Loyal fiancée guides Dunn to appeal and prison move
Mrs Olivia Lakeland pledges bail and vows to stand by Bart Dunn as he begins a ten month highway graft sentence in Hinckwell. She frames his conviction as a frame and continues legal battle in Court of Appeals while expressing faith in him and planning to nurse him back to health.
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Wilson to Start for N Y Today
President Wilson, fatigued by constant work on notes to Germany, will leave Washington tomorrow for New York aboard the Mayflower to review the Atlantic fleet. He will be away until next Wednesday night or Thursday morning with Secretary Tumulty, Dr Cary T Gray son, naval aid, and several family members accompanying him. No stenographer will be onboard and only essential work will be done.
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Kaiser Denounces Germanys Allies at Front Visit
German officers captured at Jaslo in Galicia say Emperor William visited the Nu jetz front to address newly arrived German reservists. He reportedly stated that Germany fights its three powerful enemies largely alone and urged Austrian officers to submit to German command to secure victory.
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Three Americans Fatally Hurt by Yaqui Indians
Telegrams report near Esperanza south of Guaymas Yaqui Indians fatally wounded three Americans and wounded several others including women and children. Confirmed victims are John Wilsen W A Fay and William Stocker with J D Donovan missing as fighting continues near Nogales Sonora May 12 1900s era conflict details from American consul.
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Germans Look for Complete Victory Across War Toll
London dispatch reports Dutch business leaders in Amsterdam say Germany feels confident of final victory. Officials cite national unity and a 12,000,000 strong war effort, with plans to move into Italy if needed. Germany orders newspapers not to publish hostile Italy coverage.
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Goliath torpedoed as British ships suffer Dardanelles loss
London reports a British battle ship was torpedoed in the Dardanelles amid a grim crisis. Goliath, a pre dreadnought, sank with 500 believed dead, 180 saved, while allies press a renewed bombardment and Turkish forts face heavy fire. Britain confirms the vessel's loss and ongoing naval actions in the strait.
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Bosporus Forts Shelled by Russian Fleet Hit Goeben
Dispatches from Ondesea report the Turkish cruiser Sultan Selim previously Goeben badly damaged in a Bosporus engagement with the Russian Black Sea fleet. The Russians bombarded Nosporus forts as five battleships and escorts pressed the entrance. The Selim reportedly opened fire causing the Russian fleet to retreat toward Sebastopol. The leading battleship was said to be heavily damaged and the Russians allegedly sought shelter in a fortified harbor.
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Sharp Note to Germany Demands Obedience to High War Rules
The United States declares it will not tolerate any act that harms its interests or citizens. It argues submarines used to destroy commerce must respect fairness and humanity. It urges Germany to disavow harmful actions, make reparations, and prevent repeats of such violations.
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Germans Internment Threat Sparks London Crisis
London dispatch reports the British government will intern enemy aliens of military age and repatriate those over 17 to 50. Prominent figures disavowed German methods while police prepare arrests. editors warn of property losses as inquiries unfold.
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Diver Loughman Reaches San Francisco In Serious Condition
Gunner's Mate William F. Loughman, expert diver, was submerged four hours while probing for the wreck of the sunken submarine F.4. He arrived today on the transport Sheridan and was taken to Mare Island Navy Yard Hospital in serious condition. Hudson River Day Line starts up run 4 from Albany tomorrow.
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