Italy Declares War on Austria Frontiers Reported
Rate May 24 Italy declares war on Austria and moves to mobilize large forces. Austria to be formally notified of state of war. Italy plans initial 6000 troops with rapid expansion to about two million in weeks. Romania’s entry seen as imminent. Bulgaria advised to stay cautious. Reports from Brescia note Austrian border clashes and strict wartime censorship expands. Civil and military mobilization details follow, including deployment of reserves and volunteer acceptance. Pope Benedict orders seminary campuses converted into Red Cross hospitals. Railways and vehicles are seized to support war effort.
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Defenses Strengthened as Austrian Front Near Trentino
Austrian efforts to fortify in Trentino intensify. A railroad bridge north of Lake Garda was destroyed to shield artillery, prompting evacuation of Roverta and Riya. Convents churches and a large tannery razed to clear fire lines. Many Roveto residents detained as Italian mobilization spreads nationwide per royal orders.
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Italy and Caneva Forces Readied for War Scene
General Caneva commands Italian forces while Com and allied units prepare for armed conflict. The phrasing reflects a tense prewar posture with Italian troop movements and strategic positions under scrutiny amid mounting tensions.
Signor Salandra Holds Cabinet Post and Names Aides
Italian Premier Signor Salandra agrees to remain in the cabinet and appoint new associates as Italian actions unfold. The aide says a submarine sank two torpedo boats and two transports, one with troops, in southern waters while Italian forces push forward near a trench line amid stiff defense. Belgium responds positively to Italy's war move as news spreads via Rotterdam.
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City Treasurer’s Tax Sales Notice of Corry
City Treasurer announces public sale of delinquent tax parcels in Corry on Monday at ten, detailing 12 lots with owners or reputed owners and tax amounts for years 1912 to 1918. The list includes parcels in Ward Nos. 1 through 12, with locations on Liberty, Warren, Main, Spring, and Ridge streets, and notes about sale conditions and continuity if not paid. Colonel Roosevelt’s secretary reports many congratulatory telegrams from across the country. Roosevelt spent Sunday at Oyster Bay with no further comment.
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Boston Fountain Pen Promises Smooth, Non Swappable Build
Advert says the Boston Fountain Pen is the latest in writing instruments with a non swappable construction. It claims a smooth writing experience, clean pockets, and ready use, inviting customers to see a demonstration of its value.
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