Italian Breakthrough Drives Austrian Front On Adriatic
Italian forces on the Western Front struck along the coast toward the Adriatic, breaking the Austrian line from Castiglion to the Adriatic and taking about 9,000 prisoners. The push opened near Gorizia and Castiglione, with Rome reporting advances across the Castiglione area and the capture of Bor, Jambo, and strong positions. Allied sources say more than 9,000 prisoners were taken as the Italians pressed toward Trieste, while Austro-Hungarian forces reportedly offered stubborn resistance and launched counterattacks that were repulsed.
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Americans Abroad Offering Services to Help War Effort
May 23 to May 24 reports from Italy note Americans both men and women sending letters offering services related to the war. The letters stem from a call by the United States Ambassador for more Americans, including veterans and those of voting age, to contribute. About two thousand Americans are in Italy, and the exchanges emphasize civic duties.
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Germans Hit English Coast With Air Raids
London reports German air raids on eastern England counties near midnight. Zeppelins dropped bombs injuring one person in Norfolk. other damage deemed negligible. Following prior attacks, German fleet pursued by British forces in thick weather.
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Liberty Loan Drive Gains Steam Amid Strong Subscriptions
A chaotic but forward driven push for the Liberty Loan circulates in Chicago, New York, and beyond as subscriptions flood in. Frank A. Vanderlip notes steady inflows from large and small investors, forecasting an unprecedented sale. Washington expected to authorize purchase of $10 certificates for immediate operation through the Second Federal Reserve District.
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Sinn Feiners Hold Out Against Conference
Sinn Feiner resistance to joining the Dublin May conference persists as the group rejects participation. They demand four conditions including Irish independence, a pledging of English government to the United States to ratify a majority conference decision, adult suffrage for Ireland, and prisoner releases linked to a broader pledge.
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Japanese naval craft seek submarines in Mediterranean
London reports a large number of light Japanese naval craft arriving in the Mediterranean under Lord Hubert Cecil, aiming to operate without allied naval forces. The plan, announced in Parliament, seeks to aid French merchant shipping and support naval operations, with potential wider deployment if experiments prove successful.
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Brazil Teeters on War Over Germany Threats
Rio de Janeiro May 24 Rio de Janeiro reports that Minister Pocanha suggested Brazil should prepare for any eventuality and consider military and naval cooperation with the United States. The inquiry into the sinking of the Brazilian steamer Hj won cil is to reveal diplomatic exchanges shaping Brazil’s stance.
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Engineers Now in London Amid War Talks
American army engineers arrived in England and met with officials including Earl of Worby for briefings on their duties. The group, wearing khaki and Red Cross armbands, was hosted at luncheon and seen by London, with more nurses and officers arriving to reinforce Allied efforts.
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Hundred Million for the Red Cross War Fund Plan
Washington May 24 The Red Cross war fund drive begins with a 100 million dollar goal headed by Darton. Delegates from national chapters meet to organize a plan to use the fund for Red Cross relief in America and abroad and for war relief in foreign theaters.
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Riots Erupt, Then Subside in Lisbon Amid Price Crisis
A dispatch from Lisbon notes riots subsided after days of turmoil caused by high provisions prices. Several people were killed and significant property damage occurred as mobs attacked markets and authorities struggled to quell the violence.
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Passports Denied to Socialists in Stockholm Conference
U S officials announced that American passport issuance to delegates will be withheld and warned of penalties including imprisonment and fines for participating in the conference. Officials cited German propaganda aims and Logan Act concerns as the Stockholm talks drew protests from socialist delegations and figures in Milwaukee and New York.
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Food pledge taken by English people
Empire Day observes a national food pledge campaign in Great Britain urging economy and frugality. About two million signatories, with London officials inviting crowds to Mansion House to take the pledge. Similar meetings occur nationwide as volunteers mobilize for voluntary rationing.
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French Envoys Welcome in Washington After Loyal Reception
Crowds greet a French mission arriving in Washington with cheers and waving kerchiefs. Premier Ribot and ministers meet U S officials, while Marshal Joffre and M Vivin exchange thanks. Americans donate about two million francs to various charities as the delegation departs for France.
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Soldiers Want To Fight At Riga Front In Protest
In London May 641 officers and men of the local warrimen unanimously request deployment to the Riga front to combat the German threat. Reaction follows ministerial and control party appeals. In Patrograd May 24 officials announce a rush for hastening the Russia constitutional assembly with a June 7 meeting for election arrangements.
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All Must Register Except Enlisted Merely a draft note from Washington
Washington May 24. Provost Marshal General Crowder states that men within the legal age must register unless already in the regular army or navy in federal service or reserve divisions. Convicts and others are cited. The draft will select men for service and allow exemptions to be argued. The system aims to be the fairest possible.
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Chinese Will Fight Kaiser Remove Tuan
President Li Dung Wie issued a mandate appointing Od. Wa Mog ang as acting premier to form a new government and end the parliamentary deadlock. The move could provoke a war declaration against Germany and faces likely military opposition in provinces.
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French liner torpedoed in heavy April sea clash
Reports detail a French liner torpedoed with loss of lives and a rapid sinking after battle with a German submarine. Another Bay of Diseally engagement saw the submarine driven off as a gunboat crew cut away gear and fought to ward off attack. No sinking of large steamers in the week ending May 20. several small craft and rafts lost or damaged. Italian port arrivals noted.
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Million Women Now Working in Fields
London reports over a million women act as de facto substitutes in farming and field labor and workshops, with figures from the Board of Trade Gazette showing many moved from other industries and domestic service to work in agriculture.
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Disaster announced as Transylvania torpedoed in Mediterranean
London May 24 British transport Transylvania torpedoed in the Mediterranean on May 4 with the loss of 413 persons. The Anchor Line ship, 14 315 tons, had carried troops from New York to Mediterranean ports and was in government service since 1945. Survivors were cared for in Savona and later dispersed. Captain Ernell, a veteran of the Anchor Line, commanded the vessel when it sank.
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Italian Party Meets Wilson in Washington D C
A torn OCR记 fragment describes Italian figures meeting President Wilson in Washington D C in late May. Crowds cheered as officials passed corridors. Major General Pershing is slated to confer with President Wilson on war plans and expeditionary forces.
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Weather Summary for Chicago and Midwest Regions
Forecast indicates Iowa fair tonight with partly cloudy skies and showers in portions. Illinois looks fair with some cloudiness on Friday. cooler temperatures likely with a chance of showers in southern areas. No drastic temperature changes expected.
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