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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1916

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Deutschland Arrives to Break British Sea Blockade

Baltimore dispatch reports the German submarine merchantman Deutschland moored at a screened pier with police guard after delivering dye stuffs. Captain Koenig presented papers to the North German Lloyd office and a German embassy official, signaling plans for a fleet of submersibles including the Bremen. The ship carried no armament beyond four pistols and a rifle and is ready for a return voyage with industrial cargo, amid vigilance by Allied powers.

North ¢German Lloyd von Bernaterff Baltimore Atlantic Balimore Paul Koenig Lloyd Office Custom House Count von Bernstort Bremen Koenig Lloyd

Another U-Liner Arrival Predicted Within Eight Weeks

Captain Koenig of the Deutschland says the Bremen will arrive in the United States within eight weeks. He notes a planned regular schedule of arrivals and departures. One ship will return without loading oil, and the crew expects to reach home easily if British warships respect neutrality.

U.S Koenig Paul Koenig Bremen Capes

Deutschland Submarine Status In Baltimore NeutraI Review

Federal officials expect a rapid ruling on the German submarine Deutschland as to whether it is a merchantman or a war vessel. A naval officer will assist collector Ryan in examination, with cargo unloading and diplomatic papers on hold until the State Department rules. No allied protest is anticipated if the ship is deemed a merchantman, and the case may bypass the neutrality board.

Guy W Steele Ryan Treasury Department Washington Koenig Liord Line Navy Neutrality Board Navy Department C F Hughes Baltimore AnaMeer Hughes Veatermlay State Department United States Polk Staite Department

French Line Near Peronne Presses German Defenses

British and French forces renew pressure on the Somme front with gains east of Ovillers and La Boisselle and French position extending toward Barleux. German counterattacks at Trones Wood limited but German lines hold, while French troops seize Hill 97 and Maisonnette Farm.

Haig Ovillers la Boisselle Combles Clery Teutons Champagne Biacles Barleaux London Peronne Somme Blaches Barleux Mametz la Hoisselle Bilaches Echelang Crerman French War Office Bladhes Maisonnette Farm la Maisonnette Verdun

Allied Grip on Germany and Slavs Near Kovel

Berlin reports mounting pressure on all fronts as German defenses face vast odds from French British Russian forces. Russian forces push past the Stokhod as Kaledin's corps gains prisoners and matériel across Volhynia and Galicia, while German positions along the Dniester and Dvina endure heavy artillery action.

Berlin France British Empire Russia Germany Italy

Kaiser’s Views On American Relief Movement Revealed

Judge Alfred Nippert, returning to the United States aboard the Frederick VII, reports a two and a half hour conversation with Kaiser Wilhelm. Nippert conveyed Wilson’s views on German American issues and the Kaiser expressed strong interest in the American relief movement amid a long walk and a health check. The report notes Nippert’s earlier audience with President Wilson before departing America.

Cincinnati Carl W. Ackerman Berlin Alfred K. Nippert Ohio United States Frederick VII Wilson Kaiser Wilselm Judge Nippert American Association America Kaiser Will Nippert

Mexico City Exchanges Open in New Quarters

Mexico City marks the reopening of the stock exchange and monetary exchange in new quarters today. Officials expect a rapid improvement in the economy as the capital observes the centenary celebration of Argentina's independence.

Mexico City Stock Exchange and Monetary Exchange Argentina

Trade War Asquith Irish Plans

In Washington reports, ongoing trade tensions intersect with Irish policy

Asquith Heron Flocds District Curt News Washington i—Society Financial City News Brie

Battle Heard In Baltic Coast Clash Reported

Copenhagen July 11 The Dagens Nyheder reports a Baltic sea battle is believed to have taken place outside Haegfringe on Sunday night Violent cannonading was heard from multiple coastal points and it is presumed German and Russian patrol squadrons clashed

Stokhod Kisella Zubilino Kaledines Copenhagen Dagens Nyheder Baltic Haegfringe

Sailors Killed as Carranza Fire Follows Mine Action

A Tampico dispatch reports two Salem sailors killed June 27 as American launches tried to remove mines at the river bar. Gen Nafarrate allegedly fired on the Americans after signaling to suspend and the U S commander demanded an explanation by noon, which was provided.

Kitchin Foster Tllinois Fordney Fitzgerald New York House Representative Hill Connecticut Hill Hayden Arizona Longworth Ohica Tariff Commission Congress Commission Ways and Means Committee San Antonio Tex Carranza Tampico el Iia Monterey EP. Nafarrate Jacinto Trevino Chihuahua Nafarrate Salem

Zeppelin to Visit U S Trial Trip in August

A German plan aims to inaugurate a transatlantic Zeppelin freight and passenger service. The first airship, named the Deutschland, is expected to arrive at an American port mid August for a trial trip, carrying dyes, chemicals and passengers to gauge feasibility for future service.

Washington Post Armpaterdam Germany Virginia Capes

Wilson Urges Peace and Democratic Unity in Detroit Visit

President Wilson spoke in Detroit urging peace through mutual understanding and defending the Democrats as friends of business. He called for shared interests in serving the nation, praised the Federal Reserve Act, and urged justice and fair dealing abroad, especially toward Mexico.CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.

Detroit Athletic Club Mexico Detroit Mich Wilson Michigan Ford Motor Plant Toledo America

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