Carranza’s Obregon Victorious at Leon in Civil War Clash
Reports from Mexico say General Obregon defeated Villa and Angeles at Leon, as Carranza prepares a reply to President Wilson. Carranza aims to relieve Mexican distress and speed relief, while Villa offers limited peace signals amid ongoing campaigns in Guanabato and surrounding areas.
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Ecomure
Senor Llorente
U S Passports Revoked for Disloyal Remarks Abroad
The American Embassy in Berlin revoked the passports of Dresden residents Leon Raines and Karl Hecknagel after they signed a Berlin circular praising the German attitude toward the U S government. The State Department said the action reflected non allegiance rather than mere opinion, and noted both had long lived in Dresden.
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King Constantine in High Fever Amid Critical Athens Health
An official bulletin from Athens reports King Constantine with a high fever and rapid pulse after part of his tenth rib was removed. London dispatches describe the condition as extremely critical with anxious crowds around the palace and physicians at the king's bedside throughout the night.
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Ten New Poison Zeppelins Reported By Copenhagen Dispatch
A Copenhagen dispatch describes a new Zeppelin type with a rounded front and sharp tail, heavily armed with three gas bomb tanks and a novel dropping device. The crew is smaller, speed higher, and ten airships are said built with more under construction for a potential aerial invasion of England.
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London
Engimland
Five Additional Trawlers Sunk by German Submarines
London reports five more trawlers sunk by German submarines with four attacks off Peterhead. Vessel names Dogberry Persimmon Gatehound Curlew Bardolph Hull and Grimsby Sunderland crews all saved.
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Persimmon
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Krupps Build Large Turkish Ammunition Factory
Secret Turkish ammunition supplies reveal a Krupp operation near Constantinople employing 4,000 German workers turning out shells and explosives. Saltpetre manufacture also advances by a new electrical method, UNISUAT. An investment notice following.
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Athens
London Morning Post
Krupps
Constantinople
Toll rises in New York auto crash toll tops twenty dead
Five people died and twenty were injured in automobile and motorcycle incidents across New York yesterday. In East Northport on Long Island a head-on collision killed a woman and injured three others. One pedestrian died in Manhattan and two in Brooklyn. Authorities note the toll includes pedestrians and motorists.
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Ford Avenue
Roslyn Bookstayer
Eastern Parkway
Turiy
Kings County Hospital
Neptune Avenue
Coney Island
Abraham
Harlem Hospital
Abrahamson
Allied attacks at Dardanelles and fatal road crash victims
The report covers Allied gains at the Dardanelles with French and British forces capturing two lines of trenches on a three mile front. It also details multiple road accident deaths including Mrs. Carrie Quarles 60 and others in Brooklyn, Elizabeth, and Harlem hospitals.
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Paris
War Office
Sweden and Russia sign decisive treaty amid wartime distrust
A Petrograd ratified treaty between Sweden and Russia aligns their financial, commercial, and industrial interests, seen as a diplomatic victory for the Allies. The article traces Swedish distrust of Russia since Peter the Great and Finland’s conquest, and notes Swedish-Russian rapprochement during World War I amid Nordic cooperation and German submarine attacks.
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Persian Gulf
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Isus
Baron Assanowitch
Stockholm
Sofia
Wilhelm
Marie Pavlovna
Denmark
Malmoe
Italy Declines Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte Offer
Rome dispatch reports the Italian government refused Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte’s military service due to sensitivities toward France. The grandnephew of Napoleon I has served as a Russian lieutenant general and once governed Erivan, with a Savoy princess mother, and has offered his services to allies during the war.
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Alles
Lusitania steward denies guns on liner in 1915 interview
Frank Winch of San Francisco reports Lusitania steward J F Leach told him the ship carried no guns or carriage when torpedoed. Leach, recovering in England, said the German affidavit claiming guns were aboard was false. Leach, identified as Leitch in one German document, also recalled warning of danger prior to sailing.
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England
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San Francisco
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Stahl
Adolf Mittelacher
London
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Kinsale
Ireland
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Miss Leach
Washington
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the Times
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Two Great Anniversaries in Next Sunday Times
The 700th anniversary of Magna Charta and the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo will be commemorated in a special section in next Sunday's Times. Order now as the paper sells out early.
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Baltic Sea Battle Reported Near Gothland
A Stock holm special message says a naval battle lasted six hours near Gothland with heavy cannonade and many shots. It is unclear which nations fought but likely Russians and Germans, based on a Petrograd War Office statement.
Russian Yenisei Sunk in Gulf of Riga
A Petrograd statement reported by Reuters says the Russian transport Yenisei was sunk by a German submarine in the Gulf of Riga. It also notes Russian mines and submarines sunk three Norman steamers in the same area.
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Petrograd
Reuter
Gulf of Riga
British Casualty List Biggest of the War
The Daily Mail publishes the heaviest casualty list since the war began. It names 5,620 officers and men, of whom 4 are dead, and notes 213 officers and 29,011 noncommissioned officers and men have appeared in casualty lists since the last issue.
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Bucharest crowds cheer Italy and war in mass rally
Reuters reports a Bucharest demonstration of about 50 000 supporters urging Romania to intervene for the Allies with Italy. Italy was praised for entering the war while a conservative party split over Germany and the Allies with Marghiloman leading a faction toward the Allies. A party meeting was set for tomorrow. A Sofia dispatch notes Bulgaria’s neutrality pledge being disavowed.
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Reuters
Bucharest
Rumania
Italy
Alexander Marghiloman
M. Marghiloman
Germany
Jean Laney
British submarine torpedoes Turkish transport in Constantinople
Eyewitness accounts describe the British submarine E-11 firing torpedoes at a Turkish transport named Stamboul near Constantinople at 3 42 AM. A second and third torpedo followed causing a wreck and shelling from hills above Kassim Pasha and St Sophia.
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NEW York Times
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Romania
Constantinople
Pera
Stamboul
Custom House
Kassim Pasha
St. Sophia
President's Note On Lusitania Sinking Due By Tuesday
Washington circles say the president's note to Germany about the Lusitania sinking will be sent by cable to Berlin by Tuesday. The delay reflects desire for a carefully prepared message and to show U S seriousness without rushing into war.
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