Allied and Russian front updates amid cabinet crisis in Europe
Dispatches from Trieste and Petrograd report evolving fronts as Austro German columns press on near the Vistula and Pilica while Russians retreat toward a new line. In London the cabinet crisis grows with Churchill and the Lords of the Admiralty at odds. Italy moves toward plenary powers. crowds in Rome hail Garibaldi d Annunzio as ministers plan reform. Italian socialists strike, disrupting transport as war mobilization tightens.
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Bukowica
Poland
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Czsok Pass
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Italy
Rome
Gloriaio Italia
Jes Aasina
Cabinet Council
Victor Emmanuel
Taly
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Turin
German American loyalty in crisis to Wilson policy
In Washington observers note German Americans back the administration in any outcome as war looms. Editor Hemuin Kidder of the New York State Zeitune defends German-Americans loyalty despite naval submarine disputes. Officials anticipate peaceful settlement but fear possible missteps in Berlin could spark broader conflict. Ambassadors and German officials push for conciliatory replies, while the S boats debate proceeds.
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Hemuin Kidder
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Uobury
Euals
United States
Germany
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Eifect
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van Tirpie
Bertin
Europe
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Eberlin
Foreign Office
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London
War Briefs From Front Lines Across Europe and Dardanelles
May 18 dispatches summarize a broad advance by Central Powers in Bakuwins with heavy casualties and a decisive Austrian push along the eastern front. Reports claim Russian retreat on the Polami frontier and renewed Dardanelles action involving allied fleets. Italy’s war policy remains undecided ahead of parliamentary debate. rumors of a Turkish plot and growing global tension accompany the volatile outlook.
New Portuguese Cabinet Formed After Chagas Shooting
A new Portuguese cabinet was definitively formed led by Jose Castro as finance minister and council president during Chagas illness. The group includes Quetrex as justice minister, Teixeira as foreign affairs, Pereira of cotas, Monteiro for public works, Costa for marine, and Lima for public instruction.
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Portugal
Finance
Convcil
Joan Charas
Jose Castro
Mi Finance
Barrox Quetrex
Justice
Paula Faice
Teixeira
Queiroz
Cotas
Jorge Pereira
Manuel
Monteiro
Marine — Fernandez
Costa
Matealnas Lima
Pastor Wins Libel Suit In Northwestern Case
Rev Leslie Morris won a libel verdict against F Keeler and Modern Woodmen leaders. Jury awarded Morris one dollar saying his reputation had been damaged by a salacious letter from headquarters attacking his role in the insurgent faction. Keeler and Merrie called it a victory and not likely to appeal.
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Merrie
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Warning Against Submarine Attack Near Lusitania Sinking
A damaged report from Reston Mass describes warnings issued to captains of steamers including Lusitania and City of Exeter about a potential submarine attack during the Lusitania sinking. The Narra ance intercepted a torpedo miss by a few feet, prompting further caution.
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Tuscania Arrives Safely From War Zone With No Submarines Seen
The Anchor line steamer Tuscania reached New York from Glasgow and Liverpool reporting an uneventful voyage through the war zone around the British Isles. Officers said no submarines or mines were sighted during the trip.
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Associated Press
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Tuscania
Glasgow
Liverpool
British Isles
Fleet of battleships sails for maneuvers as Wilson reviews
The vast Atlantic fleet led by the Wyoming steamed from New York harbor with President Wilson aboard the Mayflower. Tens of thousands watched the parade while the president studied the submarines and naval craft, salutes roaring across the harbor and the nation’s anthem playing as ships passed.
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Citizens’ Committee
Atlantic
Washington
Sage Bey Fletcher
Daniels
Lane
Roosevelt
Tumulty
Berry
Margaret Wilton
George Howe
Walworth Bank Robbed by Night Fare Escape
Burglars opened the Walworth State bank vault in Walworth Wisconsin and escaped with 1068 dollars in gas and currency. No arrests reported. Special to The Northwestern from Janesville dated May 18.
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DeMarn
Janesville
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Walworth
Plaintiff rests case in Northwestern libel trial at Stevens Point
The plaintiff in The Northwestern libel suit rests his case in circuit court at Stevens Point Wisconsin. The defendant's testimony is now being introduced as the trial proceeds.
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Merchants Postpone Automobile Trip to Nearby Towns
Bad roads and cold weather forced the Ashkosh Merchants and Manufacturers association to postpone a planned 8 AM auto trip to Winneconne Fremont and nearby towns. A dozen men gathered, others discussed by phone, and a new date remains undecided with proposals for Friday Wednesday or Thursday next week.
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Ea Ace
Unida
Ashkosh Merchanta and Manufacturers’ Association
Winnecenne
Fremont
Guer
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Fgur
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Apex
Funeral for West Wa. Drosaed ends in religious services
Wide attendance marked the funeral of West Wa. Drosaed, a student at the Normal School, with prayers at Christ Episcopal chapel and a service at the Methodist church. Delegations from the faculty, senior class, and student body attended, and Bishop Weller accepted him as a candidate for Episcopal priesthood.
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Jackson Street
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Father Kiev
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A. H. Keath
Berlin Dispatch Flags Delayed U S Reply in Wave of Notes
Berlin reports May 18 notes from the German foreign office indicate the imperial government will take time to answer, citing complex cross-department consultations and potential reprisals beyond usual warfare. Washington reports Ambassador Gerard has received noncommittal instructions and the State Department awaits a reply on safe conduct for Bernhard Dernberg and potential representations to Britain.
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Great Britain
Fighters Suspended by NY State Athletic Commission
The New York state athletic commission suspended two fighters for thirty days for failing to engage as scheduled. The bout halted in the eighth round by referee Billy Reche on Wednesday night after the contestants did not press.
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George Chip
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Billy Reche
Frosty Weather Delays Winter City Events
Weather blurbs report frost and heavy fronts causing postponements around the city. Readers should note a significant delay in Wednesday events as wind and cold threaten outdoor activities.
Dr Bernhard Dernburg to Leave United States Amid War Tensions
Dr Bernhard Dernburg the so called unofficial spokesman for Emperor William plans to depart the United States under pressure from Washington officials. Officials cite displeasure with his speeches supporting Germany and argue his remarks could sway German sentiment against the U S government. It is believed he may head to Cuba or South America, with timing not announced.
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United States
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South America
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Barnes Quizzed as 10 Printing for State
In Syracuse May authorities questioned Barn es about the 1912 state printing contract and his links to the Lyon and McCarthy bids. He disclosed stock in the Lyon firm and an $11 000 interest in the contract later repaid, with testimony detailing payments, transfers, and cross dealings with Attorney General Davies and Col Roosevelt.
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Edad ‘Tan
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Ambiguous Riggs Case Arguments Reported
Fragmentary wire service text from Waianae dated May 18 reports alleged arguments in the Riggs case involving state and federal actors. court action centers on bank conspiracies and government counsel motions. text is garbled and lacks clear names or outcomes.
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Wampire Slams
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Arseston
Weather forecast for the week shows fair, cooler spell
The weekly outlook notes generally fair conditions with cooler temperatures likely midweek through Thursday. The forecast signals a gradual warming trend afterward, with light winds and no major precipitation expected.
Much Rain at Madison Ties Northwestern Sire
Madison Wisconsin reports heavy rain with thawing temperatures and no frost in the morning. Weather officials warn frost possible tonight if skies clear.
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Ix Sul
Cedon
Elevator burns in Minneapolis warehouse blaze
Fire swept the Sheffield elevator at Garfield avenue and Twenty ninth Street in Minneapolis destroying the grain-filled building. Estimated loss runs to 140000 dollars. A number of families were forced from their homes but all escaped unharmed.
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