Reichstag Told to Retain Lands Taken by Troops
German caucus calls for peace terms that preserve German gains and sea freedom while continuing the war until victory. Emperor William personally intervenes in recall of Captain Boyed and Captain Franz von Papen from the Berlin embassy as Allied forces press in the Balkans and Western Front.
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Reichstag
Boyed
von Papen
Oniton
Champagne du Thiet
Orlin
Germany
Keiser
Washington, D. C
William
Iuter
Boy-Fa
Franz von Papen
State Department
Whitam
Hutlin Foreign Office
United States
Ambasadorn
Hernstork Woul
Lansing
London
England
Montnegrin
Serbia
Monastir
Noozie South Dakota Fair Tonight and Thursday
The notice warns of the Noozie South Dakota Fair running tonight and Thursday with little change in temperature expected.
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South, Dakota
Kaiser Morose Tone Sparks Anxiety In German leadership
Dispatches report the Kaiser has become morose and silent, alarming physicians as reports of illness circulate since the war began. Despite rumors, Stang notes the ruler may still be directing military and economic affairs, with authentic news suggesting activity in governance remains ongoing.
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Kaiser
London
Ram Company
Mr Goose Gets the First Bite in Learn Fe Rat
A fragmentary note details an incident involving a figure nicknamed Mr Goose who secures an initial bite in a scene described as Learn Fe rat. Further context is unavailable due to the garbled source text.
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MR. Goose
Fate of Communipaw Torpedoed Near Tobruk?
Rome reports say American steamer Communipaw torpedoed near Tobruk by a submarine. Alexandria messages claim Communipaw reached port safely, with Standard Oil awaiting word from Petrolite about the vessel’s true status. Authorities at Malta and the Egyptian squadron may pursue the submarine if torpedoing is confirmed.
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Adriatic
Vienna
London
Novara
San Giovanni
Medua
Fresnel
Im Giovanni di Medua
Tandy
Brindisi
Durazio
Mottor
San Giovanni di Medua
Adriatic Sea
Durazzo
Montenegro
Albania
Rome
Malta
England
Alexandria
Lloyds
Tripoli
Sioux Indian Convicted Of Check Raiser Case
White River district court sentenced Dick Mouse, a Sioux Indian, for raising a bad check. He appeared before Judge Williamson in the circuit court and received a prison term. The case marks one of the few Indian convictions of this crime in the United States.
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White River
Dick Mouse
Circuit Cour
Mellett
Williamson
United States
Goose Grabs Cordell’s Feature in Odd Caper
A goose seized Cordell’s most prominent facial feature in a mischief under the tub, grabbing first at the open crack and dragging away part of that feature as a trophy. Cordell vows only slatted pens for geese henceforth.
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Cordell
St Louis Wins Democratic Convention Bid in 1916
Washington reports St Louis secured the Democratic national convention for June 14 1916 with strong hotel reservations and support from the Democratic committee. Chicago and Dallas also bid, but St Louis led from the first ballot and was endorsed by party leaders. The convention aims to nominate Woodrow Wilson for reelection as trusted leader in peace and law.
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St.Louis
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilton
Chicago
Dallas
Texas
Washington
St Louis
New York
Association of Commerce
Democratic Committee
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Ims
Congress
Swine higher and cattle slump at Union Stock Yards
At Chicago Union Stock Yards, hogs saw steady to higher values with prices reaching 6.30 to 6.90 for various weights and kinds. Cattle prospects weakened with steady to 10 cent lower prices. hogs estimated receipts 5,110 today with 37,000 for tomorrow, while cattle receipts forecast 19,000 today and 6,000 tomorrow. Sheep demand remained steady to strong with lambs around 7.00 to 7.60 and native sheep near 6.40 to 6.90.
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Joux City
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Ives
Germany Buying Heavy Orders for After War Ends
British and American press report Germany placing vast postwar purchases in copper cotton wool lard wheat farm machinery and more, stored near Atlantic ports for delivery sixty days after war end. Montenegrin peace talk hints and U.S. Wilson message analyzed by London papers.
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Germany
Cage
United States
Hest
South
New Orleans
Chicago
Lava
Furth
New York
Republicans For Defense Plan Nonpartisan If Framed by Democrats
Washington, D. C. Senate Republicans pledge no partisan fight on the national defense program if it is not framed by the Democrats in caucus. Senator Gallinger said Republicans want a stronger army and navy and will cooperate. He noted the president opposes a Democratic caucus defense plan but agrees with expanding the merchant marine and funding preparedness. London papers accuse Wilson’s moral stance of being too mild and partisan, urging firmer condemnation of unneutral conduct and calling last week’s munitions disaster a crime.
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Howesh
Germany
United States
South American
Washington, D. C
Senate
Gallinger
Republican Teader
Wilson
Alsos
Galelinger
London
England
Wiltam
Sialon
Pall. Mall Gazette
Roosevelt
Cavel
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Ripoll
Crete
Trivoli
New York City
Exopi
Standard Oil
Sordatrom
Standard Oil of
Tiejals
Wiks Dem
National, Committee
Presh Wilson
Milwauki Grain
Aulwaukee
Wis
Dakota
Leigh Anan Enia
Northwestern
MINN
Eapolis
Minneapolis
Northern
Northern Egular
Montana
SFEP
Asquith
Haur of Commons
Philip Snowden
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Atlantic
Newport, News
Noula
Daily Chronicle
the Times
Messag
New World
Wil- Wilson
Merchant Marine
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