British Commander Evans to Aid U S Navy in War News
Evans of Ilentroyer joins American squadron offering practical advice on strategy and submarine warfare. The Broke, under Evans, defeated six German destroyers off Dover, rammed and repelled attackers, later torpedoing another foe before sinking. Evans, former Scott Antarctic commander, earned the Order of the Bath and lectured in the United States before returning to active service.
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Three Members of Confederate Memorial Commission Appointed
Three members of the Confederate Memorial commission created by the Sixth legislature were appointed to serve Governor William H. Durant as chairman. Appointees include K O Coleman of McAlester and J C McCombs of Sallisaw. The body will locate burial places of Confederate dead, assess land title costs, fencing and marking graves, and report to the Seventh legislature with a $1500 appropriation for expenses.
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Astor Wins Suit for 29000 Pounds
London May 1 The action brought by Charles Trenton against Major Watdort Astor MP and son of Lord Astor was dismissed. The court ruled the agency supplying government advertisements was not a government contractor, ending the case over alleged payments for ads in the Sunday newspaper.
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French May Consider Diplomatic Reform in Europe
Paris May 1 The government is weighing reorganization of the French diplomatic center across several European capitals to enable high political figures to act with improved efficiency and boldness in shaping foreign policy amid ongoing celebrity-driven debates.
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South American country trails Guatemala lead
Washington May 18 Hondurti ng severed dilamate relations with frGermany following the lead of Guatemala.
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Secret Pact of Kaiser and Slav Emperor Rumored in 1905 Conspiracy
Paris dispatch reports a claimed secret pact between Kaiser Wilhelm II and a Slav emperor, allegedly revealed by Count Witte in 1905 during Portsmouth peace talks with Russia and Japan. The tale suggests German bankers backed the move for economic leverage, with Witte threatening to refuse countersignature if the czar’s treaty moved forward.
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Secretary Wilson Has Sons for Army
Secretary William H. Wilson of labor states two of his sons will serve in the army. Joseph Wilton reports to Fort Myer for the Officers Reserve Corps training camp and Paine Wilton joins Troop A, DC Cavalry, awaiting orders.
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Fair Weather for Tonight and Saturday Forecast
Local forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Weak winds and dry skies are expected with no significant precipitation. Temperatures will be moderate, with comfortable overnight and daytime highs across the region.
Governor Urges Readiness as Draft Registration Near
Governor directs officers to be ready for work as registration under draft bill may start next week. Warnings emphasize sick and absent persons first. county registrars notified by telephone to prepare for full commitment and follow War Department directives on tentative registration rules and timing after the president's proclamation.
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Fire Lights North Country at Night
North country was alight again last night from new forest fires and old ones fanned by strong winds. Reports from Grand Rapids indicate several schools are in danger of destitution and a call has gone out for firefighters. In Mesaba officers buildings and a shop were damaged while nearby structures faced risk. amid Put and Chisheton fires threaten powder works and nearby homes as residents seek safety.
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German Raider Becomes U S Navy Cruiser
A former imperial German vessel, once a raider in the Atlantic, has joined the American fleet as the auxiliary cruiser USS Kalh formerly Prince Hitel Friedrich. After months of raiding, it sought refuge at Newport News Virginia to escape British warships.
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Neutrals May Be Put Upon Rations
The May 18 conference at the State Department discussed restricting exports to neutral countries Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland and Spain. The aim is to prevent goods reaching enemy territories and to conserve vital war materials for allied needs. Leaders present included Foreten Secretary Halour and Sec retary Lancing.
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Spain Angry Note to Germany Sparks Diplomatic Strain
A May 1 dispatch reports Spanish officials furious at Germany and planning an energetic diplomatic note. Authorities remained reserved on possible outcomes as tensions over recent events push Madrid to stern actions.
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Dates Set for Calling Guards into the Army
Washington May 18 All national guard organizations will be called into federal service between July 15 and August. Governors authorized to recruit to war strength. Assembly dates listed for states from New York to Nebraska on July 18 and continuing through August 1. Plans include converting guard units to U S Army status, with sixteen divisional cantonment camps in the southeast, south, and west. Movement dates depend on cantonment supply completion.
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Trade Boosters Tour Southwest Part of State
Excursionists visit western Oklahoma amid agricultural notes as the Oklahoma City trade boosters arrive in towns like Elorado and Altus. Reports highlight wheat yields, irrigated farms, and civic receptions with souvenir pens and welcome banners.
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Trade Boosters Tour
Red Cross Here Expects to Get 9900 Members
Miss Claire Prime of Toronto with three years Red Cross relief experience led a training session at the Chamber of Commerce on West Main Street. A wave of local women volunteered for sewing and knitting drives as six more sewing machines are readied for community use. A Clinton, Oklahoma representative visited the central chapter headquarters seeking guidance on opening a local Tuna chapter, with continuation noted on another page.
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Kerensky Slated for War Ministry
A. Kerensky, socialist former justice minister, is slated for the war ministry amid gloom about Russia's democracy. He advocates vigorous prosecution of the war and a strong national mobilization to sustain the conflict.
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Liberty Loan Proceeds to Banks Across Treasury
Washington May 18 Proceeds of the Wherry loan will be deposited in banks and trust companies named as depositories that forward subscriptions totaling about 100 million dollars. The government will receive only 2 percent interest and expects about 1 billion in this alliance. Secretary McAdoo asked banks to take large amounts of treasury certificates to balance payments due.
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Master Bakers Discuss War Bread in Chicago Meeting
In Chicago on May 1 the Master Bakers meet to discuss war bread. More than ten of the nation’s largest buyers attend the session at the American Master Bakers club as they consider urgent measures of vital importance to the baking industry. The gathering moves forward with planning amid war bread concerns.
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Rockingham's Men Reach New York
May 1 dispatch reports Rockingham crew and naval gunners aboard the American steamer Britt Shametiy reaching New York after a voyage that touched the Ith coast. The crew is credited with torpedoing and damaging enemy vessels during the May 1 engagement.
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Coalition Deal Near as Socialists Form New Ministry
Amid mixed signals from The Hague and Petrograd, a coalition cabinet is completed with six socialists included. Officials insist the arrangement aims to restore order and discipline in Russia, with deputies pledging support to curbarchy and guide a democratic transition.
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Reserve Bank Plans 200 Million Bond Offering
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced a plan to raise 200 million dollars through subscriptions for new certificates of indebtedness. The issue bears interest at a specified rate and matures on July 20, with a subscription period open as of May 18.
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