Russian Airmen Bombard Constantinople In World War Action
Three Russian aviators from the Black Sea fleet bombarded Constantinople causing heavy damage. Dispatches report shells from Russian warships near the Bosphorus within ten miles of the Turkish capital, with claims of weapon seizures.
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Constantinople
Athens
Bosphorus
Germans Describe Russian Defeat in Galicia Front Battle
Berlin May 7 An official statement details the first stages of the battle in western Galicia between the Carpathians and the Vistula where Austro German forces under Gen Von Mackensen defeated the Russians. The report says the Russians were surprised. the bombardment began May 1, trenches were cut, and by May 2 the Russians fled. About 20 000 prisoners were taken along with numerous guns and machine guns.
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Berlin
Galicia
Carpathians
Vistula River
von Mackensen
Neuve Chappelle
Chinese minister ready to depart cabinet amid tensions
In Ti en Tsin on May 7 the Japanese minister Ki Hioki prepared to leave Pekin as Japanese troops move toward the Manchurian railway. Russia has massed a large army in Mongolia and could invade northern China with Japan if war breaks out, while the Chinese cabinet seeks a cautious session and hopes Japan will modify demands without hostilities.
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Tien Tsin
China
Ki Hioki
Pekin
Russia
Mongolia
Battalion Is Annihilated By The Turks
Constantinople May 7 The annihilation of a battalion of the allies troops by Turks in the Dardanelles fighting is announced. On May 5 an enemy battalion was annihilated near Ain Burnu and parts of entrenchments were captured. More than 100 rifles and one machine gun taken. Night operations at Sedd-el-Bahr inflicted heavy losses on the English. three machine guns and ammunition captured. In all, ten machine guns were taken.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Ain Burnu
Sedd-el-Bahr
Candidate sunk off Irish coast by German submarine
The Harrison liner Candidate, a 5858 ton British steamer built in Glasgow in 1906, was sunk by a German submarine off Waterford as it sailed from Liverpool. The crew was rescued. The attack occurred near where St George's Channel meets the Atlantic.
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London
Waterford
St. George's Channel
Atlantic Ocean
Liverpool
Glasgow
Longest Bar in Ohio Opens in Bridgeport Saloon
The Acorn Liquor Co. installs a 159 foot bar near the Ohio Wheeling crossing to serve both Bridgeport and Wheeling patrons. The bar seats 75 with 9 bartenders, opening for the third day as crowds flock from across the river. Kitchen and Household Wares advertised by Klein & Heffelman Co. ACV.
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Ohio
Acorn Liquor Co
Wheeling W. Va
The
Klein & Heffelman Co
ACV
Local Tire Maker Sold Through Klein & Heffelman Co.
The Klein and Heffelman Company sells Gordon hand made auto tires claimed to be guaranteed. The offer stresses Canton origin and lasting quality as a selling point.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Canton
Aav
Russians and Germans Locked In Big Struggle
Petrograd reports a major Austro German offensive in Poland as German and Austrian forces push from the Dunajec toward Lupkow and Dukla passes while Russian air scouts foil movements. Heavy losses are claimed with about 60 000 enemy casualties since May 1 as battles rage near Jaslo Tarnow and in Galicia. The Paris Petit Parisien cites Sazanias saying Entente powers stand united and expect to continue the war until terms are dictated.
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Carpathians
Vistula
Poland
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Galicia
Dunajec
Jaslo
Tarnow
Jaslow
Lupkow
Dukla
von Mackensen
Rzeimys
Sazan Ias
Petit Parisien
Paris
Woman's confession clears murder of aged man killed with tent stake
Dayton May 7 Grover Polsen murdered William Hildebrand eighty two a retired farmer on April 29 using a tent stake from Hagenback Wallace circus as the weapon A confession attributed to Elenora Williams the woman in the case led detectives to drop charges against Jess Emrick and Mrs Emrick Polsen faces murder charges based on the confession and investigation
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Dayton
Grover Polsen
William Hildebrand
Hagenback- Wallace
Elenora Williams
Williams
Polsen
Polson
Hildebrand
Jess Emrick
Emrick
China Insulted Japan by Abolishing Shantung Military Zone
A Columbia University Chinese student writes in the Chinese Monthly explaining how Japan cited an insult over China’s abolition of the Shantung military operations zone. The piece traces the 414 precedent after Germany’s fall and Japan’s reaction to China’s abolition on January 7, noting Japan’s reluctance to recognize the move and its use as a pretext for the twenty one demands.
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New York
Columbia University
Japan
China
Shantung Peninsula
Tsing-tau
Germany
Kiao-chau
Lungkow
Leachow
Kisochan Bay
Far East
Shantung
England
Atlantic fleet sails to New York for naval review
Fourteen battleships from the Atlantic fleet depart Hampton Roads for New York for a naval review. The auxiliary fleet including colliers tugs and the hospital ship Solace follows later for the engagement. A chamber of commerce directors meeting is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the chamber room.
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Hampton Roads
New York
Auxiliary Fleet
Solace
Chamber of Commerce
British Mediterranean Force Moves to Egypt and Dardanelles
The text reports Britain sending thousands of troops to Egypt to defend the Suez route to India after a Turkish threat. Much of the force reportedly moved to the Dardanelles to assault the straits and reach Constantinople, while a British field artillery column enters a desert camp near Cairo with American mules.
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Alexandria
Egypt
England
Suez Canal
India
Land of the Pyramids
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Zeitor
Cairo
Thinks Japan Will Modify Her Demands
Pekin dispatch notes calm city as Yuan Shi Kai confers with advisers and believes Japan will modify demands. War preparations continue. unlikely decisive hostile action before Sunday. Government remains in constant communication with Tokyo.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Japan
Tokyo
Still Small Hope For Peace Diplomatic Efforts Continue
Tokyo reports a slim chance for peace as diplomacy proceeds after Japan's ultimatum to China. Both sides dispute reports of clashes in Manchuria while Yuan Shi Kai offers to present the issue to the US, England and France. Japan keeps war readiness, with 60,000 Chinese troops at Mukden as a likely first target.
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Japan
China
Pekin
Japanese War Office
Manchuria
Tsienan
Yuan Shi Kai
U. S
England
France
War Office
Mukden
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