Italy Cabinet Resigns as Giolitti Allies Rally Against War
Rome reports indicate the Italian cabinet resigns after disagreement with parliament over foreign policy amid rising intervention and neutrality clashes. Demonstrations spread in cities as former premier Giolitti gains momentum against Salandra. Troops and police tighten near embassies and Gioleti’s home to avert violence.
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New York Times
Rome
Giolitt
Salandra
Giolitti
Friends of
Italy
Aleo
Giornale d'Italia
Arges Concord
Garibaldi
Sicily
Signor Giolitt
The
Tribune
President Wilson urges Germany to respect neutral rights at sea
The note calls on Germany to halt attacks on neutral ships, especially against the Lusitania, Falaba, Cushing, and Gulflight, and to justify actions under international law. It insists on secure visit and search rights, warns of strict accountability, and seeks prompt German disavowal and reparation.
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Germany
Gulflight
Cushing
Falaba
Jcon
Thrasher
Cili
French Gain at Carency Captures 20 Big Guns and Trove
Paris dispatch reports French victory at Carency with the capture of the last German position. German stores include two cannons, a howitzer, mortars, bomb throwers, many machine guns, 3,000 rifles, and large shell and cartridge stocks. French advance also reaches Albain St Nazaire and Neuville St Vaast with hundreds taken prisoner.
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Carency
Neu
Ypres
Berry-au Bac
Woevre
Berlin
Albain-St. Nazaire
Joan French
Arras
Hill 125
Albain St. Nazaire
Neuville St. Vaast
Britain plans internment of enemy aliens during war
Premier Asquith announced cabinet proposals to intern and deport enemy aliens, with police ordered to arrest all males of military age. Churchill reported the torpedo loss of the battleship Goliath and the submarine K-14’s sinking of two Turkish torpedo boats, while the Bryce Belgian atrocities report stirred strong reactions. The edict against alien enemies in England was promised amid calls for wide distribution of the Bryce report. Hudson River Day Line begins service from New York and Albany today and tomorrow.
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House of Commons
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London Commissioner of Police
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Dardanelles
Johnson Hicks
Lord Fisher
Churchill
Board of Admiralty
Robert Cecil
Lusitania
England
Goliath
Goliath Torpedoed in Dardanelles Battle
London reports the British battleship Goliath torpedoed by Turkish forces in the Dardanelles. Churchill announced the loss in Parliament with twenty officers and 160 men saved, fearing many lives lost. Submarine E-14 also claimed Turkish gunboats and a large transport sunk.
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Goliath
Dardanelles
Atrait
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Wilsons Note Demands German Disavowal of Submarine Warfare
The New York Times reports President Wilson's note to Berlin demanding Germany abandon submarine attacks on merchant ships and disavow acts of submarine commanders. It calls for prompt steps to prevent recurrence, asserts American rights to safe passage on any merchant vessel, and seeks reparations where lives are lost or endangered.
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Leon C. Thrasher
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France
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