Italian King Fails To Make Premier Stay In War Protests
In Rome crowds press for war as mobs assault the Chamber of Deputies. King Victor Emmanuel entrusts Giuseppe Marcora to form a new cabinet after Premier Salandra resigns. Demonstrations erupt nationwide with shops closed and German business houses attacked. troops guard the streets as politics shift toward Salandra’s replacement and potential nationwide unrest.
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Single Torpedo Sank Lusitania
Berlin reports that a submarine torpedoed the Cunard steamer Lusitania off the southeast coast of Ireland at 3:10 PM Central European time. The ship listed to starboard and began sinking after a second, powerful explosion believed to be from ammunition igniting aboard.
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Lusitania Victims Arrive in Queenstown With 28 Bodies
Torpedo boat brings twelve Lusitania victims to Queenstown while a tug carries sixteen more. Identifications include A L Hopkins Newport News Shipbuilding president and several passengers and crew members. The American Consul handles a body believed to be Mrs Annie S Taylor of Dorchester Massachusetts. Embalming planned for Mrs J M Young of Hamilton Ontario.
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Navy orders first dirigible for trial use with hull eight crew
Washington May 14 Secretary of the Navy Daniels approved a contract with the Connecticut Aircraft Company New Haven for a U S dirigible to be owned by the Navy The craft designed to carry eight aboard will be 170 feet long 48 feet high with 119000 cubic feet gas and a speed of 22 mph The project aims to start training this summer and marks a step in naval air development
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No Word From Cunarder on Transylvania Near War Zone
The Canara Line said no word from Steamship Transylvania which may be near or in the war zone. She is expected to reach Liverpool late Sunday night or Monday morning, movements guarded by owners and the Admiralty. Weather and Admiralty orders will guide her until decked, with expectant escort by destroyers sixty miles out.
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Jersey Bluffs Van Norden Stage Murder Looted Bank
A Hoboken area tale unfolds with a fatal cliffside gun battle linked to a taxicab escape and a later legal fight over Warner Van Norden's estate. Executives accuse Warner M. Van Norden of large misappropriations to cover sprawling losses, while the Weehawken scene details a dramatic pursuit.
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Kaiser to Delay but Avoid War Says German View
Local Germans in the U.S. predict Berlin will reply to the U.S. note on the Lusitania incident with a suave parley. They say Germany desires Washington goodwill to keep its diplomatic service and protect its interests abroad. Many Germans oppose submarine warfare. some think Wilson’s note was overreaching, while others trust diplomacy will prevail.
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A Splendid Record In May Advertising Rise
The Tribune reports over 30,000 more lines of advertising in the first fifteen days of May than in the same period in 1914. Contracts in hand promise a larger gain for the rest of the month. The Money Back Guarantee boosts advertiser confidence as readers trust ads and deliver results. Are you getting your share?
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The Tribune First to Last the Truth News Editorial
The Tribune covers city affairs with austere prose and urgent tone, reporting on political moves, public notices, and local developments. It emphasizes investigative angles and community impact while tying editorials to current events and civic debate.
Wilson to seek recall of Bernstorff as war warns rise
In Washington May 14 President Wilson will ask for the recall of Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador. The recall follows his embassy note criticizing U S newspapers and warning travelers in the war zone. Wilson will tolerate him for now to avoid further tension.
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President confident Germany will yield war unlikely this week
Washington notes a pause in tensions as President Wilson travels and diplomats anticipate Germany granting reparations. The note to Germany was delayed in transit, likely delaying presentation to Berlin. Officials say inaction by military departments aligns with pacific expectations, while ammunitions production would surge if war loomed.
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