Italy Hesitates at Last Moment Over Orozco Rebellion
In Pako Texas General Orozco once led anti Madero forces and later served under Huerta. He and three companions were sighted near Fabens in an automobile and may have crossed into Mexico. Reports of border firing near Chundaltire across from Fabens stirred talk of a possible counter revolution. Madero, who began the revolt in 1910, is said to have crossed into Mexico as well.
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Pako
Tex
Paarit Orozco
Antice Madero Revel
Huerta
Fabens
Mexico
Ororco
Marvelo Carrave
Crores
el Paso
Orozco W
Border Patrol
Chundaltire
Mex
Fubens
Crouse
San An Ton
Framelvceo T. Madero
Ding
Demand Facts in Gulfflight Affair
President Wilson avoided comment on the sinkings by German torpedo attacks as he awaited full reports from Consul Stephens in Plymouth and Ambassador Gerard in Berlin. Secretary Bryan said no decision on policy would be made until official facts are in, despite preliminary reports.
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Washington
Wilauu
Stephens
Plymouth
England
Eran
Berlin
Iwon C. Thresher
Piluba
Germain
Wilson
Germany
Bryan
Skinner
London
State Department
Guiffleht
Norwegian Steamers Sunk in North Sea by German Submarines
Reports from Copenhagen detail the sinking of several Norwegian ships in the North Sea by German submarines. The Lalla and America were attacked, with crews rescued by accompanying vessels and later landed at Newcastle and Leith. Numbers of crew vary per ship, with several men saved after long delays at sea.
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Copenhagen
Vila London
Lalla
North Sea
Anna
Laila
New Castle
England
America
Sterling
Sunderland
Bergen
British steamship torpedoed near Scilly Islands
The Cardiff bound steamship 15 restancs off Scilly, carrying 6 000 tons of coal, was torpedoed. Two firemen died and another was injured. The crew were landed at Penzance as the vessel sank after a submarine attack.
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Gaitigh
Scilly
Ae Fa Cardiff
Reilly Islands
Penzane
Britain Ready to Aid Neutral Trade, Says Official
A wartime note indicates Britain would facilitate neutral commerce and inform ships in advance of intended aid. The message suggests instructions to notify the chain of cargo movements as Britain prepares to respond to European routes and shipping concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Wight
Italy Abandons Garibaldi Monument Ceremony
Rome May 6 The decision by King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian ministry to skip the unveiling ceremony at Quarto Sant Eleno is seen as delaying Italy's European war involvement. Prince von Buelow reportedly pressed new proposals, while ministers convened a second time to review the plan amid Tripoli tensions and German influence.
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Rome
Via Paria
Victor Emmanuel
Quarto Sant 'Elennie
Poe Furde
Italy
Garibaldi
Quarto Sant ‘Elena
Hand of
Buntow
Victor Emmanuel W
Prince von Huelow
Foreien
Sonning
Orlando
Baron Slanine
Germany
Villa Maria
Prince von Buelow
Sannino
Baron Sonnino
Quarto
Foreign Office
Tripoli
Italians Urged to Flee Austria Hungary
Italian consul in Austria Hungary urges all Italians to depart at once. As a result Italian merchants manufacturers and professionals arrive in Udine from various Austrian points seeking safety and evacuation.
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Udine
Uaiv
May
Austria-Hungary
Pointa
Austria
Cardinals Urge Pope to Side With Allies
Belgian and French cardinals archbishops and bishops urge Pope Henediet to abandon neutrality in the war. They argue the church must protest against violations of law and act on Christian principles. Card Diamond Mercier Archbishop of Ma-hoes and Cardinal Ametto of Paris lead the emissaries with other prelacy joining the petition.
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Henediet
Vatican
Cardinal Mercier
Ma- Hoes
Ametto
Paris
Sacred College
Iemorandums
Coullle Wer
Union For
Ramponla
Mercier, Bourne
Amnette
Mafft
Vassari
Indicted for Attack on M B A Officers in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids man identified as Maybeetle Carlie, secretary of a regional Mucor Brotherhood, was indicted by a grand jury for his alleged involvement in an attack on M B A officers. He posted bond after the indictment was announced. The charges relate to disrupting an organization and criminal acts tied to the group.
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Musum City
Carlie
Cedar Rapids
Mucor Brotherhood
Anera
Ehoats
Hoke Be
State Board declines to order union depots plan
A garbled note states the state board will not require union depots. The fragment mentions railroads and authority, but the exact decision and entities remain unclear. The piece reads like a wartime or emergency directive with missing context and names.
Japan Sends Ultimatum to China in Diplomatic Move
Tokyo reports an agreed plan by Premier Okuma and Foreign Minister Kato to issue an ultimatum to China over concessions to Japan. Papers note China’s possible reply, Manchuria martial law plans, and Japan’s aim to solidify peace while avoiding force.
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Tokio
The
Yomiuri
Atatermon
Okuma
Kato
Ching
Japan
Chow
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Hoehi Shimbun
Manchuria
No Limit to Range of Guns Says Turpin
M Henry Turpin, treasurer of Met finite, states there is no limit to gun range. He recalls experiments under wartime minister General Andre and claims to have helped develop a telegraph torpedo.
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Turpin
Paris
Mae
Pune
Henry Turpin
Metfinite
Dunkirk
Andro
Calais
Dover
Allied Armies Make Request for Smyrna Surrender
Telegraph reports from Mondon and Athens state fresh negotiations with the Allies over Smyrna. Allied navies resume shelling the Dardanelles and Turks' forts as landing near Ephesus is claimed and reports of Turkish resistance grow more intense.
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Mondon
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Smyrna
London
Gulf of Smyrna
Mitylene
Dardanelles
Ephesus
Question on Japan China policy and independence
May 1 The Manchester Guardian reviews China Japanese negotiations. It notes Japan presses for keeping harbors and islands while China seeks to avoid ceding to a third power. The Guardian argues a self denying ordinance would satisfy critics. otherwise doubts remain about China’s stance and Japan’s claimed aims.
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China
Japan
Huge Loans Sought by Allied Powers
May 6 report from London notes British Chancellor David Lloyd George presenting wartime budget estimates. He cites annual expenditure of 1 96 404 000 pounds if war lasts a full year and 0 468 000 pounds if it ends sooner. An imperial issue of 5 percent treasury bills is advised, while a Russian loan of 500 million dollars is expected to be issued within two weeks.
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Petrorrad
London
Treasury
Yeterday
China buoyed by foreign sympathy in press
Peking reports foreign sympathy, especially from British papers, has encouraged China to resist further concessions to Japan. The government fears internal unrest if it capitulates again, with the Peking Gazette warning that cowardly surrender would invite Japan to invade during future revolutions.
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Peking
Japan
Peking Gazette
Chinew
China
Ambassadors Seek Stronger Ties With South America
Buono Ayres and Horton of Ohio promote closer US relations with South America. Mr Stimson returns from northern provinces with Chili minister and other officials. They stress education and cooperation, expressing warm interest in United States policy during a tour of the region.
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Buono Ayres
Horton
Ohio
Behoenrich
America
United Brat
Chili
Son
Stimson
Esto
Educoa
United States
Swedish Schooner Elva Crew Landed After Submarine Attack
In Leith Scotland five Swedish sailors from the schooner Elva were landed after their vessel was destroyed by German submarine U-22 on Sunday morning. The attack occurred about 100 miles west of May Island with the crew given five minutes to abandon ship.
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Norweels
Leith
Scotland
May Island
Rum Reduction News from Tommy Atkins in British Forces
The report notes government actions reducing rum rations for Tommy Atkins and describes wartime conditions. It mentions periodic ration changes, weather effects on movement, and a protest surrounding the policy.
Lay Longest Cable Line in Eleven Days
Aberdeen Beotland May 4 has become known that a direct cable has been laid between England and Russia for government purposes. Starting at Petrograd along the northern coast, it runs north and into druvek in the White Sea. The line is said to have been completed in eleven days.
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Aberdeen
Beotland
England
Russia
Petrograd
Freasyshire
Bcothand
Non
North Cape
Druvek
White Sea
Unknown foe fires twice at Sebastian
A damaged report narrates an attempted murder at Sebastian involving Sue Anewles and others. Two shots were fired at a window, with suspects including Mya and Lill implicated in the disturbance. The incident coincides with a separate trial involving Denise Bastian.
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Sebastian
Sue Anewles
Amigkinate
Denisebastian
Pole
Mya
Lill 4
Edith Serkin
Austro German Victory in Carpathians Nets 30000 Prisoners
The report highlights a major Austro German victory in the Carpathians with a claimed haul of 30,000 Russian prisoners. Western Galicia losses are described as crushing and the surprise attack plan is noted as fully executed. Petrovgrad reportedly downplays the German ally's success.
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Carpathians
Galicia
Petrovgrad
Lawson guilty of murder in first degree in labor battle
In Trinidad Calo May 6 the jury found John I Lawson guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of deputy sheriff John Nimmo during a 1913 striker clash. The verdict carries a life sentence. Lawson proclaimed the labor cause will continue and vows to appeal. Attorneys challenge the verdict as improper and seek a new trial within thirty days while Lawson remains free on a 220000 bond.
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Trinidad
Calo
John I. Lawson
John Nimmo
Lawson
Rockefellers Gold
John R. Lawson
Rockefeller
Traitor Suspect 10 Run for Parliament
Liverpool May 6 The rumor says Sinn Fein plans to nominate Sir Roger Casement for the seat caused by the death of Joseph Patrick Nannette in the Dublin College Green division. Casement’s pension is suspended by the British government awaiting an investigation into disloyal conduct. It was alleged he traveled to Germany to discuss anti English talks with German officials.
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Liverpool
Ourler
Joseph Patrick Nannette
College Green
Dublin
Sinnfein Party
Howsepaper
Roger Casement
Hower Casement
Roger
Germany
England
Prohibition Eases as Wine Returns to Petrograd Cafes
Petrograd May 5 strict wine ban followed vodka ban. now wines increasingly available in hotels and restaurants. Patrons can obtain poured drinks as diners and travelers seek beverages, with district authorities and local temperance captains overseeing permits and service rules.
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Petrograd
Rome
Dinerati
Federal yacht to host visiting Chinese delegation
A May report notes Chinese business leaders visiting the United States will be entertained by the federal government aboard a government yacht. The dispatch mentions Mount Vernon and Washington as locations linked to the informal welcoming event and pending arrangements.
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Federal Yacht
Washington
Mount Verdun
Great German Austro Hungarian Victory in West Galicia
Vienna reports thirty thousand Russian prisoners along with 22 cannons and 64 machine guns captured after a major Austro German advance in West Galicia. Berlin adds 21,500 Russian prisoners and 16 artillery pieces in continued engagements as forces prepare a broader east front offensive.
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Vienna
London
West Galicia
Lima Nova
Galicia
Vistula
Carpathians
Archduke Fredrick
Berlin
Flanders
Zevicote
Zonnebeke
Westhok
Polygonous Forest
Nonnebosschen
Baltic
Russia
Russian
Poland
Dienerat von Vadlkenhayn
Statt
Conrad von Hootsendorf
Mackensen
Gierman Ninth Army
Alae
Herlin
von Hindenburg
Orne
Neue Freie Presse
West Gaullera
Hussain
Tiene
Uhenagh
Gorthwin
Russian Front Railgun Draws Ink Press War
May 5 London reports a Rua fler reverse on the western front dominates war coverage ahead of the budget. Russian sources dispute German Galicia claims as exaggerated while noting a potentially prolonged war as Austro German advances threaten encirclement and risk a broad retreat.
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London
Western
Gallet
French Artillery Bombards Upper Alsace Front
Reports from Ruscol Switzerland via Paria on May 5 describe heavy French artillery bombardment in upper Alsace. On Sunday French cannon fire continued toward Cernay with results not yet known.
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Ruscol
Switzerland
Paria
Upper
Alsace
Histaxernuae Ieee 1
Cernay
Look Into Sale of Militia Equipment
An investigation into the alleged sale of 50000 dollars worth of militia equipment by two former officers of the Texas National Guard began at Fort Sam Houston. General Frederick Funston directed the inquiry, with Capt. C. A. Ball, Lt. Col. W. S. Boott, and Adjutant General Henry Hutchings present. Criminal prosecutions may follow for at least two former Texas National Guard officers. Missing items include 60 tents, 300 army blankets, 60 uniforms, and related gear.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas Nationaluerd
Fort Sam Houston
Frederick Funeton
Southern Department
War Department
Tener
C. A. Ball
Washington
Wee
Nya
W. 5. Boott
Texas
Henry Hutchings
Canada Halts Wheat Exports to United States
May 3 The Canadian government announced a ban on shipments of wheat and other commodities to the United States with limited exceptions for certain permit tied cases. Exports through the United States to foreign countries may proceed only with per shipment permits. All outgoing Canadian goods must be consigned to specified firms or individuals for reexport.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Moonshining Suspect Detained in Federal Action
Report from May 4 states about 800 men were detained by federal authorities in a moonshining case. Huot Sreith and Ath. were charged with involvement. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but relate to illicit spirits operations and law enforcement response.
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Smith
New Publication Emerges in Warhingha Market
A May 1 release from a group of agriculturists introduces The Monthly Bee Manifesto a replacement for The Agricule Routine detailing crops seeds and farm tools with practical notes and agricultural tips announced by Peter Deven Ebi Gearamyt and others.
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Warhingha
Tie Aehortment
Tie Mlomtithy
Tikime
Pkt Deven
Conteta
Fragmented OCR: Villeresgee Demet Lt Tabard Item
Fragmented OCR text mentions a person or item with unclear identifiers and locations. Readable parts reference a name or title and possible object, but key details are corrupted and cannot be confirmed. This record preserves the uncertain fragment for archival context.
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Asaji
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LANUS
Turkey
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Lendon
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Bosphorus
Gallipeli Peninsula
Alles
Penineul
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Vederick J. Stim
Tan
Lagu
Peru
Hughes
Supreme Court
Wshington
Agsort Ate Juetiog Vughee
Lawsor
OIL King
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Commons
West
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Cracow
Dunajee
Frankfort
Teleeravh
Ruaslan
Iake
Flaelon
Cleo Cire
He Carpathbann
Thertin
Tandon
Terlin
Ruwalin
Stry-Munknes
Bombard Altkirch
Texas Guard
Cierny Bowaroneng
Hritinh
Real Britain
Villeresgee
Jorlow
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