German Air Raids Cause Heavy Casualties on Front
Casualty list from the French Belgian front reports nearly fifty dead or wounded as German air raids intensify.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1916
Page
1
Three Victims Reaped on the Kent Coast
London May 20 report notes air raids on Northern France and Southwestern Belgium causing heavy casualties. Paris tallies nearly fifty dead from a raid including six in Dunkirk and Bergues, with many injured. German seaplanes attacked Kent. one raider shot down off the Belgian coast, a soldier killed and a woman and a seaman injured.
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London
France
Belgium
Paris
Dunkirk
Bergues
Kent
Verdun
Champagne
Vimy Ridge
Tyrol
le Mort Homme
Loos
Wieltje
North Lancashires
Vimy
Col Santo
Rovereto
Monte Maggio
Eighteen killed in Texas tornado disaster
A violent storm north of Denison Texas killed at least eighteen people with Kemp Oklahoma reported demolished. A relief train departed Denison to Kemp as wires were down and communications limited. Damage spread along the Red River Valley with injuries in Woodward Oklahoma and crops harmed across Kinney Maverick Uvalde and Valverde counties.
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Denison
Kemp
Oklahoma
Red River
J. E. McCulloch
Texas State Line
Red River Valley
Woodward
Kinney
Maverick
Uvalde
Valverde
Beaver City
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Yuma
Only Part of Pershing's Expedition Returns to U.S. Territory
A portion of Pershing's expedition has been brought back to U.S. territory while other units remain overseas. Officials confirm incomplete repatriation and ongoing operations continue abroad. News notes timing and implications for veterans affairs and military logistics.
Tight Censorship at Columbus New Mexico Report on Border War Prep
Special dispatch details General Funston tightening border defense as Pershing withdrawal, Villa rearmament near Parral and Chihuahua, and Langhorne Sibley expeditions returning to El Pino. Cavalry and coast artillery posted at the Big Bend while horses grow scarce due to European war.
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San Antonio
Tex
Funston
Pershing
Villa Himsel
Parral
Chihuahua
Big Bend
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Mexico
Sixth Cavalry
International Boundary Line
Langhorne
Sibley
el Pino
Columbus
Uncle Sam
Kaiser Returns Sudden Step To Stabilize Cabinet Crisis
Emperor William abruptly traveled from Berlin to Potsdam to address the ministerial crisis. He met Imperial Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and Treasury Secretary Karl Helferich on arrival and planned to depart for the Russian front once the crisis concluded.
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London
William
Berlin
Amsterdam
Reuter
Royal Castle
Potsdam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Karl Helfferich
French Minister and attache recalled from Roumania
A Bucharest dispatch reports that the French Minister and the military attache in Roumania have been recalled. The move follows tensions between Paris and Bucharest amid ongoing regional uncertainty.
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Rome
Bucharest
Messagers
Roumania
Salvation Army to Patrol New York Beaches in Bathing Suits
Salvation Army officials announced plans for female volunteers to patrol New York beaches this summer in bathing suits. The move aims to save lives and souls, aligning with the organization’s mission.
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New York
Salvation Army Lassies
Republicans face handmade Progressive platform at Chicago convention
Washington May 20 The Republican National convention will confront a self crafted Progressive platform ready for adoption. Drafted in Washington by House and Senate leaders and Middle Western favorite sons it criticizes Democratic finances and tariff policy and attacks Wilson foreign policy while praising Roosevelt readiness.
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Washington
Chicago
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Favorite Sons
Justice Hughes
Wilson
Compromise Candidate May Be Found in Wood
Friends of General Leonard A Wood plan to present his name to the Republican National Convention as a compromise candidate in case of a balloting deadlock. Supporters say he could win if the field stalls and would be acceptable to Colonel Roosevelt. John A Stewart, former secretary of the League of Republican Clubs of New York, arrives in Chicago to lead the effort.
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Chicago
Leonard A. Wood
Roosevelt
John A. Stewart
League of Republican Clubs
New York State
Four jurors chosen in Orpet murder case in Waukegan
In Waukegan Illinois May 20 four jurors were sworn in to decide whether Will Orpet murdered Marian Lambert or she died by her own hand. The panel balanced between State and defense, with four men named Len Barthel G A Thompson H F King and T F Willoughby serving. The State linked Orpet to Celeste Yonker as motive, while Celeste’s relatives denied the visit claim.
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Waukegan
Ill
Lake County
Will Orpet
Marian Lambert
Charles H. Donnelly
Talesmen
Len Barthel
Iceman
G. A. Thompson
Farmer
H. F. King
Clerk
T. F. Willoughby
Celeste Yonker
Orpet
Celeste
Marian
Astrologer Predicts War End and Mexican Involvement
Gustave Meyer, a Hoboken astrologer, forecast today that the European war would end by July 15, 1917 with Germany victorious and that American intervention would extend to Mexico. The remarks appeared in a special report from Hoboken dated May 20.
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Hoboken
Germany
Vic
Torious
Mexico
Gustave
Meyer
War Revenue Measure Partly Repealed In Senate Action
Treasury reports estimated fraud evasion of income tax totaling 8.38 million dollars in the first nine months of the fiscal year. Administration officials announce the repeal of war tax schedules A and B applying to everyday goods. Bills to repeal will be introduced in the Senate and House. Revenue loss from July through December is expected at about 25 million dollars, offset by higher taxes on larger incomes.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Treasury
Wilson Speakers of Unity at Mecklenburg Celebration
President Wilson declared America would take part in postwar peace talks and urged forward looking leadership. He praised the melting pot nation built from Middle States stock and warned against backward looking Republicans. He spoke amid Mecklenburg Declaration commemorations in Charlotte, naming figures including George Rubles of New Hampshire.
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the Commercial Tribune
Charlotte
N. C
Wilson
United States
Europe
America
New England
South
Middle States
Republican Party
George Rubles
New Hampshire
Weather Forecast Shows Showers Across States This Weekend
The latest forecast notes showers in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with warmer Sunday in parts of Ohio and West Virginia. A broad Western disturbance brings general rains to Colorado plains Missouri and Mississippi valleys with warmer conditions in the South and cooler in the upper Lake region. Storm warnings remain on the Texas coast as a westward moving system influences the East by Sunday into Monday.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Colorado
East Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Missouri
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Lower Lake Region
New Mexico
Upper Lake Region
East Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
Upper
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Texas
Cleveland Mourns Quadruplets Death and Mother's Illness
In Cleveland on May 20, four newborns died from a quadruplet birth. Their mother, Julia Zeman, is ill but buoyed by grief. The first baby arrived Friday morning and died within a day. two siblings died earlier the day. the fourth died shortly after birth.
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Cleveland
Julia Zeman
Volcanoes Erupt with Towering Clouds over Hawaii
Clouds of volcanic smoke and steam pour from Mauna Loa crater as Kilauea eruptions rise to an estimated 20,000 feet. Lava fountains, fire lake, and lava flows are reported as unusually active, visible for hundreds of miles across Hawaii and beyond.
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Honolulu
T. H
Mauna Loa Crater
Lynch may avoid death for Lynch in Irish revolt case
Ambassador Page reports the British Foreign Office will submit J. C. Lynch sentence to the Prime Minister for confirmation. President Wilson asked delay of execution pending American inquiry. Officials expect Lynch may escape the death penalty and receive a prison term with possible early release after the war.
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Washington
London
British Foreign Office
J. C. Lynch
Wilson
Page
Lynch
Noiseless convention urged by General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York May 20 special reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a noiseless convention next Wednesday with orders to avoid talking whispering and wearing hats. The directive aims to quiet the gathering and maintain decorum for the event.
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New York
the General Federation of Wom
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Daring Yankee Flyer Nominated For Military Medal
Corporal Kiffin Rockwell of Atlanta is proposed for the military medal and the French Croix de Guerre after single handedly engaging a German machine near Hartmannsweiler. He described a 5 000 foot duel in which he damaged and forced the enemy to crash. Rockwell, a former VMI cadet and Washington and Lee graduate, received a warm staff welcome once back at camp.
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Rockwell
Prominent Mexicans Accused Of Plot In So Norra Mexico
A group of well known Mexicans from Moctezuma Northern Sonora were taken to Agua Prieta to await trials on charges of being implicated in a plot with Clerical and Felix Diaz factions against the de facto government Carranza officials said the accused include Carlos Teran Adeodato Luis Felix Jesus Madorin Angel Monge Ramon Morino and another resident. Friends say the dispute stemmed from a property condemnation and forfeiture suit tied to Cientifico party refugees now in the United States with title held in Teran name.
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Douglas,ariz
Moctezuma
Sonora
Carranza
Agua Prieta
Felix Diaz
Carlos Teran
Adeodato Luis Felix
Jesus Madorin
Angel Monge
Ramon Morino
Cientifico Party
Uni
Teran
Felix
Thi
Villa Leder Yields To Carranza Regime
Canuto Reyes leader of Villa surrender unconditionally to the Carranza de facto government. He agrees to disarm 75 percent of his forces and keep a picked unit to aid the search for arms and to restore order. Reyes pledges to cooperate with Carranza officials in pursuing any remaining rebels. The surrender follows orders received by General Trevino from General Fortunato Macotte at Pedriczena. The Durango pacification is cited as a prerequisite to completing the surrender.
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Chihuah
Mexico
Canuto Reyes
Villa
Trevino
Carranza
Jis
Fortunato Macotte
Pedricena
Macotte
Reyes
Durango
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Carranza Regime
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