Germany Eyes War With US and Ships for Nippon
Constance Drexel reports from Berlin on German sentiment toward the United States and possible entry into the war. Germans fear British alliance and foresee U.S. munitions support for Japan as a path to global conflict. The Lusitania sinking is praised as a naval feat but does not spark anti-American anger among the people.
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Constance Drexel
the Hague
Mies Coustance Drevel
Germany
Jen
America
England
Fiermasy
Ava
Ametice
Ameren
Alps
Lusitania
Seat Navy
Arenea
Woson
Berlin
Morizg
Mary
Gover Shett
Kaiser
Kaiser Bars Aid of U S Diplomats
Rome May 20 Prince Von Buelow German Ambassador asserts that in war Austria should not entrust her interests in Italy to the United States but to Spain Germany objects to U S mediation in Italian affairs and seeks Spanish handling of Austrian interests in Italy.
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Rome
Prince von Buelow
Austria
Italy
United States
Spain
Germany
Baron Sonnino
Switzerland
Victor Emmanuel I
Cavour
Garibaldi
Mazini
Crown Prince and Wife May Part Report From Paris
Paris dispatch reports the German Crown Prince and his wife near breaking apart with plans to part in Berlin. The Crown Princess, Duchess Cecilie of Mecklenburg, has her mother Grand Duchess astazin's support. They have four sons, the eldest nine.
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Paris
le Journal Des Qobate
Berlin
Cecilie
Mecklenburghweri
Astazin
Niche
Dunlaps Release Smuggled Gems in Compromise Deal
Mrs. Lavender B Dunlap and her husband William A Dunlap agreed to pay the government 871,0143 and remove jewelry from the country to settle a smuggling case. The pair had hidden gems and furs linked to Europe trips from 1918, facing forfeiture and no criminal charges due to residency claims. The compromise avoided shipment of the goods, with some items already sent abroad as collateral.
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Lavender
Dunlap
Chicago
William A. Dunlap
Milionaire
Gove
Ie Dunlaps
Larope
England
London
Paria
Datitap
Garden City
Dunroy Sal
Treasury
McAdoo
New York
Mple
Treasury Department
Europe
H. D. Estabrook
Apocin
Moxico
Cuba
United States
Baseball Aid Sent To Canadian Troops In France
President Johnson sent a telegram to Mayor T Le Church of Toronto appealing for a large collection of baseball paraphernalia for Canadian soldiers in France. He noted that American League clubs and players will contribute balls bats gloves and protectors and asked whom to send the shipment to for delivery.
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France
Johnson
T. le Church
Toronto
Italy Declares War Support After Chamber Vote
The Chamber of Deputies approves a Salandra bill by 407 to 74 conferring all wartime powers to the government. Cheers rise in Rome as Italy moves toward hostilities with Austria. guards surround the Austrian Embassy and Parliament.
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Rome
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Salandra
Austria
Italy
Berlin
Signor Salandra
Adriatic
Placea di Monte Cittorio
Thore
Amercan
Thomas Nelson Page
New York
George B. McClellan
Teuton
Germany
Turkey
Page
M Rere
J. Bennell Rodd
de Gives
Salandea
Sonaine
Bremer Salendra
Army
War
Italia
Buelow
Senate
Coasi
Prince di Camporeale
Prince von Buslow
Allies Capture City in Narrows of Dardanelles
London May 20 Allied troops seized Maidos on the European side opposite the Nanw forts. Reports from Mytilene confirm destruction of Kilid Babe forts. French troops landed at Seddul Kahr and fight Turkish forces around Krithia. British debarkation at Gaba Tepe aims to encircle Turks. Chibaba fortifications attacked. Naval bombardments continue in the Gulf of Smyrna. A torpedo cat destroyed the Suipi Malucc barracks telegraph station.
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London
Maidos
Dardanelles
Tenedos
Athens
Mytilene
Kilid Babe
Narrows
Negara
Gallipoli
Kilid Bakr
Seddul Kahr
Krithia
Havas
Mudros
Lemnon
Gaba Tepe
Agena Sea
Krithin
Chibaba
Maidox
Kilid Bahr
Keith
Gal Sula
Resistance Weakens in the Dardanelles and Turkish Casualties
Report from Imbrox via Dedeagateh and London notes three weeks of Dardanelles operations show marked material progress. Eyewitness vantage suggests a fleet of transports at the entrance to the arena with warships, indicating shifting momentum as Turkish resistance dwindles.
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Imbrox
Dedeagateh
London
Tardanelles
The
Atena
Rockefeller Jr Under Fire At Colorado Strike Hearing
Rockefeller Jr faced sharp questions from chairman Walsh at the Industrial Relations Commission session in Washington. Walsh pressed on the Rockefellers role and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company’s handling of the miners strike while Rockefeller remained calm and answered steadily. The exchange centered on a December 26, 1913 letter to C F I executive L M Bowers and a note of the father’s interest in the events.
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Washington
Rockefeller, Jr
Industrial Relations Commission
Walsh
Colorado
Ike Kitwation
Tr. Walgh
Rockefellers
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Mrs Pankhurst Calls for Enlistment in War Service
In London May speech Emmeline Pankhurst urges mobilization of women for national service. Mrs Derkhurst backs women enlisting to support men at war, arguing peril requires changing past cautions and obedience to orders in national service.
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London
Nupe
Emmeline Parkhurst
St Hull
President Wilson Praises Atlantic Fleet
President Wilson praised the Atlantic Fleet after reviewing it in New York this week. He cited Admiral Dewey on a stronger, more efficient navy and urged continued strengthening and equipment. The statement was wireless sent from the battleship Wyoming off the New England coast.
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Washington
Wilson
Atlantic
New York
Eurly
Waite
Admiral Fletcher
Wyoming
New England
Italy's Entry May Shape Kaiser Reply In War
Washington May 20 Italy's action entering the European war is believed to influence Germany's reply to President Wilson's note. Italy's move stands to soften U S resolve and heighten German considerations for concessions to retain U S friendship, with no clear indication yet of Germany's exact stance. Contd from page 1, column 7.
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Washington
Italy
Piece von Bulow
Wilson
Germany
Teutonic
United States
Geremany
Taly
Con Het
United
Seventeen German submarines lost since February 18
Dispatch from Copenhagen notes a German naval claim that seventeen submarines have been lost since the start of the English blockade on February 18. The British trawler Chrysolite sank south of Kinmardy's Head in the North Sea yesterday. its crew were rescued at Peterhead, Scotland. Swedish steamship services between Stockholm Norrkoping London and Hull suspend due to Baltic disruption by German warships.
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London
Copenhagen
England
Kinpaird’s Head
North Sea
Peterhead
Scotland
Stockholm
Norrkoping
Hull
Baltic Sea
German Torpedo Sinks French Ship Near Dartmouth
London May 21 trawler St Juat of Arcachon was torpedoed and smashed to pieces near Dartmouth yesterday afternoon. Thirteen of her crew were drowned, with only one survivor providing that no warning was given before the torpedoing. Also notes summer resorts and Chesapeake & Ohio Railway advertising.
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St. Juat
Arcachon
Dartmouth
Aye
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