Lusitania report details no weapons or troops aboard on voyage
The Lusitania did not carry any caliber weapons or troops on its May 1 1915 sailing from New York to England according to a government report released after years of secrecy. Affidavits from inspectors support that no Canadian or other national troops were aboard and passengers sailed individually with their own tickets. The liner sank off Kinsale head Ireland six days after departure with over 100 American lives lost.
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United States
Central Committee
la Follette
Treasury Department
State Department
New York
England
Lusitania
Department of Commerce
Kinsale Head
Ireland
Irish Nationalist Gathering Names New NASA Officers
New officers were chosen for the NASA after a convention in Anaconda. A second committee was formed with McCann Costello Byrnes Murphy and Mrs Cafferty of Anaconda plus Mullane Byrne McKenna and O Connor on resolutions. Father Hannan condemned Irish bishops for politicizing religion and warned the pope against interference in political matters. The convention adjourned after pledges to expand the organization and to establish new councils.
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Messrs. McCann
Costello
Byrnes
Murphy
Father Hannan
Ireland
Italy
Free State
Childers
de Valera
Grifith
Collins
Mary MacSwiney
Sheehy-Skeffington
Anaconda
Thomas Ashe
Clemenceau tour includes Quaker greeting and kisses in Indiana
The Tiger of France toured Indianapolis Richmond and Dayton meeting Quaker groups and dignitaries. He received a silver loving cup from a Negro delegation at Indianapolis and two kisses from Quaker girl Sarah Copeland at Dayton while praised for his peace stance and wartime remarks by Orville Wright and others.
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Richmond
Ind
United States
Sarah Copeland
Dayton
Frank B. Hale
Orville Wright
E. A. Eads
Frederick B. Patterson
Wright
Clemenceau
St. Louis
France
Germany
Europe
America
West
Timothy Nicholson
Rudolph Leeds
William B. Leeds
Anastasia
Greece
Sarah
Indianapolis
Prayer and Providence in the Christian Family
A sermon extols prayer as the path to heavenly light and divine providence. It contrasts prayerful mothers who raise children in faith with prayerless ones who seek worldly comfort, urging daily heartfelt prayer for guidance, protection, and charity.
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Christ
Turkey Defies Powers Over Capitulations And Courts
Otoman officials insist on full administrative independence resisting foreign courts and capitulations. Ismet Pasha and Dr. Riza Nur told AP they oppose any move toward juridical guarantees or a staged emancipation from the old regime. They warn Turks will not yield sovereignty despite Western pressure and tariff disputes.
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Ismet Pasha
Riza Nur
Angora
Associated Press Today
Turkey
Greece
Mexico
Riza
United States
Japan
Straits Crisis Dominates Lausanne Talks Amid Turmoil
At Lausanne the Near Eastern conference debates the Black Sea status with Turkey pushing for full control and naval exclusion. The Turkish stance clashes with Russian proposals for a neutral waterway, while Greece falters after Athens executes Gounaris. Allies recall Gallipoli as they weigh postwar naval arrangements.
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Tchitcherin
Lausanne
Ismet
Angora
Black Sea
Turkey
Moscow
Greece
Gounaris
Athens
Andrew
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Gallipoli
Daugherty Files Reply to 10 Charges on Impeachment Probe
Attorney General responds to charges tied to war era prosecutions and anti trust actions. He defends department actions in New York and Chicago cases, asserts evidence and investigations are ongoing, and denies improper influence by financial interests.
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United States
Senate of the
Department
Keller
Daugherty
J. P. Morgan and Company
Chicago
New York State
Samuel Untermeyer
Lockwood Investigating Committee
Lst
District of Columbia
William ©. Watts
United States District Attorney
United Gas Improvement Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Supreme Court
New Haven
General Electric Company
Toledo
Ohio
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Navy Secretary Outlines Second To None Policy
Secretary Denby outlines a general naval policy to keep a navy second to none capable of supporting U S policies and commerce and guarding continental and overseas possessions. He notes deficiencies in fast cruisers aircraft carriers submarines and aircraft but cites no immediate need for more funds given current finances. The report highlights aviation integration increased repair work at government stations better efficiency and expanded navy schooling plus gunnery experiments and Marine Corps solid performance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Denby
Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
Navy General Board
United States
Wedding of Emperor Hsuan Tuang and Princess in Beijing
A Times dispatch from Peking describes the three day wedding of 17 year old deposed emperor Hsuan Tuang and Princess Kuo Chin Si. The ceremony featured a sedan chair procession to the Forbidden City watched by crowds including foreigners. Diplomatic corps will offer congratulations at the end of festivities.
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London
The
Times
Peking
Hsuan Tuang
Kuo Chin Si
Forbidden City
Republic
Musterole advertised as remedy for colds and chest pains
Musterole is promoted as a mustard oil remedy for colds bronchitis sore throat and more with a warm tingling then cooling relief. It claims doctors nurses approve and suggests uses from rheumatism to pneumonia prevention with 315c and 65c jars and tubes.
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Butte, Mont
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Ovando
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E. Park St
B. A. & P. Railway
Dr Kings
NASA
Ghosen
Friends of Irish Republic
the Commandments
Old Russia
Charles Ray IN
Julius Caesar
Alice Brady
Will Rogers
A.C. M. Hardware House
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