Recall of Capt von Papen and a Consul May Be Asked
Official Washington weighs recall of Capt Franz von Papen the German embassy military attache and Alexander Nuber von Perckhed Austrian consul general in New York amid strained ties after Germanys Arabic sinking explanation. President Wilson contemplates new Berlin note as talks of breaking diplomatic relations reemerge while Dumba and Bernstorff figures draw scrutiny in a shifting submarine dispute.
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von Papen
U. S
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Franz von Papen
Alexander Nuber von Percked
New York
Son Bernstorff
Washington
Dumba Not Surprised by Recall Request, Embassy Attache Says
New York report states Count Von Hohenlohe, Austrian embassy attache, said Dr. Dumba anticipated the U S recall demand and was not surprised by Mr. Langing and the State Department action. The statement followed many inquiries about the recall.
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Dumba
New York
Count von Hohenlohe
United States
Dr. Dumba
Langing
State Department
Wheat on Envoys Meet at Hotel Amid Recall Tension
New York dispatch reports Dr. Constantin Dumba of Austria-Hungary and Count von Bernstorff of Germany meeting in an uptown hotel suite amid U.S. recall pressure. Dumba dismissed sensational reports as exaggerated while Bernstorff bid him farewell and noted Dumba’s planned trip to Lenox. Charles M. Schwab also appeared at the hotel, declining to comment on Dumba’s case but acknowledging possible recall as the only course.
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Germany
Merivans
Oftel
Berhy
Lualtena
State Department
White House
von Papen
Lapt Toh Papen
James Archibald
Ite Maida
Dumba
Vienna
New York
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Austria-Hungary
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Dr Dumba
Count von Bernstorf
Lenox
Masa
Durhyt
Therobstel
Bernatorff
Count Bernstorf
Dr. Dumba
Count Bernstorff
Austria
Dr. Dumb
Ambassador Dumba
West Front Air Raids Kill 117 in Recent Days
Special Cable reports heavy air activity on the western front with 117 killed at various points. A German aerodrome and a Zeppelin shed were destroyed, 103 men died, Allied aviators bombarded Roulers killing ten and inflicting damage. A German plane adorned with sixteen iron crosses was shot down near Calais, its two officers captured. Two French aviators died at Algac. Six German planes flew over Nancy. 30 bombs dropped. Two killed and ten wounded amid property damage. Incorrigibles noted at Columba Theater.
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Washington
Paris
Dipatches
Calai
Nancy
Dumba's Dismissal Sparks London Reaction to U S Policy
London coverage notes a shock over Ambassador Dumba's recall and predicts further moves. Officials expect Washington to act against pro German Austrian agents, signaling a tougher U S stance. Reports say the president’s patience has worn thin and a mailed fist style may extend to other offenders. A second notice reports a spy execution, name withheld.
Carranza Refuses Conference Invitation in Mexico
Vera Cruz report states Gen Venustiano Carranza, first chief of the Constitutionalist party, declines to join a foreign mediation conference on domestic affairs. He would participate only in discussions of international matters, while stressing no foreign control over Mexico’s interior. Carranza’s reply, handed to John R. Silliman, Wilson’s representative, insists the interior affairs must not be mediated by foreign governments.
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John R. Silliman
Vera Cryuz
Wature
Vera Cruz
Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionalist Party
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
Vaenuatlano Carranza
Constitutionalist
Union
German cabinet shift hoped to ease submarine crisis
Washington dispatch reports Germany’s position after the Arabic torpedoing grows more acute. President Coolidge’s patience strains as talks with Berlin falter. a new cabinet may be formed under von Tirpitz influence, with potential arbitration rejected and action considered if the German note does not justify its stance.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
Germany
Anglo French loan commission meets New York bankers
The Joint Anglo French commission arrived in New York to hold talks with about 100 prominent bankers and finance leaders as it prepares to arrange a large credit loan. Negotiations on actual terms will begin in several days, with possible support from Italy and a jointly backed loan to Be Joint One. The delegation includes Lord Reading, Sir Edward Balden, M Octave Homberg, and Ernest Mallet, among others.
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New York
Great Britain
France
J. P. Morgan
Lapland
Lord Reading of Erleigh
England
Edward Balden, Bart
Henry Babington Smith
Basil P Blackett
M Octave Homberg
Ernest Mallet
Banque de France
The
Biltmore
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lady Spring-Rice
Norman Holden
Edward Atkinson Holden
Baron Reading
Russia
Italy
Argentina
South America
Teuton Ambassadore Confer Cast Into London Interest
May asks Von Panen recall and Dumba recall. Carranza declines to confer and seeks a loan of 1 billion dollars. French and Russians lose. dollar becomes dominant. Austria must recall Dumba. Arabic note issued. anarchists curse judge. British flag controversy and Laskey cited to court. Wanamaker case sues. sports and society notes follow.
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von Panen
Teuton Ambassadore
London
Dumba Carranza
Austria
United States
Laskey
Irl
John Wanamaker
Seagire
Rothychild Geta Wight
Newn of
Alexandria
Goodier
French Lose in West as Russians Victories Die Hard
Amid reports of Russian gains on the Sereth and Austro German advances in Galicia, German forces press the Brest Vilna railway region to gain strategic control. Western front fighting intensifies with asphyxiating gas use and heavy bombardments in the Vosges and Argonne while German offensives threaten Colmar and Hartmannsweilerkopf as French trenches endure multiple attacks and repels.
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Riga
London
Sereth
Galicia
Pripet Marshes
Vilna
Rige
Rune
Dyinsk
Lida
Higa
Gulf of Roga
Ruzyk, Evert and
Ivanov
Sereth River
Dardanelles
Iater
Hartmanns-Wellerkopf
Paris
Alsace
Vosges
Colmar
Lingekopf
Harrenkopf
Schratzmaennele
Teutons
Shopes
Flery Howid
Hartmannsyeilerkopf
Argonne Trench
Berlin
Wirelels
Voeges
Hartmannsvellerkopf
Sehratsmaennete
Argonne
Souchez
ORDER KIEF EVACUATED DOUBT REAL PERIL EXISTS
Petrograd reports heavy Austrian force on the Roumanian frontier with plans for operations near Bessarabia and the middle Dniester. Prussian officials deem an offensive against Romania unlikely and Kiel-Dnieper line not endangered. Kiev evacuation underway to ease army burden if threatened. Austrians advance toward Pinsk but are checked. invasion appears limited to rail corridor between Bialystok-Kovel and Vilna-Rovno as wings move cautiously.
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Petrograd
Roumanian
Bessarabia
Middle
Dniester
Prussian War Office
Romania
Galicia
Kiel-Dnieper
Tarsiopol
Ery River
Kiev
Kovel
Volhynia
Pinsk
Itheir
Bialyetock-Kovel
Vilna-Rovno
Austria Shifts Troops and Closes Swiss Frontier
Geneva reports the Austrian government ordered the Swiss frontier closed amid troop movements in Tyrol toward the Italian front. Switzerland says civilian passage from Austria to Switzerland and Roumania is suspended, and 411 crossings to Germany are shut except through Salzburg Tetschen and Mittenwald.
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Tyrol
Switzerland
Austria
Roumania
Germany
Salzburg
Tetschen and
Mittenwaldees
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