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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1915

Page

14

Germany and United States Near Diplomatic Breaks

Diplomatic circles consider a possible severance of ties with Germany as the United States pushes for neutral rights. Officials discuss potential shifts of interests to Brazil, Argentina, or others if relations worsen, amid detentions of ships and pending German replies.

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Temperance Advocate Sparks Uproar in House of Commons

In 1815, F H Charrington a noted temperance advocate disrupted a debate on army pensions by rushing into the chamber and attempting to remove the mace from the speaker's desk while shouting that he had no right to act. An attendant restrained him as the incident caused momentary turmoil.

F. H. Charrington House of Commons

May Snowstorm Hits Wisconsin Colorado Apple Crop

Appleton Wisconsin reports one of the season's heaviest snowstorms with suspected damage to the apple crop. The May storm, longest since 1895 and the first in four years, brings near freezing at Boulder Colorado with efforts to protect fruit crops. Northeastern Colorado records six to ten inches of snow as Omaha notes the storm's blizzard scale and abnormally cold May temperatures.

Appleton Wis Boulder Collow Colorado Omaha Nebraska

British Will Use Asphyxiating Gas In War Effort

The British announce renewed offensive actions May 15 pushing the front about two miles and capturing 400 to 500 prisoners. War officials stress heavy losses for both sides but praise the troops’ spirit and morale. Kitchener cites ammunition delays and upcoming demand for 300,000 more men, while lauding General Botha’s South African campaign and Indian troops in Mesopotamia.

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Fleet Leaves The Hudson Reviewed By President

New York reports President Wilson reviews a five mile line of ships as the Mayflower passes the Statue of Liberty. Wilson stays on the bridge throughout the ceremony watching the fleet steam out to sea and praising their orderly appearance.

New York Wilson

Austria's Territorial Concessions to Italy

Berlin May 18 report on chancellor von Ethmann Hollweg detailing Austria-Hungary's proposed concessions to Italy. The plan includes ceding parts of Tyrol, the western hinterland, and the town of Trieste as an Imperial free city, plus Italian sovereignty over Aviona and a sphere of influence. Also covers amnesty for political prisoners, mixed committees, and Germany's pledge to support the arrangement. The speech emphasizes peace, alliance with Germany, and the choice Italy faces between peaceful settlement or war.

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