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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
5
The text records mixed conjecture about a revived outline, noting officials were not aware of any official contents. Comment in diplomatic circles suggested Germany might seek factual agreement before a counterproposal from President Wilson on submarine warfare. The Lusitania matter is described as not yet fully armed.
Discussion of whether the Lusitania carried munitions and was armed with the United States asserting it sailed unarmed from an American port and was not deprived of safety opportunities. The inquiry notes minimal evidence of contraband and emphasizes a British liner’s apparent nonmilitary status after investigation. References to officials in Washington and inquiries with Wilson are noted.
Reports from London and Washington discuss whether Nebraskan was torpedoed or struck by a mine. German officials acknowledge an attack while naval officers and embassy staff weigh technical details and evidence from the purported incident off Ireland aiding ongoing negotiations.
The Griffin community prepared for the funeral of Judge RP Lamel in Griffin at the First Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. Prominent officials and many citizens were expected, with hundreds attending as friends and colleagues traveled from Atlanta and nearby counties to pay their respects to the late jurist.
Scandinavian club of Athiuty invites members to Swedish service at F Loran's home on West Courtenth Street Sunday afternoon at close to three. Verbal notice lists revival by district president Kk Rey V Swankind and Augustana synod.
The report describes Italian forces advancing on both sea and land fronts. Italian troops are said to have captured passes, towns, and strategic positions along the Alpine region, with actions near Lake Garda and the Adige River. The piece notes Austrian batteries driven off and Italian gains supported by artillery and armored units, including engagements in Carinthia and near the Tyrol front.
The report details sinking and damage to several ships including Cadeby and Cadeby off Start Point and the Skoh Isles, with German submarines firing upon vessels and heavy loss of life. The Argyllshire escaped a submarine attack and reached port after distress calls. Danish steamer Ely struck a mine near Stockholm with all aboard saved.
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