Wilson to Demand Attacks on Unarmed Vessels
Washington May 12 The president's course will be announced once suitable to publish the note now in preparation The note is expected to outline the general tenor of policy and will likely be dispatched to Germany within hours Little confirmed detail was released regarding the note content or the Bernhurg case and its handling persists amid ongoing disclosures
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Washington
White House
Rotary ‘Tamulty
Wilson
Germary
Eagle
Bes
Bernhard Darnburg
Dernburg
No Let Up To Enforcement Of Law Says Sheriff May
Sheriff Forte’s removal is cited as weakening enforcement but the sheriff vows no let up. In a letter to The Bale, he asserts there will be no moment’s brag in enforcing the law during his term.
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May
Sherif
Bale
Albay
Harsuim
Chih Sambvichin
Seth Eben
Sis Vents
The Letter. Washington May 12 1915 Policy firmness unchanged
The White House indicated the Kaiser’s government would respect the flag of American patrons while desisting from attacking enemy ships for now. President Wilson will send a note to Germany within forty hours demanding cessation of attacks on neutral vessels. Officials warned that the statement is designed to reassure the public after many U.S. casualties on the British liner Lusitania and to show resolve in enforcing the law.
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Washington
Germany
Hithe Kaiser
Wilson
Mlouxe
Slep
United States
War Status Across Fronts Reported in Fragmented Dispatches
Across the Bulgian coast to the Gallipoli peninsula, reports describe Belgian defense efforts and French air activity near borders. Russian retreat hints surface while Britain notes partial setbacks. observers doubt a swift decisive outcome. Turkish losses and French actions in the Dardanelles are mentioned amid broader calls for peace talks.
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Gallipali
Dardanelles
Athe
Fran Sroyran
Hoax of the Cardiff giants and a crowd of tall tales
An long muddled account recalls a 19th century hoax about giants, including the Cardiff giant and others. It describes newspaper interest, alleged claims of real giants, staged sightings, and the role of promoters, workers, and readers fooled by fabricated legends.
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Nest
Earciity
Beaniné Agnsite
Harris
Cardiff
Program For The Grammar School Closing Exercises
Dothan Urdu withehent presents closing exercises Friday night May 14. Public invited. seats reserved for those receiving diplomas. Program includes vocal, instrumental, reading, chorus numbers, and a valedictory address by Stevens.
New Sandwich Shop Opens At Rat Mint Street
A new eatery debuts at 2h Rat Mint Street offering a wide variety of sandwiches. The establishment promises popular fares including a notable Italian sub and a club style sandwich, with prices around four cents. Local patrons anticipate strong support for Paul’s venture.
Fragmentary London war talk echoes around world
A damaged OCR passage portrays a London gathering discussing postwar sentiments and fear of the world reacting to sinking ships. It mentions Alfred Vandertilt and a debate about wartime casualties and broader implications, though many names and phrases are garbled.
Amateurs to Play at Faker Field This Afternoon
Amateur teams Toval seamng and Feafers prepare for a game at Faker Field this afternoon. Dothan wins are noted in the summary, with Hindos and oppert players mentioned for the Print-Jers and Loafers. Jamie Oppert and Dian Sellers appear among listed participants in a probable batterica matchup.
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Toval
Peintera
Feafers
Faker Field
Dothan
Hindos
Loafers
Jamie Oppert
Dian
Carriage Hit Baby Not Hurt in Collision
An automobile struck near the corner of Mah and Foster streets injuring no one seriously, though an infant in Mrs. H. R. Mallintock’s care was tossed inside the vehicle. The driver swerved to avoid the crash but skidded after the impact. witnesses say the baby appeared unharmed.
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HB. R. Mallintock
Mahi
Foster
Irregular notice urges comparts to attend Tuesday meeting
A fragmented OCR item calls for a regular communication of Dither Cha with TAR ACE. It requests the presence of attendants at 8 o clock and hints at possible delays by order of Hi Hy Laney. The text remains unclear on specific names and actions.
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Laney
Election notes from a Texas convention proceedings
Fragmented OCR recounts a Texas convention with mentions of Dr Lanning Berens and other officers. It notes reelections of several officials, including treasurer and two secretaries, with pledge of unanimous votes and ongoing officer elections. The text is garbled but centers on organizational leadership changes and routine reports.
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Ibvuatou
Tex
Hearn
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