U S Troops Praised by London Press Parade Draws Royal Viewing
London papers hail the American National Army battalion in a grand welcome at Buckingham Palace. King George V Queen Mary and Prince of Wales watched as troops from Camp Gordon Athinta Ga marched to The Stars and Stripes Forever. Crowds cheered huskies and the doughboys with bands playing Hello New York My Old Kentucky Home and Over There.
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Illingis Aviator Killed in Accident Near Montrose
London May 1 Second Lieut Dud C Fairbairn of Joliet Illinois was killed near Montrose when his airplane fell accidentally on Wednesday. Belleville May 13 Maj Hugh J Knerr arrived at Scott aviation field on the second leg of a triangular flight from Parkfield Milling Tenn to Kansas City to Scott field and back to Parkfield. The 240 miles were flown in six hours.
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Memorial Day Proclamation Urges Prayer and Fasting
President Wilson designates Memorial Day for public humiliation prayer and fasting. Citizens urged to worship and seek divine aid for victory, mercy, justice, and lasting peace. Brig. Gen. John Lejeune ordered to France to command Marine brigade succeeding Brig. Gen. Doyen, as a full division potential.
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Von Hindenburg Dead Report Prompts Theories In Britain
German prisoners in France assert that Von Hindenburg has died recently. London reports speculation that the claim aims to justify German army failures or may be camouflage for disinformation, fueling conjecture about the war’s course.
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Maurice out as Gen Maurice retired from active service
London May 13 Gen Maurice former director of military operations has been retired by the army council. The council found reason in his breach of reputations by publishing letters questioning Lloyd George and Bonar Law and ordered him placed on retired pay. Maj Gen Frederick B Maurice spoke for the army.
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Italians Storm Monte Corno Peak in Night Assault
Italian Army reports capture of Monte Corno peak after a night operation in the Arsa valley. 100 prisoners, two guns and other war material seized, crest secured, dislodging Austrians from a key position near the Venetian plain. Doctor Cesare Battisti and companions were honoured in the action.
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Austrians, Wipe Out Austro Garrison
Rome reports patrol actions along the mountain front with Italian units storming an advanced post at Col dell Orso and destroying its garrison in hand to hand fighting. Other patrols repelled enemy detachments and captured war materiel in Akolone. Seven hostile airplanes were brought down.
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Dutch Front Reports German Demands Precede War
German soldiers on the Dutch frontier say Holland yielded to Germany to avoid conflict. They claim the plan was rapid advance into Dutch Flanders and control of the Scheldt river bank. Thousands of troops were on standby, with eighty thousand men at Ghent including cavalry and artillery. Guns aboard vessels at Ghent were prepared to move toward the canal to Terneuzen.
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Airman Burns to Death in Florida Plane Crash
Penacola Florida May 13 Richard McCalla of Toledo Ohio student aviator was burned to death and George J Henderson of Pawtucket Rhode Island student aviator was badly burned when their airplane set on Santa Tose isto and Henderson will recover.
General Bry an Mahon Relieved in Ireland Command
London May 11 General Sir Bryan Mahon relinquished command of the British forces in Ireland ending his tenure amid a reshuffle. The move shifts leadership as authorities adjust military oversight during ongoing unrest. Mahon previously led operations across several counties and reported to the British high command in London.
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Chicago Beats Cleveland 1–0 Amid Rainouts
National League games postponed by rain. In the American League, Chicago defeated Cleveland 1 to 0. no other games played due to rain.
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Roumanian Queen Rejects German Peace Pact
Queen Marie of Roumania pledges to never recognize the Roumanian German peace treaty and would abdicate rather than rule under German control. Her children share the stance and reportedly taunt Germans in Roumania.
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Sedition Bill Signed and Sent to President
The sedition bill with harsh penalties for disloyal conduct was signed by Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark and transmitted to President Wilson after being before Congress for over a year.
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Americans Drive Huns From Town Near Lunéville
American patrols in the Luneville sector report the abandonment of the hamlet of Ancreviller by German forces. French troops on the Flanders front improved positions north of Kemmel and took more than 100 prisoners. German attacks near Orvillers-Sorel failed with heavy losses as two night battles favored the Allies.
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Germany to reconstruct peace delegation at Kursk talks
Moscow dispatch says Germany informed the Russian foreign minister that the Ukrainian government change requires a complete reconstruction of the peace delegation. Berlin also desires the Russia Ukraine peace talks porters to halt at Kiev due to shifts in the general political situation.
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