Probe Allegations Tie Ballot Fraud to Political Plot
A sprawling charge list alleges a conspiracy to manipulate elections across Marhatian, with names such as Michel Gaimati and Tom Foles cited. The document claims witnesses were coerced and perjury secured to topple opponents, implicating officials and a Tammany-linked machine, and notes a $5,000 reward in searches for missing figures.
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Tavenor Whiten
Dintetet
Muree
Michel Gaimati
Rofrano
Scent
Rofreno Mes
Sete
Tom Foles
Teks
Werner
Big Torfae
Leas Fe Merders
Michaelasus
Foley
Eres
Rofrana
Tangle Tech
Gri
Iebate
Tammany
Gace
Charles Jacy
Rodrone Eps
Srast Prdeeesece
Doom
Ge Whitman
Sim
Swann
Dual Rule Triggers Resignation of Petrograd Garrison Chief
General Korniloff, commander of the Petrograd garrison, resigns citing impossible balancing of opposing organizations. He says others must bear the responsibility. He plans to head to the front to command an army amid orders to present all Korniloff edicts for EC indorsement.
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Petrograd
Korniloff
Council of Soldiers
Workmen's
Ordre
Libau
Kronstadt
Tsarskov-Selo
Krasno-Selo
Peterhof
Executiv Committee
Thomas Pleads With Russian Council on War Aims
Petrograd May 1 M Thomas French Minister of Munitions told the executive committee of the Council of Workmen and Soldiers Delegates that France aims to defeat Germany to realize democratic ideals. He warned against new German intrigue and called for all socialist nations to clearly formulate common principles while maintaining allied commitments.
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Petrograd
Asport
Thomas
Council of Workmen's and Soldiers
France
Rusein
Hastia
M. Thomas
United States
Russia
Western Socialiate
Germany
Montany
Russian Committee Seeks Peace Toward German-Russian Accord
Petrograd report says Te Council of Workmen and Soldiers’ Delegates opposed to peace believes the war could end by an agreement between German and Russian democracies. Skobelev, executive committee member, stated the committee proposes further action.
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Skobelev
Te Council of Workmen's and Soldiers
Reuter
Petrograd
European Proletariat May Be On Eve of Rising to End War
Stockholm May 12. Europe faces a new socialist crossroads as an international conference in Stockholm gathers to seek peace and a revived Internationale. Russian and German socialist strength shapes the crisis. strikes and unrest spread, while French and British labor movements test alliances and aims amid a widening European labor crisis.
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Skobelem
Stockholm
Petrograd
Freretelli
Council of Workments and Soldiers
Mensheviks
de von Bethmann-Sollweg
Tong
William
Tinespeaker
Central Europe
Itussia
Europe
Russia
Connetl Kl
England
Great Britain
United States
Ireland
Persia
France
Coar
Spain
Scandinavia
Great Fire Sweeps U-Boat Base at Wilhelmshaven
A seven hour blaze destroyed the imperial submarine building department at Wilhelmshaven, a major German naval base on the North Sea. The district was closed to the public as damage spread through the wharves, drydocks, and floating docks used for torpedo boats and U boats.
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Wilhelmshaven
Antdam
Imperial
North Sea
Empire
Hanover
Jahde Bay
British Hold Roeux and Bullecourt in Whirl of Offensives
British forces pressed their advances along the Scarpe and at Roeux, capturing parts of Roeux, western Bullecourt, and surrounding areas as German counterattacks persisted. French and Italian actions reported artillery durings while Verdun and Champagne fronts saw renewed bombardment and limited gains.
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Roeux
Ost
Bullecourt
Craonne
Champagne
London
Anse
Hindenburg
Koeax
Scarpe
Builecourt
Haig
Imperial Guard
Herlin
Oppy Park
Monchy
Ming
St. Quentin
le Verguier
Maisons de Champagne
New Verdun
Erlin
Chembies-Dames
Tahure
Official statements and war news on Page Five
Page five carries official statements and war news, detailing government communiqués, allied deployments, casualty figures, and strategic updates. It highlights diplomatic notes, battlefield developments, and administrative responses to ongoing conflicts.
Roosevelt's Volunteer Army Plans Face Presidential Decision
Washington May 13 reports discuss President Roosevelt shaping the volunteer army concept as Congress revises the draft bill. Advisory officials critique disorder in wartime preparations, urging executive control over transport, munition and food but fearing a half-measure if only planners gain power.
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Brean Washington
Roosevelt
France
Senate
House
Dent
Mouse
Allan Seeger Poet Wounded Ends His Life
Allan Seeger the young American poet wounded in a charge of the Foreign Legion in France killed himself after suffering from shell wounds. A letter from Charles Kerwood Bryn Mawr says Seeger died to end his agony near Belloy en Santerre. Seeger had been with the Foreign Legion since the war’s early days and a volume of his works appeared recently.
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Philadelphia
Allan Seeger
Foreign Legion
France
Charles Kerwood
Bryn Mawr
Lafayette Corps
Legion
Seeger
Thia
Belloy-en-Santerre
Kerwood
Kaiser Summons His American Dentist to Front
Copenhagen May 13 The German ruler dispatches for an American dentist Arthur Newton Day of Piqua Ohio to attend at Great Headquarters this week for needed repairs to the imperial teeth. The war toll on morale is joked as tooth ache respects no borders amid royal officials who have sought dental care to be ready for possible departure of American dentists.
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James Knox
Salvatore Jamey Knox
Repu
Septin
Curica
Wit- Se Woo
Zaraca
Orward
Weat
Xwann
Bee
Rex
Stoftano
Miirane Sv
Shipping Board
Copenhagen
Tvevor William
United States
Arthur Newton Day
Piqua
Ohio
Germany
Erisia
Reichstag May Not Get Terms of Peace
Copenhagen reports the German government will submit only a declaration that a peace terms definition is not opportune. Rumor says Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg may not read the declaration aloud, entrusting Vice Chancellor Zimmermann to sidestep conservatives and socialists amid Russia’s disintegration and internal party strife.
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Austria-Hungary
Count Ceeruin
Stockholm
France
Social
Flng
Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin
von Hethmann-Hollweg
Imperi
Alfred Zimmermann
Socialis
Russia
Balfour Talks War With Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
A J Malfour discussed the war with Theodore Roosevelt for over three hours at Oyster Bay during an informal dinner hosted by Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt. Attending were Ian Malcolm M P and Quentin Roosevelt in Army uniform, with the topic centering on possible French campaign and allied strategy.
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Balfour
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
A. J. Malfour
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagemore
Mr. Balfour
Ian Malcolm
M. P
Mr Balfour
Mr. Malcolm
Malcolm
Parliament
Meg Balfour
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Wen
Gen. Korniloff
Council
Hlohensollerns
Bethmann-Hollweg
Radicala
Inber
Scheidemann
Kaiser
Radicale
Haase
Ledebour
Austria
Wilson
Atill
Douai
Nous
Arta Monchy
Gavrelle
Greenland St
C. W. Gilbert
Ashington
Washington
Council of National Defence
Advisory Commission
White House
Baker
Daniels and Redfield
Willard
Hoover
Scott
Munitions Board
Jiny
Chone
Denman
Hint
Ail
Erie Canal
Congress
Genera
Mr. Dent
Clark
Br. Dent
T. R
Hollweg
Vienna
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Rethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
Great Headquarters
Middle Road
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Chandlor
Charles
Zita
Count Czernin
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