Yankees Win in Lunaville Foil New Gas Attacks
Reported battle front across Picardy and Lorraine describes American and Allied forces under heavy gas attack. Americans claim success in artillery and countermeasures near Lunéville and the German border region. Casualties and captures noted as US guns reportedly wipe out foe.
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Three Men Searched In Death Of Mrs Stella Johnson
A military inquiry investigates three men believed connected to the death of Mrs Stella Johnson who died after being thrown from a speeding car during a Saturday joy ride. The 20 year old mother of two died when her neck was broken in the fall. Her husband had suspected a joy ride and learned of her death upon returning home.
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Attack on Unsinkable Ship Lucia Near Mobile
A British sea captain arriving at Gulf Port described the steamship Lucia attacked at sea by a German submarine. Naval gunners reportedly tore off the enemy craft before it could inflict material damage. The Lucia's smokestacks were blown away by shell fire, but it was unclear if any crew were lost.
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Remedy Credited for Whooping Cough by East St. Louis Mother
Mrs J B Roberts of East St. Louis praises Chamberlan's Cough Remedy for her child whooping cough, saying it stopped the coughing spells and relieved distress. She notes it is the only cough medicine kept at home due to strong confidence in its efficacy. Also effective for colds, croup, and related symptoms.
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Flyer's Clash With Dutch Vessels Reported Near London
London reports German air attacks on Dutch fishing boats in the North Sea. Dutch crews fled to lifeboats then rowed 60 miles before rescue by a small British vessel. The attacked ship sustained damage and exposure to enemy fire.
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American village to aid refugees near Pisa
Rome reports an American village soon to rise at Pisa gates to house 2,000 refugees from Venice. Plans include 30 acres of land, no church, two schools, and a hospital building. The enlargement effort is led by the American Red Cross and work will proceed soon.
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Agreement on Housing Program Reaches House Senate Accord
Washington May 0 Agreement on the housing program was reached as House conferees accepted the Senate’s plan to vest power in the president rather than the secretary of labor for $280,000,000 intended for wartime housing workers.
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Germany Made War on Us in Time of Peace
A 1917 style editorial argues Germany transformed U S views from friend to foe within three years. It claims German agents used money, bombs, and propaganda to influence Congress, stir unrest, and assault Allied interests, with Ambassador von Bernstorff as key conductor and Von Igel’s April 1916 raid cited as proof of active war measures on American soil.
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Modern German Ideas Shaped by Nietzsche and Treitschke
An analysis argues Nietzsche and Treitschke molded today’s German moral and political thought. Nietzsche elevates the will to power and the individual, while Treitschke exalts the state above the individual, suggesting might makes right in international relations. The essay warns these ideas foster a harsh, amoral worldview contributing to conflict.
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Kuno [Rancke
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British Hold Gains Amid Tough Flanders Front Fighting
Paris reports artillery across the Somme line continuing with heavy naval support near the front. Infantry actions were limited with German forces repelled in several sectors as Allied troops pressed near the Belgian border and moved prisoners from actions along the front.
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Indiana Flyer Is Killed In Dense Fog Crash
In New York on a May day, Evieten Spencer and Philip Mouser died when their Boston ship collided near Fire Island while eight others survived. The vessel ran aground in heavy haze, with Mouser reportedly nailed to a deck amid the wreckage and a rescue underway.
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Stricken as Guests Dine at Park Avenue Hotel
New York May 6 Charles Sargent hosted 112 French guests at a Park Avenue Hotel dinner. Ripley Wirehcook, his son-in-law, organized the affair as Mr Sargent read a brief welcome. A sudden heart attack felled Strickencock in the next room, and the host learned of the death after the meal concluded.
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Drive near on Italian Front reports rising artillery and air action
An Italian Front report describes intensifying artillery fire on both sides with Allied airmen destroying eight German machines. The front lines near Vienna, Maykop, and surrounding areas see heavy bombardments as cannonades and aerial engagements continue. Observers note strikes along the Cavedi and Campa Stare corridors with naval support and ground combat.
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NO PEACE MOVE SAYS POPE
A papal statement expresses no peace move yet as several factors hinder reconciliation. The pope stresses current obstacles and says any potential action would require a propitious moment, not yet occurred, with no imminent move anticipated.
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Huns Gather in Mexico Amid German Talks of Labor
A May report from Washington notes Germany plans to expand influence in Mexico and Central America seeking forced labor and a possible colonial depand. Belfast dispatch quotes General Gough praising Allied resilience as German moves unfold near Spain and the Caribbean.
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