Dublin Quiet After Bitter Revolt Ends With Surrender
Berlin reports Dublin calm returns after a week of fierce fighting. One thousand prisoners were taken, 489 sent to England, and rebels surrendered unconditionally. The unrest touched Enniscorthy Cork Wicklow and other counties with limited violence. Martial law will persist as restoration begins and infrastructure is rebuilt.
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Dublin
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Queenstown
Cork
Enniscorthy
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Irish Constabulary
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Ferne
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Wicklow
Arélew
Dentevin
Bagenshtown
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Clare
Limerick
Kerry
Uister
Sinn
Ypres
Connolly
Peres
Countes Markieviez
Yeaterday
Dubjis
Carranza Clash Over Mexican Policy Stalls Conference
Washington dispatch details sharp divergence between Carranza government and Pershing's army, questioning Obregon promises and predicting further diplomatic strain as Northern Mexico devolves into anarchy. The piece also covers U.S. domestic reactions, including Washington’s fragile stance and mounting pressure on policy.
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FL Paso
Tex
Carranea
Mexico
Pershing
Obregon
Scott
Carranza
Russians Gain Near Diarbekr as Forces Press West
Russian forces report near Diarbekr and a western push against a Turkish detachment, with captured artillery and envoys. Moscow notes two-pronged advance after Trebizond and Erzerum, while Turks face potential traps between Russian and Persian pressures. London dispatches link the action to the Baghdad rail corridor and the broader Mesopotamian front.
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Diarbekr
Bagdad
Kuteel-Amara
Persia
George Gorringe
Erzerum
Mesopotamia
Grand Duke
Kermanshah
Trebizond
Black Sea
Torday
Countess Markievicz Surrenders Rebels After Staged Kiss
Countess Markievicz led a force of 120 Rebels who surrendered on Saturday after hoisting a white flag. Dressed in green, she saluted the British commander, kissed her revolver, and handed over her cartridge bandolier before the rebels were marched to the castle under escort.
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Unin
Countess Arn
Welock
Germany Advances Clocks One Hour for Daylight Saving
Berlin May 2 The summer time became effective at midnight with clocks advanced one hour to conserve daylight. The change took effect without disruption to daily activities or rules being altered. The report notes no branch of activity was affected and there was no disturbance in Iran or elsewhere.
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Berlin
Iran
Twenty quakes strike San Jose during May Day festival
A series of twenty earthquakes rocked San Jose Costa Rica as residents crowded in the May Day celebrations. Many fled to plazas and streets fearing widespread destruction of churches schools and buildings amid the tremors.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
de le Twen
Eral
No Man Can Tamper with Honor or Integrity of U S
President Wilson warns against tampering with America's honor and integrity and urges readiness for potential war. He emphasizes that citizens born abroad will rally to support the flag and that any attack on national spirit will be met with immediate repudiation by a great nation.
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Mexico
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Howse
Carranziste
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Jones
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Wilson
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Dreath
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Ures
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Prussin
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Herr Wolf
Gustave
Preside Wilson
Roosevelt Welcomed by Crowd in Chicago Transit Station
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived from Chicago to a modest greeting at Grand Central Terminal. Cheers erupted as he appeared with Mrs. Derby and lent praise for preparedness, with observers noting a restrained reception despite strong public interest.
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Theodore Soosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Lake Shore Limited
Grand Central Terminal
Dr. and
Meg. Derby
Oyster Bay
Thompson seeks to remove marriage ban in New York
Frederick M. Thompson, a lawyer, obtained from Justice Bijur a modification of a 1911 divorce decree that previously barred him from remarrying. Thompson wants the record prohibition expunged instead of following others to New Jersey. An affidavit by Mrs Mildred Hawkins, a former neighbor and divorcee, praises his conduct and hints at his forthcoming marriage.
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Bijur
Maude Thompson
Chester Dale
Thompson
New Jersey
Mildred A. Hawking
Hawkins
Eighth Avenue
Gerard Ends Conference With Kaiser
Berlin dispatches report Ambassador Gerard plans to depart for Berlin with high level talks ending at headquarters. German response to the American note on submarine warfare awaited, and censorship limits public commentary. Leading German editors debate possible outcomes while stressing Germany’s dignity and the need for a lasting status.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Great Headquarters
Gerard
German Reply to Wilson Demands Near. Relief Ship Sunk
London May 1 The German reply to President Wilsons demands appears near after Ambassador Geraed visited Emperor William in Berlin and returned. The Amsterdam correspondent notes the decision by the Emperor and advisers while grain ships continue to sail, with a relief ship reportedly sunk.
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Geraed
William
Rew Rs
Amsterdam
Germany
Wilson
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