Note to Germany to go forward today signed by Lansing
Washington June 9 Acting Secretary Lansing announced the note to Germany would go forward to Berlin this afternoon and be made public Friday morning. The note, about 1500 words, was prepared without awaiting Berlin's reply, and Lansing said its completion was under way after a conference with President Wilson. The cabinet generally favor a firm but hopeful stance on sea rights and peace prospects.
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Baltimore
Italians Move to Clash on Trieste Gulf Front
From Caporetta the head of the gulf of Trieste reports Italian forces consolidating along the Isonzo River. A first major battle on this front is anticipated within a week as Italians push troops to the river's eastern bank. In the east, Russians defend against Austro German advances toward Lemberg, while the French make slow gains in the west.
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Galicia
Conduct of Attorney to Be Probed
An order for investigation of alleged misconduct of an attorney was signed by Judges Mullan and Boies of the Black Hawk county district court. The probe concerns Loren Risk cited in a confession by J. W. Ackerman, a principal witness in an $8,500 damage suit against the W. F. N. Co. A three member committee from the Black Hawk County Bar Association will summon witnesses and examine documents. Charles E. Ransier, T. W. Arbuckle, and J. Williams were named to the committees.
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Black Hawk County District Court
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Black Hawk, County Dar Association
Charles E. Ransier
District Court
T. W. Arbuckle
J. &Illiams
Italian Dirigible Destroyed by Fire in Attack Incident
Rome via Paris reports an Italian dirigible used against an Austrian port of Virme caught fire and was lost. The crew is believed saved and captured by Austrian forces. Dispatch from Madrid states an official cholera outbreak has reached Vienna.
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Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State in 1915 Letter
The message shows Secretary of State Bryan tendering resignation to President Wilson noting a disagreement over submarine war policy. He cites duty to his country, aims for peace, and gratitude for two years of service. Wilson accepts upon sending the note, with formal best wishes from Bryan dated June 8, 1915 in Washington.
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State Department
Sigaied
Washington
Wilson Letter Accepting Bryan Resignation With Sincere Regard
President Woodrow Wilson sends a farewell note to Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan. He expresses deep sorrow at Bryan's resignation, praising their two years of close work and shared goals while noting they may differ in methods. Wilson wishes Bryan well and states they will continue to pursue the same causes.
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Pate Teerg
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Turme
Clemency Denied in Leo Frank Murder Case
Georgia prison commission refuses to recommend commuting Leo M. Frank's death sentence for the Mary Phagan murder. The decision is non binding, and Governor Linton will hold further hearings before ruling. The report comes from Atlanta dated June 9.
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Georgia Prison Commission
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Mary Phagan
British Steamer Lady Salisbury Sunk by German Submarine
London June 9 The British steamer Lady Salisbury of 8891 tons and 235 feet length was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine this morning. The vessel, built in 1899, was owned in Newcastle.
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Submarine Sunk Officers and Crew Captured
London June 9 Official announcement by Secretary of the Admiralty Balfour that a German submarine had been sunk and six officers and twenty one crew members were captured.
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Davenport man named receiver for Albia power company
Alfred C. Mueller of Davenport was approved as receiver for the Southern Iowa Railway Power & Light company of Albia in district court before Judge Vermillion of Centerville. The case, brought by bond holders Richmond and Lutz seeking $282,000, aims to manage a firm that provides electricity and power in Albia and runs an interurban railway to Hocking and Hiteman.
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Alfred C. Mueller
Davenport
Southern Iowa Railway Power & Light Company
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Centerville
L. T. Richmond
W. B. Lutz
Dee Maines
Richmond
Hocking
Hiteman
Bryan's Peace Plan Rejected by President and Cabinet
This article outlines Mr. Bryan's proposed arbitration treaties to resolve U S Germany disputes. It would set up a permanent international commission of five members to investigate and report before any war could be declared. Two members per nation plus a jointly chosen fifth, none of whom would be from either party. The parties would refrain from hostilities during investigations pending the report.
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United States
Germany
Permanent International Commission
Why Bryan Resigned: Favored Investigation by International Body
Washington note to Germany sparks Bryan resignation statement as he backs a private approach and urges peaceful resolution. He supports an international commission to investigate disputes and warns Americans against traveling on belligerent ships or carrying ammunition, arguing treaties should prevent war. The plan, offered to all nations including Germany, could ease tensions if accepted.
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United States
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Great Britain
France
Russia
Entious
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Bryan's Career Torn at Salem
Fragmentary OCR notes track a political career with dates and events: marriage to Mary Baird, moves to Lincoln, Luz: Klested to congress, 1880, defeat for U S Senate, nominations for presidency in 1800s, acclamation by Democrats Kan sas City 1900, world tours, Denver 1900, appointment as secretary of sain, resignation as secretary of state June 8.
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Secretary Resignation Accepted After Cabinet Session
Bryan shows reluctance to back a step that could risk war as the cabinet debates a final draft of a communication to Berlin. Expressions of regret were voiced over the premier’s actions and an explanatory statement is being prepared.
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Counselor Lansing Fills Portfolio Temporarily
Washington reports Secretary of State Bryan resigns after urging a note to Germany over the Lusitania issue. Wilson accepts the resignation as Bryan plans a public statement after the note is dispatched, stating his reasons and urging a peaceful path while Congress and cabinet reaction are noted.
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