US demands strict answer from Germany over Lusitania loss
President Wilson directs a formal note to Germany seeking a strict account for the Lusitania sinking and protection of American lives. The note, approved by the cabinet, aims to prevent repeats and signals possible consequences, with officials stressing the wartime stakes and neutral rights.
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British battleship Goliath sunk by Turkish torpedo in Dardanelles
United Press reports in London that Winston Churchill announced in the House of Commons the destruction of the Goliath by a torpedo from a Turkish fort in the Dardanelles. Over 500 crew lost, 160 rescued from about 700 aboard. the ship, sister to Ocean, was 12,000 tons with four 12 inch and twelve 6 inch guns. Churchill also noted the submarine E 14 reportedly sank two Turkish gunboats and one transport in the strait.
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Lusitania Dead to be Brought Home to New York
The Lusitania victims identified so far number about 50, with American dead in Queenstown and towns in Ireland. a cablegram from Liverpool to the Canamine says bodies will be transported to New York though the specific vessels and dates are not stated. London reported the US embassy announced Charles Frohman’s body would be shipped to New York on Saturday.
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Riots Against Germans Break Out Across London
United Press reports severe anti German outbreaks surrounding East India docks with sixty to seventy shops wrecked German residents form self defense as police struggle with thin ranks and special constables deployed. In West End threats to burn wealthy Germans houses, troops held in readiness.
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President Wilson Sends Note to Germany Tonight
President Wilson finished the note to Germany at 10 15 this morning and sent it to the state department for transmission to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin. The note aims for a prompt German reply and will be released only after delivery to proper authorities. More than 200 telegrams praised his action as he prepares plans to sail to New York aboard the Mayflower to review the Atlantic fleet, likely tonight.
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Chamber of Commerce Hosts Auto Show for Pittsburgh Visitors
The Chamber of Commerce invites all Clearfield auto owners to lend thirty bicycles for one hour starting 1:25 p.m. on Wednesday May 19 1916 for a display in Clearfield. Citizens able to assist should notify the Chamber of Commerce at the County National Bank Building H and C phone No 392.
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Special Sermon by Moderator Alexander at Ascension Day
Rev Dr Maitlant Alexander moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly preached a special sermon to Knights Templar in Pittsburg at the First Presbyterian church on Ascension Day. Observances were held by order of churches in the city as part of the annual celebration.
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Atlantic Fleet Not To Sail Through Canal Report
Washington May 15 officials say the Atlantic fleet will not sail through the Panama Canal though secretary Daniels would not confirm. The notice comes amid a district school convention at Biser camp meeting on June 10. The region includes ports associated with Ford, Gresham, and Girard.
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Damages Awarded Mrs Rebecca Smith in Turnpike Alley Fall
The jury awarded Mrs. Rebecca Smith damages for injuries from a fall on Turnpike avenue between McBride and Hannah streets in Clearfield borough on November 11, 1918. She suffered a fractured hip. Counsel for Mrs. Smith was Walter Welsh and Judge Smith. borough counsel John Urey.
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England to intern adult male enemy in riots
London May 13 Premier Asquith announced in the house of commons that the adult male enemy would be interned due to Austrian German riots. The note mentions half a million dollars in damage to German houses in Capetown and mobbing of proprietors. Rioting continues. Also a local notice invites WCTU ladies to Trinity M E church Friday at 2 pm to knit Needle Books for Comfort Bags for the Ship Pennsylvania.
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Closing Concerts Mark End of Susquehanna College Music Year
Susquehanna College of Music wraps up a prosperous year with closing concerts on May 20 for intermediate and advanced pupils and May 21 for graduates at the YMCA Auditorium. Three pupils—Alice Smith Margaret Tiames and Elva Kyter—will graduate. Commencement address by Prof. William E H Dana of Dana's Musical Institute Warren Ohio. Summer term begins May 15.
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Allies Press Forward in German Battle Zone Amid Violent Fighting
Philadelphia reports on May 13 that Allied forces push forward near Aras while German attacks are repulsed. French troops advance from Hill 125 after days of heavy fighting, with large prisoner captures and significant losses on both sides. Officials in Philadelphia announce plans to improve Independence Square under the Institute of Architects with funding approval.
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Four Incorrigible Boys Taken to Glen Mills School
Constable Reilly and Officer William Leavy took four problematic youths to Philadelphia this morning. Cecil Rennehoof, George Thompson, Paul Mecca Reid, and Mike Borenal, all under ten, were accused of a bad reputation for idle mischief such as riding freight trams and playing hockey. The St Agnes Guild at St Andrews Church will hold a cake and food sale Saturday afternoon May 15 in the Tongueon building on Cherry Street.
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Motormen Strike Grips Detroit Traffic May 13 2000
Motormen and conductors walked off the job at 6 am in Detroit paralyzing city traffic. The walkout followed the Detroit Street Railway company’s refusal to reinstate Peter Whaling, an officer of the Street Car Employees union. The strike was described as complete with minor disorders reported.
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Robbery Arrests Reported in Local Cottages Case
Police arrested a suspect Tuesday in connection with a series of alleged robberies at cottages. The incident involved a group named Devil and Thor and their associate, with details pointing to depots near Lipen and Brough. A sale notice for trimmed hats appeared on May 14 offering $5 items at France Mi Street.
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Two Men Arrested On Burglary Charge
Police nabbed James Henry and Joe Eberly in Clearfield after burglaries across the She settlement area. Adoph Dressler and Constable Chapman deposited the suspects with authorities. Large hospital grant listed but unclear in records.
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Taly Prepares to Enter the Conflict in Florence
Florence prepares as a potential hospital hub for Italy in case of war with Austria. City surveyors mapped homes and hotels for conversion to wards, enrolled women as nurses, and planned a mass home canvass. A local millinery ad runs May 14 15 at France Millinery 223 Reed Street.
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Risda le miners given steadier work at Cunard slope
The Cunard slope at Mowhiadlite resumes steadier output after months of reduced activity due to dull coal trade. Miners will work five days this week and expect better times, as housing and trolley line developments spur activity between Morrisdale and Philipsburg.
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Gaelich Orchestra to Play Dance at Curwensburg Curwensville
The famous Gaelich Orchestra will perform for a Curwensville town dance tonight. A good number of local youths from Ear Teeaks will attend and assist with several square dances during the evening.
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Don’t Be Afraid to Get Your Hands Dirty in Gash Road Day
Socialists in Rome oppose entering war with Austria and press for peace efforts while a Harrisburg rally promotes the statewide Gash Roads Day urging citizens to join county associations. The piece urges proactive local action, calling on readers to contact organizers and participate directly.
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