U S Notes Await German Reply on Lusitania Rights
Washington officials expect Berlin to respond to the U S demand for protection of Americans at sea after the Lusitania incident. Ambassador Gerard delivered the note to Berlin and copies were sent to London Paris and Petrograd as Cabinet met without immediate action. The president planned a New York trip to view the Atlantic fleet next week.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Berlin
Gerard
Lusitania
High
Germany
Ilene
New York
Count von Bernstorff
Ambansadore
London
Paris
Petrogrnd
United States Note Demands German Compliance Over Lusitania
The Department of State in Washington on May 13 warns Germany to respect American ships and citizens at sea after the Lusitania tragedy and related incidents. It asserts findings that German submarine warfare endangers neutral rights and calls for accountability and reparation for injuries to the United States and its nationals.
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United States
Department of State
Washington
of State
Amilie Berlin
Anes
Ena Clarine
Echma- Fine
Lane
Thrasher
Americen Veeer
Gall
At & T Enon
Ekmeere
Jae Buen
Germany
Vts Jdone
Barman
United Batenant
Trevor
Great Britain
Warhierten
Ely Kasay
Perial
Corman
Alan
French Thrust Aims to Break German Line
German reverse appears serious as Paris and Berlin issue synchronized statements. The French offensive is reported as a potential turning point with a coordinated acknowledgment of setbacks. Military leaders assess impact on front positions and supply.
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Germany
Berlin
Paris
French Progress Could Force German Retreat on Vast Front
British report notes rare mutual German French statements on gains from Carency to Ablain St. Nazaire. French official tally cites captures of weapons, machines, and prisoners near Carency and Hill 125. Allied observers warn of potential gap opening in German lines if French advance continues, with heavy fighting around La Barace, Neuville Saint Vaast, and the Argonne.
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London
Hoa- Ulitiee
Hernan
Pamita
Joffre
Chiet
Lav Tansee
Arran
LaBarace
Faris
Careney
Sbelle
Hill
Carency
Ablain St
Nussiry
Durie
Neuville St. Vanet
Argonne
Hagatelio
Drowned in Boat Upset At Saleem Harbor
A boating accident at Saleem Harbor yesterday left Kalem Meee Thomas Taney Inferrer and Prod Sheridan dead after their boat capsized near Besann's Point. Michael Womary was rescued exhausted as the craft sank, with town officials in Pawlet and local residents reacting to the tragedy and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Kalem
Meee
Thomas Taney
Casey
Peter Fe
Coenr
Pawlet
Fayette Potter
Flor
Flor “Nce EK
Totter
Donce
Iirlen
Pri
HH. Powers
Meena
Marie Scan
Rosin
Ber Adere
Galien Tre
Leerren
Ose
Tisaite
Merrinunsb
Steamer Struck Unseen Submarine Sighting Reported
A steamship reportedly struck an unseen submarine as authorities note incidents near the harbor. Details remain unclear with no wreckage or official confirmation yet. Investigators search for the vessel and assess potential damage or hazard to navigation.
Debate over universal military service amid war strain
Government considers ending voluntary enlistment in favor of universal service as Britain faces continued German offensives in Flanders. War Office notes adequate current recruitment but warns the fighting pace may demand more manpower to reach victory.
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War Office
Han Boen
Han
Flanders
Almont
Struck Off the Roll of the Knights of the Garter
An official notice from Tondon dated May 14 states the king as sovereign directs removal of named rulers and princes from the roll of the Knights of the Garter. Individuals listed include the emperor of Austria the German count the king of Württemberg the grand duke of Hessen Prince Henry of Prussia the duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha and the duke of Cumberland.
Cymric Sails With 376 Passengers From New York
New York May 14 Seventy six cabin passengers and 300 in steerage were booked for Liverpool on the White Star liner Cymric. Among cabin travelers are 26 women and seven children with 40 percent of steerage passengers being women and children. The Cymric carried as many as the ship could accommodate and the cargo included automobile tires.
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New York
Liverpool
White Star
Eabin
Ling
Cymrie
Italian cabinet resigns in Rome amid coalition tension
May 14 report from St. Albans notes a Vermont Catholic Foresters convention will meet in Swanton June 8 to mark the order’s 20th state anniversary with a church service, banquet, and addresses. The Italian cabinet resignation, sent to the king, was announced as ministers quit over policy disputes.
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Vermont
Catholic Order of Foresters
King
St. Albans
Swanton
State Court
Swanton Court
Gavagini Tater
Frank J. Greene
Carrot
S. Page
WB. Pewell
Grand Aven
Columbia Hell
Rome Mob In Furore Promotes War Enthusiasm
A Rome crowd cheered poet Gabrielle Dennunzio from a hotel balcony as war fever surged. Prowar factions clashed with neutralists near San Sylvestro, while German cafe windows were broken and police restored order in the central squares.
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Rome
London
Italy
Gabrielle Dennunzio
Margherita
San Sylvestro
Elagh
Grave Events Expected in Europe Report
Paris dispatch cites a closed ministers meeting where Premier Salandea conferred with King Victor Emmanuel. The report warns that grave events are expected in the very near future, signaling heightened political tension and possible upheaval.
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Paris
Jiheepateh
Jevve
Mini ‘Ieters
Salandea
Victor Emmanuel
Ill for Many Years Montpelier Man Dies at Home
Charles A Laviolette son of Mrs Della Laviolette of Montpelier died at 10 this morning after a 25 year illness traced to a back injury from a beam during construction work. He had been blind for years and never left the house. A funeral will be held Saturday at 2 from St Augustine's church.
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Charles A. Laviolette
Della Laviolette
Montpelier
Lavioletiv
Aren
Montipelier
Jallet
Wonderful
Punetid
St. Auguetine's
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Town Talk Highlights Local Plans and Oddities
Miss Mary Smart leaves for Bethlehem to work this summer. Four men head to Quebec City for seasonal plans. Hikers Emers Newhall and Sidney Oliver return after a Vermont trek with Mt Mansfeld views. A circus of mishaps follows when a horse bolts near North Main Street and a wagon overturns, drawing attention from bystanders as the driver regains control. The day also features Prof. J Moulton in Montpelier discussing efficiency lines of business and sewer work before a city crowd.
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Mary Smart
Glenwond Avennue
Bethlehem
N. H
Albert Wood
Henry Lewis
Frank Fredianna
William Gibson
Quebec City
Que
Emers Newhall
Sidney Oliver
Vermont Mountains
Stowe
Mt. Mansfeld
Bolton
J. Moulton
Washington, D. C
Fee W. Barnett
Moulton
Montpelier
Skillful work shown by pupils in barre evening school
The Barre Evening Drawing School opens its annual exhibition in the Mathewson School basement on Elm Street. Principal Pamperl notes a larger roll of students in drafting and scale drawing, with new model making but a reduction in plaster sculpture due to storage limits. several rooms will display elementary, mechanical, and monumental drafting, with demonstrations by teachers.
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Barre Evening
Mathewson School
Elm Street
Num- 150
Charles Pamperl
Alexander Young
Carlo Ahute
Robert Knox
Barre
Granite Industry
Pamperl
Paris
Montpelier Seminary Graduation Recital Impresses Audience
Ret Heaton Shay gave a varied program with readings and trombone solos under Rob ert Parker at Montpelier Seminary last night. The large audience applauded enthusiastically for the performers, including Margaret Shay and Hobart Walker, with Flora FB Theres accompanying.
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Montpelier Seminary
Ret Heaton Shay
Robert CM. Parker
Mise Shay
Teter Avery
John Gold Jem
Margaret Shay
E.R. Ball
Robert Parker
William Allen Johnston
RR Ball
Sarnaonalle
Eple
A. F. Tate
Hobart Walker
Littlest Rebel
Edward T. People
Cavalieria Ruvtinana
Masmagni
Two Burial Services For Alexander Young
Fragmented obituary notes the death of Alexander Young at 2% Crook Street with burial rites held Tuesday at 2 o clock. Clergy from Church of the Geed rd officiated and local organizations including Red Men and Hemagie Get provided tributes and participation at the ceremonies.
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Verinus
Alexander Young
Crook Street
Church of the Geed
Veewag
Alex
Lender Cowles
James Rethale
Margenand
Crorge Beanie
Red Men
Soha Brows
William Mefferth
Clan Gerter
Sreereie
Plan To Hold Celebration Of Vermont Entry Into The Union
Brattleboro May 14 The closing session of the annual meeting of the Greater Vermont association devoted to reports from various state organizations. James B. Katee of Montpelier invited the association to meet in that city next year. A committee was formed to plan next year's observance of Vermont's 125th anniversary of joining the union. Officers elected included Frederick H. Babbitt president and C. H. Forbush treasurer. Resolutions urged a larger Vermont exhibit at the next state fair, an apple curvey, paid secretaries, a manufacturers section, a commercial executive section, railroad clean-up campaigns, and appreciation for efforts by Boston & Maine Central Vermont and Rutland railroads. About 200 attendees heard remarks by Governor Gates Congressman Greene and Boston & Maine president Hustis.
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Brattleboro
Greater Vermont Association
James B. Katee
Montpelier
Vermont
Frederick H. Babbitt
Bellows Falls
T. N. Vail
Lyndonville
George E. Chalmers
Rutland
George F. Root
Newport
C. H. Forbush
Springfield
A. J. Holden
Bennington
Boston & Maine
Brooke House
Gates
Greene
American Telephone & Ti H Co
James H. Huttis
Boston & Maine Railroad
Greenewan
Hustis
New England
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