War tax plan levies greatest line of gifts in history
A sweeping proposed war tax bill would tax most revenues and many items including inheritances, excess profits, newspapers, insurance, household goods, railroad tickets and more. Leaders expect decisive votes as the measure targets revenue of about 1.2 billion annually and expands taxation across families and industries.
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Repub
Ana
Eats Seale
Isiter Mall
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Lnteyrsydke Sto & Tx
Sve
Eppland
King of Greece Deposed by Venizelist Movement
A large crowd gathered in the principal square amid reports of the king's deposition by Venizelist forces. Speeches praised Venizelos and the national assembly, while the mob reportedly shouted slogans supporting the change and opposing the monarchy.
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Venizelists
Telegraphii
Reuters
Brumbaugh Denies Extradition Of Thaw To New York City
Harrisburg May 8 Governor Brumbaugh refused to extradite Marty K Thaw to New York City where indictments accuse him of assaulting a Kansas City school. Thaw remains in Philadelphia after an attempted act of self harm.
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Thaw
New York City
Harrisburg
Marty K. Thaw
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Langer Makes a Bad Break in Minot Raid
Minot North Dakota May 9 criminal prosecutions loom for Attorney General William Langer and C. Upton and brother A Upton after a Monday raid on the local telephone exchange by Langer and F L Watkins state enforcement league chief. 68 alleged violators of state lax casino and liquor laws were arrested with many more released. The Uptons allegedly held the switchboard at gunpoint for 53 minutes halting 52 long distance calls. McGuire Bell company manager says he was detained by the Uptons for the exchange entry and later released to search for the attorney. Revolvers were drawn amid a 200 strong crowd outside the building as deputies expelled the mob. 68 suspects remain in custody awaiting arraignment before Justice Dill. Clarence Parker lodge owner is among those arrested on a gaming control charge.
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Minot
N. D
Wiliam Langer
C. Upton
A. Upton
Langer
F. L. Watkins
State Enforcement League
Quatody
Uptons
McGuire
Northern States Pot Company
Bell Company
Ki Long
Piecreant Brecreau
Justee Dill
Clarence Parker
Leland Hotel
Theotel
Submarine Sinkings Reported Increase in Week
A forthcoming weekly shipping losses report is expected to show a substantial rise in sinkings in the past week. Officials give no reasons but insiders hint at intensified anti submarine activity and notable impact on the North Sea area.
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London
Officte Mourons
North Dakota Women Contribute to Submarine Crisis
Minneapolis dispatch reports North Dakota delegates argue on May 9 that American ingenuity will solve the submarine menace. Secretary Daniels and a consulting board discuss progress, with officials saying the Starhell plans are important and far-reaching.
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Washington
Danisis
Declaration of War on Germany Urged in China
A fragment reports urged action in China for a declaration of war on Germany. The text notes the resolution sent to standing committees for consideration and mentions political figures and dates in a cryptic way. The account hints at parliamentary debate and secret discussions leading toward wartime resolution.
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Germany
China
Tiandi
Senate to Invoke Cloture Rule On Espionage Bill
Washington, Mey plans to invoke the Senate cloture rule to force action on the administration espionage bill. The move seeks to push the controversial measure through despite opposition.
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Washington
Mey
Rina
Midwest Fans Back Entente and France Mission
The middle west unites behind President Wilson and France’s war mission. VivianI praises the welcome from diverse communities and notes the region’s vast resources and wartime importance. French representatives report strong American resolve, cheerful crowds, and confidence in victory.
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France
Germany
Minassalop
Missouri
Ohio
Wilson
Vranco
America
M. Viviant
West
United States
Fragmentary wartime moral vow echoes in old memory
A fractured ancient quotation praises soldiers and allies for their spirit and commitment to civilization. It asserts Americans will stand for the cause, and that Raseroshe remains with them in spirit, underscoring unity despite fragmented phrasing.
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America
Mature Men Needed for Officer Reserve Camps
Capt Woolnough U S Army will arrive in Grand Forks Thursday to oversee officer reserve camp examinations. The Central department seeks mature educated men with executive business experience. many applicants are too young. About 19,600 approved for 18,000 vacancies with 4,701 for Fort Buell. Local coverage urges applicants within 50 miles to submit certificates, medical, and three letters of recommendation for selection.
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U. S. Army
Grand Forks
Chicago
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Central Department
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Fort Buellin
the Herald
Minneapolis
Minn
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Ime
F. &. Goodman
Northwestern Trust Company
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War Department
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Fort Snellink
Thomas H. Barry
Theentral Department
Umb
Indemnity for Germany Not Needed Says Bavarian Paper
A Bavarian Staats Zeitung article, linked to Premier Count Hertling, argues Germany does not need indemnity as a peace condition. It notes Czernin’s push for peace without annexation, Bethmann-Hollweg’s program, and claims indemnity would be trivial against Germany’s vast wealth.
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London
Stasta Zeitung
Count Hertling
Germany
Onna
Charler Zeerin
Czernin
Von
Tadwig
Strassburg
Pearl Harbor spy chief clerk held on espionage charge
Former Pearl Harbor Navy Station chief clerk Captain George Clark was arrested on espionage charges after allegedly possessing maps and photographs detailing Pearl Harbor. He faces a $25,000 bail and a preliminary hearing scheduled for Friday. In Washington, plans to adopt British uniforms may blur officer identification as new collar styles are considered.
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George Roenus
George
Clark
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Boott
Soldier from Temple Raises Old Glory on Vimy Ridge
A Texas soldier, Robert Davie of Temple, serving with Canadian forces, raised the Stars and Stripes on Vimy Ridge soon after the U S declared war on Germany. His foot was shot and he is reported convulsing in a London hospital. His father fought with French forces in 1870–71 near the same ridge.
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London
United States
Germany
Vimy Ridge
Texas
Robert Davie
Temple
Davis
Wilson Seeks 41 Billion for Merchant Ships
President Wilson began efforts to secure 41 billion dollars for merchant ships and sent for several senators on the appropriation committee. The panel discussed adding the sum to the 2.8 billion army and navy deficiency bill paused by the house, and the bill was nearly ready for senate action. The president has faced criticism for not sharing details of major legislation.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
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Senate
Capitol
Congress
British Steamer Ablaze At Sea Suppressed Details
A British motor steamer Sebastian of 1846 tons was reported ablaze at sea near Boston on May. last listed at New York on April 26. Details were withheld at the navy yard last night. The vessel is linked to a trans Atlantic line and remains under investigation.
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Boston
May Bastion
Navy Yard
Sebastian
New Terk
Government to Issue a Daily Official Bulletin
Washington May — Beginning tomorrow the government will publish a daily newspaper called The Official Bulletin. It will announce all war preparation departments and be mailed to newspapers, commercial organizations, and other readers upon request.
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Washington
British Regain Most of Territory Around Bullecourt
British forces regain most ground lost near Fresnoy during the Arras campaign as German counterattacks falter. Paris reports detail heavy fighting along the Chemin-des-Dames plateau and near Craonne with French troops forging ahead despite German volleys.
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Lenn
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Pend
Solasons
Laon
France
Chemin-des-Dames
Nivelle
Chevreaux
Craonne
Paria
Poasesalon
Paris
Fresnoy
Berlin
Wresoy
Droesirt-Queant
London
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Fontaine
Beremila
Queant
Cagnicourt
Drocourt-Queant
Chevreux
War Office
Hindenburg Again Predicts Victory Report
Amsterdam via London reports that Hindenburg once more predicts victory. The Berlin Tagblatt notes the forecast, citing Meyhas Von Himffenbare or similar names, with a cautious media summary of the claim.
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Amsterdam
London
Mey
von Himffenbare
Berlin
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