Wilson Not Worried Over German Note Diplomatic Efforts Continue
President Wilson studied the German submarine war note with care at the Hariakenden home, reading and rereading the text for hours. Officials say Lansing will confer in Washington and possible return plans to end of the week or early next week, with emphasis on not hastening a reply.
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Weather and tide table with July forecast and temperatures
Daily sun and tide table for the district plus a July weather forecast from the Agriculture Weather Bureau. Includes high and low tides, sunrise and sunset, winds, and regional temperature projections across Virginia North Carolina South Atlantic States and Midwest. Also lists temperatures maximums minimums and humidity with city readings and a brief national outlook.
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Germany Must Press Britain to Terms Before Yielding
Hannis Taylor states that Germany cannot concede on submarine warfare until Britain is pressured to modify its blockade. He urges immediate Congress action to decide war or peace, stressing representative government and distrust of autocratic rule.
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Must Show Teeth to Inspire Fear Says Former AG
Baltimore July 12 Former Attorney General Chase Bonaparte criticizes Germany's reply to U S demands arguing it shows no promise of redress for the Lusitania attack He cites the notion that the nation is too proud to fight and insists the United States must show its teeth to deter aggression including threats from Mexican bandits and other foes James Bonaparte urges decisive action to make enemies believe in U S resolve
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More Gold for France Bank Sees Large Public Gold Deposit
The Bank of France welcomed public gold deposits to bolster the national reserve. On Friday and Saturday more than 1 000 people deposited gold at the bank, necessitating the use of half a dozen receiving tellers to handle the an extraordinary response from private hoards.
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Botha Looks to Europe in Reply to Kitchener
London July 14 Premier of the Union of South Africa has thanked Lord Kitchener for his cable of congratulations on the conquest of German Southwest Africa. He says he hopes many of his men will soon take part in the greater task in Europe.
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Funeral of archbishop Quigley in Rochester
Funeral services for Mont Reverend James Howard Quigley Catholic Archbishop of Chicago were held at St Patrick Cathedral Rochester. Bishop Thomas Hickey led the pontifical mass with clergy from Chicago and Rochester assisting. The body lay in state in episcopal vestments as mourners viewed it before transport to Chicago by special train.
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Highon Hickey
Hospital in New Home Opens Smoothly Under Supt Lewis
New Emergency Hospital on New York avenue north of the Corcoran Gallery began operations with 65 inpatients, about half its beds filled. Most moved from the Ohio avenue site without incident as ambulances ferried patients. Dr. F S Lewis reported smooth functioning and rapid access to new equipment. The first patient was Russell Hiley, 38, injured his finger while working on a garage, treated in the first floor operating room.
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Bulgaria Turkey rail talks near collapse amid alliance push
Negotiations over the Dedsagateh Railway between Bulgaria and Turkey have nearly broken down as Turkey seeks compliance from Bulgaria. Greece and Romania are urged to intervene amid mounting tensions and regional pressure.
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U S Ship Normandy Shielded Women Among 11 Killed
Survivors recount the German submarine used the American bark Normandy as a shield while the Russian steamer Leo was sunk off Ireland. Eleven died, including three stewardesses, with three Americans among the saved. The Normandy crew say orders under threat prevented signaling danger.
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Turks plotting coup and separate peace fears in Turkey
From a diplomatic source a coup d etat in Turkey is momentarily expected as Turkish leaders favor a separate peace. Italian consuls report Turkish leaders see independence from Constantinople as salvation while Austria and Germany fear Roumanian neutrality and urge Arm shipments to Turkey. Balkan royal conference planned with Greece and Serbia to discuss representation and alliance revival.
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Two trawlers sunk as crews land at Grimsby
London July 14 The Grimsby trawlers Azinton and Syrian were sunk by German submarines in the North Sea. Their crews were landed at Grimsby.
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Germany to trial new triple-deck fighter aeroplane
A Daily Mall dispatch from Basle reports Germany will soon unveil a three-plane flying fortress to carry twenty men, four machine guns, a revolver gun, and armor plating. Powered by eight Maybach engines, it aims to dominate air combat and bombard French trenches in France and Belgium.
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Russia to Move New Army to Dardanelles Reported
Manila July 12 reports say Messageries Maritimes ships arriving from Saigon are being converted into transports for Russian troops bound for the Dardanelles. Passengers are shifted, cargo unloaded, and carpenters speed repairs before the vessels head to Vladivostok to take on troops. No authoritative confirmation of Russian aid in Gallipoli had been previously published.
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Turks Pressed in Armenia Amid Bitlis Massacre Signals Retreat
Reports from July 12 on the Russo Turkish front near Van Lake and Bitlis show heavy fighting with Russians gaining ground north and south of Van Lake and west of Kara Al. Turkish forces near Bitlis face pressure as Armenian volunteers in America aid the struggle. Kurds in Mush Valley received 40,000 rifles.
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Copenhagen Depot for Feeding German Army Declared
On July 12 Sir Edward Carson asked the prize court to condemn Norwegian steamers Alfred Nobel Kim and Bjornstierne Bjornson and Swedish steamer Fridland detained by Britain for carrying contraband from America to Germany. He cited 23,274,480 pounds of meat and meat products among cargoes on the Kim and Fridland, with rubber and gum also listed, many vessels previously seized alleged to supply German consumption.
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Bomb scare on British ships fades. no U S action
New Orleans reports no bombs found aboard the British steamship Baron Napier and Howth Head. Authorities say federal agents will not join the investigation, leaving the case to local police as they search for the alleged bomb maker linked to a threatening letter.
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State War and Navy Watchmen Now Wear Uniforms
A Washington dispatch from July 12 reports the watchmen of the State War and Navy building now wear blue uniforms with brass buttons and perform Monday drills. Seventeen officers form a line under Superintendent Col Hart who designed the outfits. Some call the attire extravagant, but backers say the plan is economical and costless to the government.
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Galician Front Gains Credited in Austrian Bulletins
Austrian Field Headquarters report strong positions held by Teutonic allies in Galicia after recapture of key city and secure lines east and north along Zora Lip and Bug rivers. Russians probing Lahlin failed to break ridge defenses. quiet expected as Austro German forces prepare elsewhere. Also notes the funeral of Mrs Carrie Korman and weather-affected troop movement in Montreal.
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Night shift gunmen fail to rob Express Lunch fighter
Three unidentified youths attempted a late night hold up at Express Lunch on Second and I streets northeast. John Marino, night manager, threw dishes and drew his gun, firing at the trio who then escaped. Police suspect the same robbers may be linked to a prior Dairy Lunch hold up on Fourteenth Street.
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Admiral Rand Dead Prominent Washington Navy Figure Dies
Rear Admiral Stephan Rand, U S Navy retired at 72, died at home in Washington after a three year illness. A Civil War veteran born in Vermont, he served in the pay corps and was long a prominent presence in Washington naval circles and at naval yards. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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