Marconi Calls Submarine Base Threat a Bluff
Italian leader Marconi voices: America should patrol coasts to prevent or destroy submarine bases while a German raid on U S waters is a terror tactic with no military value. He praises the American Navy and Allied resolve and notes Paris as the symbol of allied determination.
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Raider sinks two more ships off American coast
Reports state two vessels the Vindeggen and Henrik Lund were sunk near the Virginia Capes on June 4. Observers say the German commander targeted unarmed ships to provoke a shore stir as copper cargo and other valuables were loaded for departure.
Demand for Mercantile Loss Surrender in Peace Terms
The Imperial Maritime League led by acting Chairman Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilson states it has campaigned in UK seaports to press peace terms requiring surrender of mercantile tonnage equal to Allied losses sunk by the enemy. London reports indicate the effort has secured assurances from the Government.
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Submarine Raids Confirmed Off Atlantic Coast
The Navy announced Norwegian steamers Vindeggen and Henrik Lund were sunk about 120 miles east of Cape Hatteras on June 8 and 10 respectively, suggesting at least two German submarines were active along the coast. A separate Shipping Board report shows US ship production exceeded submarine sinkings since May 25 by 100,000 dead weight tons.
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Lone Star Shipyards Total 24000 Tons Listed
A historical listing shows cargo tonnages for multiple firms including Lone Star Shipbuilding Company Fondaco 3500 tons Sanderson Porter Bonnafon Nilson Keley Moraine and Grant Smith Porter. Total tonnage 24000 tons.
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Edward Pierce Escapes German U-boat Pursuit off Virginia Capes
The American steamship Edward Pierce outran a German U-boat after a two hour chase east of the Virginia Capes. Captain Wade reported shell fire, torpedo threats, and a wireless SOS barrage before the ship reached port safely with no casualties aboard.
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