Denial of Panteleimon Sinking by Turkish Mines or Submarines
A Petrograd cablegram from the chief of the naval staff denies the sinking or damage to the Russian battleship Panteleimon by Turkish mines or submarines. It states the ship has not seen action recently and remains in a Russian harbor. The note also denies other Black Sea fleet damages and mentions the Russian embassy move to Newport, Rhode Island, for summer.
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Mrs Ronald Barlow Retains Philadelphia Golf Title
Mrs Ronald H. Barlow of Merion Cricket Club won the Philadelphia women's golf championship, defeating Miss Katherine Davis of Philadelphia Cricket Club four up with two to play. Both players had qualified for the final after semi final wins yesterday.
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Tufts Defeats M C A College of Springfield in Tennis
Tufts won 4 to 2 at Medford as they captured both doubles matches and two singles in a tennis meet against the M C A College of Springfield.
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M. C. A. College of Springfield
British boats sunk with loss of six in Start Point clash
May 28 reports from Falmouth and Penwith detail multiple vessel sinkings by German submarines. The Spennymoor sank off Start Point, six crew drowned, engineer injured, 23 survivors. Cadeby sunk near Scilly Isles after ceasing fire, 22 aboard rescued. Ely strikes a mine near Stockholm with crew saved. Roosvall explosion follows submarine stop near Malmoe. two dead.
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Malmoe
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Sunderland
No Russian Warship Sunk Denial From French Navy
The French minister of marine issued a statement denying the Turkish claim that the Russian battleship Panteleimon was sunk by a submarine in the Black Sea. The admiralty says the ship was in a Russian port on the date in question and no Black Sea squadron vessel has been lost or wrecked. A separate note from Washington mentions a Russian embassy cable.
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Stricter War News Rules Enforced Across United Kingdom
London reports tighter control over war news publication. The government will empower the director of public prosecutions in England and Wales, the lord advocate in Scotland, and the attorney general in Ireland to initiate proceedings for breaches of defence of the realm regulations by publishing prohibited material.
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British steamer Argyllshire dodges submarine attack
The British steamship Argyllshire left Sydney on April 16 and sent distress calls after a German submarine attacked with torpedoes. No torpedoes struck, and the ship arrived safely at Havre, Paris dispatches report.
Susan Lenox described as moral guide to readers
A lengthy reading note praises David Graham Phillips and the novel Susan Lenox for its harsh portrayal of illegitimacy and female suffering under cruel civilization. The review commends its moral clarity, transformative arc, and power to provoke self reflection about past actions and gender brutality.
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