Wilson weighs German note as Mexico tensions rise
President Wilson, amid Memorial Day calm, studies the German note on Lusitania while planning Mexico policy. Officials report Berlin's reply evasive and legalistic, with no guarantee to safeguard American lives in the future. The White House braces for further developments and a possible Mexican warning message.
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German note on Lusitania sinks hopes for U S talks
London May 1 12 12 p m The Guardian reports Germany’s reply to the American note on the Lusitania submarine attack matters. It says the note dodges direct answers to questions and aims to buy time while insisting the incident was not condemned. The discussion frames a prolonged naval warfare conflict with United States involvement. It notes criticisms of German claims about ammunition on board and the lack of direct disavowal of sinking.
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German devices wreck vessels claim in wireless theory
Fred T. Jane proposes in the Evening Standard that the steamer Princess Irene was blown up by a German wireless device. The auxiliary in the British navy was destroyed in Sheerness Harbor last week with over 300 lives lost, echoing the Bulwark disaster nearby. Italian experiments reportedly show wireless detonation of charges from short range.
Undersea Graft Ends Busy Submarine War Drive
London reports German submarines have been unusually active as they press the Lusitania incident response. Six large ships sunk in three days, including Ethiopea Tullowhimoor and Glenlee, with six lives lost. Britons warn of a rising menace as Megantic dodges an attack and other merchant vessels suffer. British and French fronts show trench gains near Pilheim and Arras while Ypres defense remains tenuous. Submarine searches in the Dardanelles yield little definite news.
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Final reserves in Germany to serve final reserves
The Reichs Anzeiger of Berlin published an order via London calling all first class members of the Landsturm to report for service, except Bavaria. Germans in Germany must report between June 1 and June 10, while Germans abroad should report as soon as possible.
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Coach of Hawkeye rifle squad dead in Iowa City
Professor Calvin B. Williams, coach of the Iowa City High School rifle team and national champions, died here today after two brain operations. He led the Hawkeye squad to prominence and passed away following medical procedures conducted in Iowa City.
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Memorial Day Plea for Preparedness in Peace and War
Memorial Day exercises across cities feature Assistant Secretary Breckinridge urging readiness to preserve peace rather than wage war. He contrasts peace at any price with national defense, citing Lincoln Grant and Jefferson. Parades in New York and Chicago draw thousands as veterans and civic groups march to memorials, while President Wilson wreaths graves of presidents and war leaders.
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Turks Defeated on Gallipoli Front by Turkish Assault
Constantinople May 2 official war office statement reports heavy fighting on Gallipoli peninsula with Turkish casualties around 2000 and British losses about 300. The note says Turkish forces repulsed the foe and describes trench reinforcements near Ari Burnu and bombardment actions at Seddul Bahr with no other major events.
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German reply to U.S. note draws mixed criticism
American press outlets from New York to Des Moines condemn Germany's note on submarine warfare as evasive and insincere. Editors stress it fails to meet the demand for a clear understanding and to stop attacks on neutral shipping, warning of continuing U.S. vigilance and advocacy of neutral rights.
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French Attack Lines Repulsed Despite Bold Assaults
German official statement reports French attempts to pierce north of Arras and in the forest of Le Petitre were repulsed. French sapping near Neuville Roulincourt, while Russian resistance in Galicia stiffens and Baltic German retreat is noted. 2,000 Austro German prisoners taken in one day on the San in Galicia. Continental fighting continues with Italian Austrian forces not yet engaging oppositions.
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German Press Condemns U S Note On Lusitania Reply
Berlin newspapers publish Germany's answer to Washington on the Lusitania incident. Von Reventlow warns Berlin’s reply may prompt tougher demands, while others view the tone as calm and careful. The press reflects cautious official stance amid American protest.
Forevasc Weather Outlook For Chicago Tonight
A brief forecast for Chicago Illinois shows unsettled conditions tonight with cloudy skies and a chance of light rain. Tuesday’s outlook calls for cooler temperatures and variable winds as a front passes through the region.
Palma Leads in Classic as Race at Indianapolis Starts
Ralph De Palma leads early at the 500 mile race at Indianapolis after heavy rain postponed start from last Saturday. Resta and Wilcox trail. the field faces a cloudy day with thousands of motorists gathering for the speed festival. The 24-car field, including De Palma, Wilcox, Cooper, Burman, and Rickenbacher, advances on a 23.5 mile brick course as engines heat and tire changes begin.
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