German reply on submarine warfare awaited in Washington
Washington reports Germany prepared to suspend U boat warfare if American ships or lives are affected. Ambassador Gerard awaits the German note as tensions ease after the Lusitania sinking. May 29 dispatches indicate Nebraskan torpedoed. England and London react to rumors of the German position.
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Wilson
Festthan
Kaiser
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Amebassador Gerata
Lusitania
Sgtra
Wi . D.C
State Department
John H. Towers
Sidon
Berlin
London
Germany
Lomion
United States
England
Wietiagtn
D.C
Scorpion
Constantinople
Amibacamior Morgemthas
Guraam
Acer
Eeremeers -Gulflight
Cuthing Amt Joffet
Warhius
Gennan Mirasty
Ameri Ian Hives
Gerard
Washington
Bertin
Gov
Bryan
Italy
Copenhagen
Foreign Office
Admiral Behneke
Admiralty Staff
Count von Bernstorff
World War I Daily News Roundup
Amid wartime reports from Gallipoli to Galicia, lines hold and retreating forces shift. German submarine tensions rise as Britain and the United States brace for moves on Lusitania related actions. Berlin awaits a German note details while American officials seek clarity.
Patterson briefs filed in behalf of National Cash Register officers
Briefs filed in the U S Supreme Court argue that the Sherman act makes the federal circuit court final in Patterson et al v United States. The National Cash Register officers contend the proper action is remand for a new trial in the district court after reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phese Sre Fe
National Cash Register Heads
Associated Press
Washington, D
Supreme Court
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Department of Justice
Federal District Court
Ohio
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Federal Circuit Court
Bucknam Pasha Dies After Illness in Constantinople
Constantinople May 25 Buckwarm Pasha an American citizen and former rear admiral in the Turkish navy died on May 27 after several weeks of illness. He leaves a widow who is now in the Turkish capital.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Buckwarm Pasha
Vanderbilt Estate Left In Trust For Infants Sons
The bulk of Alfred G. Vanderbilt estate probated in New York is left to his infant sons Alfred G. II and George through a trust from a 1913 will. The fund totals about 8 million for the eldest son with other legatees including siblings, uncles, and loyal servants receiving smaller shares.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Lusitania
Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Jr
George
Vanderbilt
Willams H. Vanderoult
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Newperth
Cor- Vanderbil
Congress
Cornelius Vanderbilt
London
William H. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
R. 1
Mr. Vanderbilt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Frederick M. Davies
Henry B. Anderson
Frederick L. Merriam
J Charles E. Crocker
I Howard Lockwood
Sagemore Lodge
Camp Killkare
Gloucester House
Margaret Emerson Vanderbbilt
Alfred
New York City
Reginald Vc. Vanderbilt
Frederick M.davies
William H
Cornelius Vanderbpn
Uwo
Yale
Japan
Cornelius
Newport
Elsie French
Francis Ormonde French
Smith Henrns McKin
Isaac Eemerson
Baltimore
Ton
Brighton Road
Zeppelin Raid Report From Swiss Weather Flight
A telegram from Geneva notes a German Zeppelins airship raid on England via Helgoland. A sea incident left one airship damaged and plunging into water. the fate of the crew is unconfirmed. The new airship type is described as a Zoraelic model to be completed and sent from Friedrichshafen.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Zeppeiiy
Thend
England
Helgoland
Friedrich
Two-Cent Fare Enjoined By Federal Court Action
Temporary injunctions restrain the Arkansas railway commission from enacting a new two cents per mile passenger rate on lines over eighty five miles and three cents on shorter routes. The order covers the St Louis Southwestern Railway and several affiliates including the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern, Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, Pine Bluff Arkansas River, and the Whelen & Ouachita Valley.
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Associates Press
St. Paul
Minn
Arkansas Railway Commission
United States District Court
The
Louis Southwestern Railway Company
St. Lona, Iron Mountain & Southern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pactic
Pine Bluff, Arkansas River Railway
Wreen & Ouachita Valley Partway Companies
British ship Ethiope sunk by submarine near Falmouth
The Ethiope bound for East African ports was torpedoed by a German submarine off the English coast. Twenty four crew members were in boats, with five minutes to abandon ship before she sank in five minutes. several crew were saved, others unaccounted.
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Agsovlate Press
Liverpuss
Lempster Me Shearer
Ethiope
Kutl
Liverpool
Hull
Engad
Falmouth
Ure
Subermarine
Thieppe
Fred
Bressel
Amer Tater
France Honors Americans For War Aid At Paris Tributes
Officials and citizens in Paris jointly paid tribute to American generosity in World War I. wreaths were laid at monuments including Washington Square and the Sorbonne heard addresses by French and American figures. An album of drawings by French artists was presented to Ambassador W Sharp as a symbol of gratitude.
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wBy
Presa
Paris
France
Republic
Bea
Up Suntes
Washington
Place Dena
Alot
Leon Bannat
Institute of 1 Pran
Gabriel Manutank
Literary
Fix 1 Academy
Academe, Ar
United States
Sorbonne
W. Sharp
Foipeare
Catinel Ane
Offic. Ar
Special verdict on damages in child injury case
A court returns a special verdict noting the plaintiff sought 33.00 in damages for injuries from a fight near Uchomowiic Net Lae Care. It finds the defendant did not use ordinary care and that the father was not harmed by the child’s death.
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Noriowest
Germans Sink Four Ships in War Zone
Tax Commission Bill and Elks preparations headline the page. An arrest of a magazine agent and a note on Dr. B Gudden center orbit are listed. A United States neutrality item appears with no clear detail.
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Whixtern
Tax Commission
Elks
Sariety
Recovery Postponed for Submarine Disaster Victims
Acting Secretary Roosevelt ordered Rear Admiral Moore in Honolulu to continue the search for the crew of the F-4 submarine lost on March 25. The navy seeks the cause of the disaster and to recover bodies, with the vessel still in forty eight feet of water and efforts ongoing.
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Germany
Washington
DD. C
Roosevelt
Moore
Honolulu
Panchagua
Minnewil
Cines
Navy Department
President to Urge Peace For Mexicans
President Wilson plans a forthcoming statement on the Mexican situation. It outlines conditions, warns leaders, and signals possible U S action if necessary. Red Cross relief efforts are described, with letters sent to governors and prominent parties seeking cooperation.
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Associated Press
Washington
D'resi
Dea
Wilson
United States
Ronside
RED Cross
Mexico
Red Crewe
Freight Steamer Mackinaw Fire Reported Near Point Sentara
Aid reached the burning freighter Mackinaw early today near Point Sentara fifteen miles south of here. Harvard and Klamath reported in sight. power failed and the vessel drifted in a seventy mile gale. Nine of the crew of forty were rescued. nine others remained missing as the Mackinaw drifted south. Coast guard cutter Arnoine and Bever assisted. Met Cullouch sent to aid.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Mackinaw
Point Sentara
Harvard
Klamath
Wey
Point Keyes
Coast Guard
Cullouch
Monument to Maine Heroes Unveiled at Dame University
A tribute to Maine’s war dead is marked by a Navy unveiling at Dame University in Brownsea, Indiana. The ceremony includes a banquet hosted by the South Bend Press Club with guests including Congressmen from Rochester and Hamilton, plus other local officials.
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South Bend
Lnd. M
Navy
Dame Univer
Brownsea
Ilingtem
Wre
Iin
Developmenm
Dunit
Search Bend Press
Rochester
Ind
Hamilton
Niles
Staten
Results at Camp Randall Interscholastic Meet
Special report from Camp Randall shows Milwaukee area athletes leading events at the Wisconsin interscholastic meet. Highlights include top finishes by Milwaukee entrants in the 440 yard dash and pole vault, with notable times and heights, and Chippewa Falls athletes placing in sprint events.
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Camp Randall
Mare
Milwaukee Narch
Andrews
Koh
Ossie
Eau Claire
Millwaukee South
Filter
Bret
Semiery
Miller
Kuehn
Sivyer
Schmidt
Milwaukeo
Croup
Wankee
Ray
Milwaukee
East
Sander
West
Cassis Chippewa Falls
Richmond
Tixon
Chippewa Falls
Rivers San Battle Site Feeds Tentons Victory Claim
The River San area is cited as a battle site for advancing forces with reports of hostilities ongoing along the front in Galicia. Italian and Austrian movements are described with bombardments and troop advances toward Przemyśl and Gradisca as Allied and Central powers push along multiple fronts.
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London
San
Galicia
Sieniawa
Przemyal
Petrograd
Viennia
Caucasus
Vanim Turkieh
Armenia
Ara
Ja Bassee
Leps-Arras
Incure
Arras
Angres
Berlin
Athens
Reuter
Ocompany
Dardanelles
Syria
Sefiai
Puliaria
Gradisca
Trieste
Counttry
Lemberg
Vistula
Carpathians
Syenawa
Przemysl
Fortresa Stee i
Marty
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Maly
Eraree Tees
Tréiesie
Ine
lonBems
Gallipoli
Heesiam Sry
Ube San
al Siemawe
Vienna
Patterson Briefs
Bucknam Pasha
A. G. Vanderbilt
Sill OF
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Prirate
Misor Sons
Snell
Zeppelin
Et St. Patl
SONE
Shiore Belles
Avai
Vomerated Press
Eugenia Kelly
Yorkville Court
Helen M. Kelly
Eugenia
Broaderay
Maine
Daniels
Umsvecils Shalt
South Bend, Ind
Winenasia—Cinedy
Orebeldy
Fermufic
Western Field
Associated Presa Rowe
Atsteo-Ceredam Advanca
Preemysl
Twilay
War Office
Sys
Lavistars
Stomer
Malles
Calais
Rhodes
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Esa
Gulf of Hos
Turkey
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