Villa back to peace talks as Carranza faces recognition gamble
Washington reports Villa sent a favorable reply to a Pan American peace conference appeal. Officials say recognition of Carranza hinges on his ability to compel central chiefs and govern territory, with Obregon and Obregon-aligned leaders pushing a concerted effort to secure recognition. Villa’s stance appears aligned with seeking a peaceful settlement amid Mexican internal divisions.
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Washington, D. C
Villa
Mexico
Carranga
Seanee Mefion
State Department
Carranza
Carranss
Iar
Orranza
Corman
Gan
Orary Ring
Simte Department
Llorente
Villapone
I Califor
Amessean
Ezenzens
Liorente
Arransa
Obregon
Samco
Itelpal Carranss
Dedlanea
Tor
Auticali
Mucel
Semapechen
Export of U.S. Goods by Fiscal Year 1915
The Commerce Department issued an analyzed account showing 1915 exports ended June 30. Agricultural products led gains, while iron and steel, cotton, agricultural implements, lumber, tobacco, and naval stores fell. Totals, country shifts, and specific commodity figures are provided in millions of dollars.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Ate
Austria
Canaries
Italy
Sweden
Eis
France
Europe
Asia
South America
Famous Cardinal Vannutelli Dies at 81
Cardinal Vannutelli a longtime influential member of the sacred college and one of six cardinal bishops, died aged 81. Born November 1834 in Genazzano, he rose from seminaries to Rome with a diplomatic career, later serving as secretary to the Holy See, apostolic delegate to Ecuador and Peru, and nuncio at Brussels and Vienna.
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Papecy
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Porto
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Ostia
Leo Leo XIII
Cardinal
Genozgano
Palastrina
Genazsany
Pontifical Seminary
Benuncio
Varia
Ecuador
Peru
Ouncio
Brussels
Vienna
German Socialists to Vote for War Credits
Amsterdam reports that the socialist party in the reichstag will vote for the war credits sought by the government. The 2.5 billion mark loan is the key item as the reichstag session opens, with little expected opposition from socialist members.
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Amsterdam
London
Socialist
Reichstag
Berlin
Gila the Pet Found Dead After Bite in Delnatre
In Los Angeles a man died ten minutes after an event described as a bite from a creature named Gila. The notice notes the animal’s action and the rapid fatal outcome, with limited readable details about the incident.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Delnatre
Emper ors Birthday Celebrated Across Vienna and Berlin
The birthday of Emperor Francis Joseph was enthusiastically observed today in Vienna and Berlin with widespread public enthusiasm. The article notes cordial diplomatic sentiments and calls for broader unity among German states, reflecting the era's regional political climate.
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London
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Berlin
William
Sinai Anne
Fire destroys stores in Cedar Rapids basement blaze
A basement fire at the Waterhouse block in Cedar Rapids damaged the Boyson Drug and the Doyeon cafe stock and fixtures. The blaze caused losses estimated at 43 600 dollars, with liquidation and firefighting efforts under way as investigators inspect the Waterhouse building.
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Cedar Rapids
Ar Rapids
Waterhouse Block
Boyson Drug
Doyeon
Combe Largeet Pharmacy
Gamage
Gati
Galveston Toll Grows as Gulf Storm Wrought Havoc
Reports from Texas coastal districts tally over 400 dead and multi‑million dollar losses after a West Indian hurricane. Galveston suffers the heaviest damage with 250–300 dead predicted. Houston and Texas City endure extensive destruction while ships, docks, and sea walls fail.
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Texas
Erty
Galbang
Houston
Galveston
Dallas
Histas
Virginia Point
Texas City
Brases
Galwenen
Weather Bureau
Washington
San Antonio
Tex
Charles 3
Hayden
the Light
Bay
Tremont
Royal
Panama
Galves
Santa Heata
Santa Station
American Bank
Rosenberg Library
Fort Crockett
Bridge Swept Away Delays Carrier Across County Route
A bridge on a county road near Hiufta, Iowa, was swept away by rising waters. The incident blocked the route, forcing the carrier to detour as crews assessed the damage and planned emergency repairs.
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Hiufta
Mn County
Cloudbupat Ee Bartiett
Agitator Keppler to be Quizzed
Washington officials deny Keppler urged a national strike to enforce an eight hour day. The International Association of Machinists votes to campaign for a shorter workday while preventing a general strike. Keppler faces questioning amid suspected links to German agents and prior factory strikes.
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Washington, D. C
J. J. Keppler
International Association of Machinism
Association
W. H H. Johnston
Keppler
International Association
New York World
C. Dencker
C. W. McLane
Middle West
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Remington Arms Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Biles Torpedo Company
Brooklyn
Petrograd Line in Great Danger
British forces land at Suvla Bay. Norway protests German mail seizure from Haakon VII. Russian reports say Grand Duke Nicholas’ troops hold Niemen fortifications as fighting widens along a Bielvatok-Brest-Litovek line. French artillery actions continue in Champagne and Argonne with German attacks repelled.
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London
Suvla Bay
Gallipoli
Norway
Berlin
Bergen
England
Kovno
Chaim
Petrograd
Nicholas
Niemen
Bielvatok-Brest-Litovek
Hooge
Paria
Artuois
Champagne
Meuse
Voures
Argonne
Pelawona
Arabic Sinks After German Submarine Torpedo Fire
London reports a German torpedo struck the White Star liner Arabic off Ireland at 9 15 am. 423 aboard including 243 crew and 180 passengers, no first class. Fate unknown nine hours after sinking with conflicting dispatches on survivors. Washington says no official comment until details arrive.
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London
Atlantic
Ireland
White Star
Liverepool
New York
Queenstown
Magnolia
Dunsley
Washington
Lansing
State Department
White Star Company
Liverpool
Arabic Sunk Near Queenstown Dispatched From Consul
A 3 p.m. dispatch from U S Consul Thompson at Queenstown reports the Arabic sunk at 9 30 this morning about 50 miles from Queenstown. The vessel went down in 11 minutes and eleven boats are being brought here.
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Washington
United States
Thompson
Queenstown
Fear for Passengers as Boats Escape in Ocean Loss
The Press Association reports eleven boats launched from London harbor and fears grow for many passengers lost after departure.
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London
Press Association
Ocean liner Arabic sunk. survivors reach Queenstown
A White Star Line message reports the Arabic was sunk this morning and that fifteen or sixteen lifeboats carry passengers and crew toward Queenstown. Hope remains that many or most aboard were saved.
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London
White Star Line
Queenstown
Steamer Arabic Sinks After U-Boat Attack Off Ireland Coast
About 400 survivors expected in Queenstown as the Arabic, a White Star liner, is sunk off the south coast of Ireland after leaving Liverpool. Fifteen lifeboat loads of passengers and crew are reported saved. the ship carried 175 tons and was used to transport war munitions from the United States to Great Britain.
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Grocerica
S Causeway
Texas City
Texan City
United States
Ireland
New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cap
Will Finch
White Star Line
Great Britain
Fastnet
Hes
England
America
Oldhead
Kinaale
Belfast
White Star
Harland & Walt
Bureau of Combustibles
New York City
Juna Ainnt
Suli Wa
New Fein
Cable message notes steamer pursued by German submarine
London dispatch on March 27 reports a steamer in the Irish sea was chased by a German submarine during its voyage that culminated that day.
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London
Irish Sea
Seizure of Norwegian Mail Steamer Haakon VII Sparks Protest
The Norwegian mail steamer Haakon VII en route Bergen to England was halted and mails seized by a German submarine after orders to jettison all printed matter and packages. The jettisoning targeted England France Italy and other hostile countries with letters and remittance moneys taken aboard. The mail, accumulated since Monday's sailing, included seven sacks from Denmark and has provoked a strong protest in Berlin and Norway.
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Christiania
Norway
London
Berlin
Bergen
England
France
Ialy
Germany
Denmark
Germans Cheer foe who didn’t sink em
German crew aboard the Gudrun from Altona report in the North Sea that a British squadron stopped their trawler and prepared to be sunk. The British did not attack and the crew cheered the enemy for sparing them, a rare wartime moment noted by the captain.
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North Sea
Gudrun
Altona
Kabjerg
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