Eleven British trawlers sunk by submarines
A chaotic bulletin reports eleven British trawlers sunk over the past twenty four hours by submarines in British waters. The losses include vessels tied to the Heaton Weagromt Lloyds and other named ports, with reports of mine threats and disrupted food supply. Military statements from Berlin and Petrograd frame the Carpathian and Baltic theater as contested, while Russian lines claim regained positions after heavy fighting on the eastern front.
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Vlavon ‘Frawlore
Inrke Gorman Withniuring
Crown Palntanl Lipon Heeuniki Tower
Fin eiWa Novo Yuen Sanitoit
Heaton Weagromt
Norhward
Tolinthis
Aruna Gringees
Envi Bela Shui Mall
Cyyr
Heimwang
Weih
Mena FC
Une Lalins
Berlin
Petrograd
Carpathian
Rusalunite
Wrertin
Corman
Baye
Garland fishing case likely to be appealed by defendants
In Garland, W. C. Havin and George Hayne face trespassing charges after attempting to fish the Bye trout ran. Judge Hamilton reserved ruling until Tuesday, with public access limited as proceedings imply a possible Commonwealth appeal and immediate action to review the decision.
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Garland
He Nearing
W. C. Havin
George Hayne
FH. Moore
Hamilton
Waht Warton
Lee
Vinau Ibn Vtec
Atvurien
Mumittoa
Commonwealth
Censorship Crisis Deepens in Italy Reports Claim
London dispatches relay renewed government censorship in Rome. Italy plans diplomatic and military steps as Austrian envoy arrives with final reply. Pro-government organs warn of impending entry into war on the side of the Allies.
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Byannod Press
London
Rome
Italy
Austria
Salandra
Cooperation Promised For Road Work In County
County Supervisors report strong farmer and citizen support for Good Roads Day on May 26. Letters promise up to six teams or two teams with drivers to assist highway work, with township supervisors organizing efforts and reports from other areas indicating broad participation and likely success.
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Lyle
VanVierk
Gomina Persomill
Erle City
Lao
Owners Say Gulflight Was Torpedoed
The Cuttagit, an American tanker, was sunk while in the wake of destroyers. Gulflight co owners of New York claim the ship was torpedoed. The State Department says evidence points to a submarine attack rather than a mine.
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Washington
Wily
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Gull Refining Co
New York
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Smith
M Cousu
Thuhamiasion
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Allts Phanex
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