It All Eyes Are On Italo Germany Note Arrival Near
Washington reports a US note to Germany relayed via Rome and Berlin. Ambassador Gerard in Berlin awaits receipt of the note, with Page in Rome saying it was sent over Italian lines. Officials expect Germany to respond promptly once the note arrives and the case is formally submitted.
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Ambessador Gerard
Berlin
United States
Rome
Ambassador Page
State Department
Gerard
Germany
Yaquis surround fifty Americans near Esperanza
Fifty American men are surrounded near Esperanza Sonora today by a large Yaqui force under General Sosa aided by Villa mprinie troops. Jose Mayrotena the Sonora governor allegedly won Yaqui support by promising lands held by foreigners. Two Stocker brothers were injured. Z O Stocker telegraphed his wife he is well and William Stocker was wounded.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Esperanza
Sonora
Charles F. Brien
Yaqui
Sosa
Villamprinie
America
Jose Mayrotena
Carranza
Z. O Stocker
William Stocker
Wilson note praised as humane and moral turning point
The Westminster Gazette calls President Wilson's note to Germany the greatest war event from a humane and moral view. It argues neutrals and noncombatants must be respected in sea warfare and that the American stance reflects a global anti murder and piracy principle.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Wilson
Germany
Wertul
Deeds Filed for Various City Lots in County
Greensboro May 15. Deeds filed in the register of deeds show Mrs Roger C Ridge transferring a West Sycamore street lot to Miss Mary L Levans valued at 1000 dollars. E D Folden transfers a West Bragg and Asheboro streets lot in Gilmer township for 19 and other considerations. C C Townsend and wife Emma E F Townsend transfer a Eugene street and Walker avenue lot in Morehead township for 300 dollars.
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Register of Deeds Office
Roger C. Ridge
Mary L. Levans
West Sycamore Street
Morehead Township
E. D. Folden
M. C. Stewart
West Bragg
Asheboro
Gilmer Township
C. C. Townsend
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McAdoo and Williams File Answer in Riggs Case
Secretary of Treasury McAdoo and Comptroller of Currency Williams filed in district court their answer to the Riggs bank injunction proceedings. They deny all charges and accuse a conspiracy to close the bank.
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Riggs
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
McAdoo
Comptroller of Currency
Williams
District Supreme Court
Riggs Bank
Dernburg Advised by Friends to Leave the United States
Washington May 15 Bernhard Dernberg often called Walser William's unofficial spokesman in this country has plans to leave the United States at an early date. Officials say the presidents cabinet displeasure with Dernberg over the Lusitania disaster remarks and other utterances prompted friends to persuade him to depart. It is believed he will go to Cuba or South America.
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Burrus
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J. J. Farriss
Hendrix
Liwest
Earnhardt
Associated Press
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Austria
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Germany
Galicia
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Walser William
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South America
Serious Revolution Reported in Portugal
A Madrid dispatch reports a grave revolutionary movement in Portugal with a committee in control. The rebellion is said to have begun in Giambra Porto Lisbon and Santarem with wires cut and troops unable to respond. Dr Alfonso Costa, former Portuguese premier, is said to have been assassinated in Lisbon.
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London
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Badajose
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Italian king seeks new cabinet as Salandra stays
Rome May 15 Senor Marcora president of the chamber of deputies refused the commission to form a new cabinet after King Victor Emmanuel asked him to replace the Salandra administration It is likely the king will insist on Salandra remaining in power.
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Salandra
Tibuna Special Edition Denies Italy Repudiates Triples
The Tibuna states in a special edition that Italy has not repudiated the triple alliance. It notes King Victor Emmanuel the third did not insist on Salandra remaining as premier because Salandra's cabinet steered policy toward withdrawal from the alliance but took no decisive steps.
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the Tibuna
Italy
Victor
Salandra
Milan Strikes Proclaimed as Italian Crisis Grows
A 4 strike announced in Milan protests Italy's political course. Rome reports via Paris on May 15 as troops seize strategic positions across the city.
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Rome
Paris
Milan
Italy
Anti Japanese Riots Break Out in China
An anti Japanese riot erupted in Hiankow after circulars claimed a Japanese lantern parade would celebrate victory over China. Three stores were looted and two Japanese injured as British and Russian troops dispersed the crowd.
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China
Associated Press
Hiankow
Peking
Ciruclars
China Publishes Full Text of Negotiations Statement
Papers in Peking devote nearly two pages to the official Chinese statement on talks with Japan. It includes the original 21 demands, China's counter proposal, Japan's ultimatum, and China's acceptance. Legal quarters view the move as bold and unexpected.
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Peking
China
Japan
May Sale Proves Advertising Value in The Enterprise
George T Wood reports his annual May sale succeeded due to ads in the High Point Enterprise. J P Rawley, business manager, says attendance rose each day, weather permitting, and ads brought manifold returns per dollar spent, confirming the paper as an effective local advertising medium.
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J. P. Rawley
High Point Enterprise
High Point
George T. Wood
Nation’s press hails president amid surrender calls
Wide applause from major papers marks the president as critics urge peace through surrender. Reporters note restrained tones as officials push for a peaceful solution amid growing calls for accord.
East End Citizens Are Short of By the Associated Press
London sees mass internments as police round up hostile nationals of military age. Hundreds surrender and are sent to camps with 500 headed to Southend for steamship transport. Some foreign business people close premises, while supplies tighten in East End bakeries.
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East End
Associated Press
London
Southend
England
Suit Case Of Whiskey Hits Guilford County Court
Chief McGhee and officers captured four gallons of corn whiskey after a midnight stakeout on Stanley Stout. Stout, held on charges of possessing more than the legal limit, was convicted by Recorder Peacock and sentenced to six months on the roads after pleading guilty.
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Haney
Blackwelder
Andrews
McGhee
Peacock
Danish Steamer Sunk by German Submarine Off Aberdeen
London May 15 The Danish steamer Martha was torpedoed and sunk off Aberdeen by a German submarine. All 18 crew members were saved. The story also notes broad praise in Danish newspapers for President Wilson's note to Germany regarding the Lusitania sinking and includes excerpts from editorials in New York and Boston papers.
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London
Martha
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