Diplomatic Break Seems Imminent and Zeppelins Hit
The report notes a looming diplomatic rupture as Berlin’s reply disappoints. It also covers air warfare with two Zeppelins destroyed in 24 hours, a Zeppelin raid on Saloniki, and a naval clash in the North Sea with a Zeppelin shot down.
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Bridgeport
Berlin
Saloniki
North Sea
Adriatic Sea
London
Germany Replies on Submarine War to U S Note
Berlin responds to the April 20 protest over submarine warfare. The note questions US claims, cites investigations on the Sussex case, and says Germany will guard neutral interests while maintaining orders to attack enemy trade. Officials weigh the text before official verdict.
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Berlin
Sayville, L. I
Gottlieb von Jagow
Gerard
Germany
United States
James W. Gerard
Sussex
neus_trais
U. S
England
Washington
Wilson
Great Britain
Witton
Congress
Lusitania
Falaba
Cushing
Fung
Death of Mary Jepson Due to Gas Incident
Seven year old Mary Jepson of 64 Curtis avenue was found dead in her room after a faulty gas jet and unlit windows. Her mother lit matches and failed to turn off the gas overnight, leading to a fatal gas exposure believed to have occurred around 2 a.m. The tragedy was investigated by medical examiner Garrick and reported to authorities.
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Mary Jepson
Curtis Avenue
Garrick
Mary
Nichols Street
Walter Jepson
Remington Arms & Ammunition Co
Mr. Jepson
James Keown
Jepson
E. B. Weldon
Oeeace
Pension Widow of Liston Family Forlorn Yet Raised by Charity
Investigation into the destitute widow and six children of Patrick Liston, who died July 27, 1935, reveals a tale of self sacrifice by Richard Liston, his brother, who supported them for six months before dying after a street accident near Eckart's brewery. The Crane Co. funded a lifelong $40 monthly pension for Mrs Liston. Richard, an elevator operator at the same plant, had shouldered the burden, denying himself, until his own death followed. The car responsible escaped with no fault found in its driver.
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Patrick Liston
Bridgeport
Richard Liston
Lindley Street
Eckart
Liston
Crane Co
Listons
Patrick
Richard
Lester Swank
North Avenue
Sweet
Ned
Four More Irish Rebels Executed for Treason
A report notes four Irish rebels were executed for treason. Separately a joy ride crash in Stratford injures a woman. John P. Wagner's car collided with a pole near Baird Machine Co after leaving a roadhouse. Passengers escaped serious harm. unidentified occupants refused aid.
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John P. Wagner
East
Washington Avenue
Baird Machine Co
Stratford
Milford
Bridgeport
Wagner
John E. McDonald
Stratford Avenue
H. I. Johnson
Eleanor Street
N. T. Platt
Executions Reported For Four Dublin Rebels
Dublin reports four more rebels convicted by court martial on treason were executed by firing squad yesterday. The executed were Joseph Plunkett Edward Daly Michael O Harahan and William Pearse. Fifteen death sentences were commuted to ten years penal servitude.
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Dublin
Joseph Plunkett
Edward Daly
Michael O’harahan
William Pearse
Thomas Bevan
Wheel abandons auto and nests in shop window
A car wheel broke loose from a Passing vehicle on Stratford avenue and rolled into E A Harry’s tailoring shop at 356 Stratford av. The wheel entered the window smashing glass and causing minor damage before stopping among the display. Chauncey Goss Jr owns the car. Arthur Hopkins drove it and said axle screws broke. He offered to pay for the damage.
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E. A. Harry
Stratford Avenue
Harry
Chauncey Goss, Jr
Hillside Avenue
Peanee
Scovul Manufacturing
Waterbury
Arthur Hopkins
Philip Glasner
Britain to Free 38 Germans and Austrians Held
London May 5 The British government has decided to release the 38 Germans and Austrians seized from the American steamship China after their detention during wartime.
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Great Britain
Teutons
London
China
Bernstorff Rushes to Washington with Note
German ambassador Count Von Bernstorff left New York on a 9 pm train to Washington after wireless telegraph reception of the German note. He refused interviews and would not discuss the note while transmission continued.
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New York
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Sayville
Rux-Carlton
Lansing Silent After Cabinet Meeting On Berlin Note
Cabinet members issued cautious statements after a meeting on the Berlin note. Secretary Law time reports the president will decide after studying the official text, with all members echoing similar positions.
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Lansing
Berlin
Wilson
Mrs Sullivan says husband is not guilty in Ireland case
London May 5 Mrs James M Sullivan wife of the former American minister to the Dominican Republic says there was no basis for the charge against her husband in Ireland. American officials seek Mr Sullivan and intend to bring him to England. Richard R Scharff applied for a passport to Denmark claiming a business trip. his request was forwarded to the State Department in Washington.
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London
James M. Sullivan
New York
Dominican Republic
Dublin
Denmark
Richard R. Scharff
Flanagan
State Department
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