Five More Vessels Sunk By German Submarines
German submarines sunk five more vessels in separate attacks. The Dutch steamer Selieland was blown up off the Humber estuary, killing one crew member while captains and sailors were rescued or are missing. A Norwegian bark Nor was torpedoed in the North Sea and its crew landed at the Hook of Holland. Three Tyne trawlers were sunk after crews abandoned ship, with captains treating survivors with coffee and tobacco as orders to sink everything were acknowledged.
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Baron Rothschild Quietly Buried in London
London April 2 In accordance with his request Baron Rothschild was buried today at the Willesden Jewish cemetery with private services at Piccadilly residence attended by family and close friends. A crowd of about four thousand gathered as the funeral cortege left the house, including many Jewish community leaders from the East End. The funeral procession carried the baron’s two sons Lionel and Leopold, a son-in-law Captain Behrens, nephews, and other relatives. Notables such as David Lloyd George, A J Balfour, Lord Sandhurst, and Lord Acheson joined mourners, with King George’s presence noted by Lord Annaly and Queen Victoria’s by Earl Howe. The procession extended for half a mile beyond the cemetery gates.
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Submarines Defended by German Paper Report
An Overseas News Agency dispatch summarizes the Norddeutsche Zeitung claim that German submarines are defended by their crews and that English merchant ships boast of destroying subs. The report notes prices on Berlin exchanges and Russian naval cautions about Bosphorus progress.
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Surprise at Paget's Brief Rome Visit
A British envoy General Sir Arthur Paget spent only a moment in Rome on a mission about Balkan affairs. The National party questions the brief stay, suggesting Paget found that Balkan intervention hinged on Italy acting first, with key data from Bucharest and Sofia influencing decisions.
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Prohibition Question Stirring England Discussed
London reports focus on abstinence as Britain weighs total prohibition versus partial measures. Petitions urge ending alcohol sales to aid war efforts, while personal liberty fears bolster opposition. Cabinet reportedly favors a broad prohibition under defense of the realm powers.
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Dngland
Sama
Reward Offer Requested for Assassins of A D Oliver
Sheriff Ty R Moreland of Lee County appeals for a public reward to help arrest and convict the assassins of A D Oliver. He notes delays, urges Governor and County officials to act, and promises best efforts regardless of reward. He cites penal code provisions and asks for official cooperation to mobilize public help.
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Experts Sent to Work on Submarine Raising Op
New York April 2 Navy department divers departed the navy yard for Honolulu to aid in raising the submarine P The team was led by George D Stillson chief gunners mate with Krank Crile C Nielson Stephen J Drellishak and F Leighman among others The divers are noted veterans with Drelishak holding a world depth record of 443 meters and Stillson describing their mission as highly challenging They expect to reach surface after each deep dive and then return to the surface after completing their tasks
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Tennessee Bans Locker Clubs Amid Prohibition Push
In Tennessee both legislative chambers passed a bill banning locker clubs from storing or dispersing liquor. The Senate voted 324 to 0 and the House 111 to 17 after stormy scenes. The measure adds an effective nuisance law and follows a broader drive to regulate liquor sales, including stringent rules for drugstore prescriptions.
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German Defense Weakening Says British Observer
London April 2 The British observer with the French army reports that French offensive operations in Champagne aimed to pressure German defenses and disrupt the Bazancourt to Challerange railway. He notes German front weariness, reduced reserves, and selective ammunition economy, with lessons for future attacks and continued support for allied efforts.
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West Virginia finds way out of moratorium
A 1938 state opinion grants authority to use state funds to cover essential expenses, ending a moratorium on drawing money. Attorney General Lis grubs reports no need for further salary payments for state officials. Governor Hatfield faced curtailments as schools and districts cut activities due to funding shortages amid legislative inaction.
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Ninety Two Ships Used Canal During February
Ninety two vessels totaling 424 606 tons passed through the Panama Canal in February. Daily waterage exceeded 1 000 tons, with tolls for the month at 402 219, bringing canal dues to 2385 98. Coastwise cargoes were 41 percent of 1 072 917 tons since opening, while the Pacific coast shipped 372 88 tons directly to Europe via the waterway.
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Aviators of Allies Bombard Baden Cities
A Berlin dispatch reports hostile aircraft over Baden towns dropping bombs yesterday afternoon and again at 7 p m. Bombs caused material damage in Multhem and Neuenburg with several blasts noted.
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State and County Tax Returns Due as Books Close
State and county tax returns are due as books close on April 30. Taxpayers should file promptly to avoid penalties. Check local offices for required forms and deadlines.
Reparations Sought Over Dresden Sinking
United States received details from Chile about the Dresden incident in Chilean waters. A German crew and ship were interned after the Dresden fired near Cumberland Bay to seek engine repairs. Britain already considers making reparations to Chile, though specifics are not known.
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Tralwers Sunk by Submarine Off Newcastle
Three Tyne trawlers were sunk by a German submarine off Newcastle England on April 2. Several crew members were lost and others rescued as the patrol reports detail the incident near the coast.
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Emperor Joseph Appears Surprisingly Well in Vienna
Hungarian premier Stephan Tisza said Emperor Francis Joseph looked well and had no cough or cold after an audience in Vienna. Tisza noted the emperor showed lively interest in state affairs while Hungary denied plans to withhold food from Austria and said any surplus could be sent to Vienna.
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Turks Deny Seeking Peace With Russia
The Russian and Turkish ambassadors to Italy deny reports that David Pasha of Turkey, then in Geneva, was tasked with negotiating a separate Russo Turkish peace. The Russian envoy Kroupenski says Russia will not seek a separate peace from Britain and France. The Turkish ambassador Baby Bey provides the counter stance.
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Negotiations Framed By Turkish Wartime Stance
Five speakers asserted that their country would remain faithful to allies and not seek a separate peace. One noted Turkey’s strategic position in the Caucasus, while referencing the Dardanelles as impassable and hints of forthcoming moves in the Middle East.
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