Flying Stars and Stripes steamers ready to depart
Two American freighters will depart simultaneously for Europe. Managers of liner lines assert ships have a right on the seas. Both crews are nearly all American citizens. Neither vessel will be armed.
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Flying Stars and Stripes Steamers
Europe
Orleans
Allan Tucker
United States
Rochester
Washington
Kerr Line
I. S. Quick
Liverpool
St. Louis
Eanishin
Cedric
Mor
Parkers
Unsis
Mer
EN Exchange
Stinsi
Aris
Leiops
Herthy
Aeins
Genoa
Dante Aliflieri
Wits
Gerard to leave Berlin tonight with 50 Americans
American Ambassador Gerard will depart Berlin this evening for Zurich with his staff and fifty American citizens. He will be received at the Swiss frontier with consideration due his position. Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg reportedly sent his adjutant to bid farewell.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gerard
Berlin
Zurich
Switzerland
Berne
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hague
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Universal military training bill advances to calendar
Washington reports that a universal training bill was favorably referred by the military affairs committee. It requires all male citizens or those declared liable to service to undergo six months of military or naval training in the year they turn 19 or the year they become liable, up to age 26, with reserves until age 28.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Chamberlain
Thomas
Brady
Army
Special bill activity and adjournment in North Carolina House
Henry Page moved to table the Oates education bill and rejected the open formula measure while the House debated a State board of chiropractic examiners and the Cleveland Gaston county line act. The Senate, idle by 1 pm, faced frequent adjournment motions as the Oates firemen relief fund was killed and a law license exam proposal failed. Joyce of Rockingham pushed a bill to regulate removal of cases in justice courts Springer.
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Dispatch
Raleigh
N. C
Henry Page
House
Oates
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Cleveland- Gaston County
Cleveland
King’s Mountain
Jarvis County
Senate
Jones
Buncombe
Seales
Judiciary Committees
Supreme Court
Warren
Joyce
Rockingham
Sinking of British Vessels by German Submarine Campaign
German submarines sank 12 258 tons of shipping today including the Mantula 6826 tons and Lullington 2816 tons. Dauntless survivor rescued from a small boat. Paris reports raids and artillery along Verdun front. Enetnte aircraft attacked Zeebrugge. Ambassador Gerard to leave Berlin for Switzerland with staff.
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Solbakken
Madrid
Dauntless
Paris
Verdun
Caucasus
Petrograd
Zebruggee
Belgian
Holland
Dunkirk
Amiens
Karlsruhe
Germany
James W. Gerard
Berlin
Switzerland
Washingston
Villa Advances Toward Juarez With 25 000 Militia and Heavy Weapons
Francisco Villa with 25 000 troops supported by 30 artillery pieces and 75 machine guns is occupying territory abandoned by General Pershing and moving north toward Juarez. The information comes from Hipolito Villa via John J. Hawes, Villa's New York representative, with HQ in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
New York
Francisco Villa
Pershing
Juarez
John J. Hawes
Villa
Hipolito Villa
San Antonio
Germany and Switzerland Seek Talk to Avert War
Washington reports Germany asked the United States to discuss preventing war with the U S while noting no sign of a change in submarine policy. The note, likely forwarded via Swiss officials, requests U S input while reaffirming neutrality protections and the 1828 Prussian American treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
United States
Switzerland
Paul Ritter
Berlin
State Department
Gerard
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American Ships Sail for European War Zone
American freighters Orleans and Rochester, flying the Stars and Stripes, set course for Bordeaux as the first U S vessels to head from New York toward the war zone since Germanys unrestricted submarine warfare. Both ships carry cargoes, lack guns, and may face blocking risks amid ocean shipping tensions.
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Herpes Ash
Bs Associated Press
New York
Germany
Orleans
Oriental Navigation Company
Rochester
Kerr Steamship Company
Bordeaux
France
Weather Menu Forecast for Southeastern States
Moderately cold weather at the start of next week will give way to higher temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday. Except for rain on Wednesday and Thursday, generally fair conditions are expected across the Southeastern States this week.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Ship Rochester Sails for Europe
New York February 10 The steamship Rochester owned by Kerr Steamship Line cleared yesterday with a general cargo for Bordeaux and passed quarantine outward bound after 2 PM. It is the second American ship to depart since Germany announced its new submarine campaign on January 31.
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Associated Press
New York
Stars and Stripes
Rochester
Kerr Steamship Line
Bordeaux
Germany
The St Louis Not to Sail
New York February 10 The owners of the Amer Paul may act as they see fit toward German submarines causing the ships to be kept in port until further notice President Marine under whose flag the boats sail ordered cancellation of sailings and immediate arming of the fleet.
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New York
Amer Paul
President Marine
Frederick VIII to Sail With Von Bernstorff to Scandinavian Port
The steamship Frederick VIII received owner approval to transport former Ambassador von Bernstorff and his party to a Scandinavian port. The ship may depart Tuesday or Wednesday, with a 2 PM Wednesday sailing later announced, and plans include space for about 200 German consuls.
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Associated Press
New York
Frederick VIII
Copenhagen
von Bernstorff
Scandinavian American Line
Scandinavian-American Line
Ready for Departures Washington Feb Arrangements
The article notes plans for Count von Bernstorff and his embassy staff to depart Washington aboard the steamship Frederick VIII for Christiania Norway. The departure is scheduled for Tuesday night with the Count and personnel leaving on Tuesday.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Frederick VIII
Christiania
Norway
Beechtree Sinking Believed After London Report
Lloyds announces the British steamer Beechtree of 1227 tons gross is believed sunk.
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London
Beechtree
Lloyds
German Raider in Haitian Waters
Cape Haitien reports a German raider, described as a small steamship with a 12 man crew, in Caribbean waters January 26 to 29. It coalled at Puerto Planta Dominican Republic then visited Monte Cristi to contact the German consul before disappearing after January 29.
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Cape Haitien
Associated Press
Puerto Planta
Dominican Republic
Monte Christi
Plot Against Cuba Government Reported
Havana reports Aurelio Hevia the Interior Secretary received word of a plot against the Cuban government involving civil and military officials. Army officers may have been arrested as police resources intensify. The crisis follows the disputed November election between Menocal and Alfredo Zayas with regional tensions and a halted Oriente vote.
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Associated Press
Havana
Aurelio Hevia
Interior
Cuba
Menccal
Alfredo Zayas
Liberal Party
Santa Clara
Oriente
Cuban Supreme Court
Dr. Zayas
Menocal
la Discusion
Havane
Wilson
German submarine sinks ten ships in Atlantic report
Berlin reports a German submarine returned from the Atlantic where she sank ten steamers totaling 19 000 tons. In the North Sea she also sank a British steamer about 3 000 tons and damaged two other trawlers, one British and one French, with additional losses among British and French vessels.
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Berlin
Sayville
Atlantic
Overseas
North Sea
Shamrock
Thistle
Banks Hold Vast Excess Reserves Drop Slightly
The weekly condition report shows clearing house banks and trust companies in New York hold 164,458,750 dollars in reserve beyond legal requirements, down 1,010,790 from the prior period. The Associated Press notes the surplus remains substantial despite the decrease.
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Associated Press
New York
Call to Churches for Day of Prayer Observance
A call to observe Sunday February 18 as a day of prayer for the President Congress and all people engaged in war was issued by the legislative and administrative committee of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America in New York February 10.
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Associated Press
New York
Congress
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
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