Mr. Morgan
Claga
Mr. Thomas
America
Canada
Drm
Arme
Cecil Spring-Rice
Washington
Long Island
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
D. A. Thomas
Bir. Thomas
Mexican Chiefs and Huerta Suspects in Wilson Plot
New York dispatch reports growing suspicion in Washington that President Wilson may take action to address Mexican turmoil. Huerta, Villa, and Carranza factions allege American bias as Justice and Red Cross roles draw scrutiny. Detectives say Villa and Carranza operatives aided evidence gathering while Huerta’s lawyers claim prejudice could derail trials. Red Cross relief efforts face Mexican resistance amid fears of intervention.
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Washington
New York
Herald
Wilson
Mexico
John Lina
State Department
S Dence
Villa
Carranza
United States
Victoriano Huerts
el Paso
Tex
Department of Justice Om
Huerta
Department
Villa and
Huertistas
Texas
Gen Villa
Secret Service
Gen. Huerta
Catranza Agencian
Gen. Villas
Gen Huerta
Benng Villa
Fagcugl Grosec
Department of Justice
Ville
Grozea
Orozco
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Carransa
Ita
Department of Just
Arizong
Erer
I Won’t Testify Eve Thaw Refuses to Testify
Evelyn Thaw states she will not testify against Harry Thaw, invoking constitutional rights. She leaves for New York claiming she need not answer questions that may be asked, and emphasizes that he is dangerous when drunk.
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Thaw
Shell
Spetial
Washington Post
Plattaburg
Eve Neebirt
New York
Qbeirne
Stanehfeld
Harry Thaw
Wouli
Matteawan
Drusk
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