BIG SEAL TO LANSING FAVORED TO SUCCEED BRYAN
Washington buzzed over who will replace Bryan as Secretary of State with Robert Lansing of New York emerging as the leading candidate. Lansing, a renowned diplomat, has earned the President’s confidence and has handled crisis duties from the White House, staying on at his old quarters for weeks while remaining active day and night during the crisis.
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Todays Sun and Tide Table for Washington D C
Weather notes from Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington on Wednesday June 8 describe light westerly winds and mostly seasonal temperatures across the Northeast. Local report lists temperatures from 60 to 77 with highs near 74 and lows around 60 to 70, along with light showers in mountain regions and no major storms forecast inland.
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Resignation of Bryan Moves World Opinion
London comments on Secretary of State Bryan resigning as decisive in the world conflict. The Evening Star praises his stance while warning Germany to reconcile with American ideals. British papers debate the implications, urging the United States to protect citizens and civilization while balancing peace with necessary actions.
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Bryan Victim of Conspiracy To Force Him From Cabinet
Washington dispatch reports Bryan leaders plan antiwar movement and a conspiracy by President and advisers to remove him. Promoters including Buchanan Fowler and Gil push for labor pledges to back Bryan, who may tour the country. Lansing named ad interim Secretary of State for up to 30 days, with Wilson weighing a permanent appointment.
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Germans Fight Italians At Lavaronne Encounter
Basel reports German troops met Italian forces for the first time in the Lavaronne area. The outcome of the clash is not known.
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Daniels Not to Resign Endorses Wilson Note in Cabinet
Secretary Daniels denies resigning and reports of his departure. He says nine cabinet members supported the President’s note to Germany, some favoring stronger language, but the note was sent with unanimity. Daniels stresses he has not considered resigning and supports the President’s stance. Former Minnesota Governor Lind asks assurances from France on flour tariffs in transit to protect milling interests.
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Governors and Democratic Leaders Review Bryan Resignation
Governors and national committeemen from Ohio South Carolina Texas Minnesota Washington Oregon Wyoming Oklahoma Massachusetts and Nebraska express support for President Wilson after Secretary Bryan resigns detailing belief in peaceful, war avoidance and unity. They emphasize confidence in Wilson and insist resignation will not derail national interests or party unity.
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Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State Over German Policy
National party leaders and delegates react to William Jennings Bryan's resignation citing differences with President Wilson over handling the German crisis. Committeemen from New Jersey Georgia Idaho Nevada Mississippi Alabama and others weigh impact on the Democratic party and unity under the Wilson administration.
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House Called Home Kept Secret by Embassy Mystery
London June 9 Col House departed for New York last Saturday on orders from President Wilson. He left in haste and secrecy after returning from the continent where he met German and French leaders. House had constant confidential reports to Wilson and was recalled due to the Bryan crisis signaling the President may have foreseen events.
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Americans Stampede Home As Liners Sell Out
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports packed sailings from London on Saturdays as Americans rush to return home amid rising fears of U S and Germany conflict. Some travelers fear imminent trouble while others expect possible commandeering of liners, as history suggests. American Line raises second class fares by 1 percent, lifting minimum fare to 10 and 65 dollars.
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Rag Rugs Offer Light, Easy Care Summer Substitute
They are inexpensive, easily cleaned, and serviceable, while their quaint designs and dainty colorings provide a pleasant change from the heavier Floor Coverings for which Rag Rugs are such excellent substitutes during the Summer.
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