Quarrel Not Sought Between Austria Hungary and U S
In Berlin Count Tisza, a leading figure after Emperor Franz Josef, says no quarrel with the United States if Washington stays cool. He notes the Ancona note must be settled by correspondence and mentions a new ambassador to Washington. He praises the emperor as awake early and active, and says Italy cannot advance while Austria-Hungary strengthens its defenses and holds its positions.
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United Press
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
United States
Washington
Count Tisza
Franz Josef
Buda Pest
Austria
Vienna
Dumba
Penfield
Foreign Office
America
Coffin
Budapest
Ford Is Sick as Norway Angles for Peace Narrative
In Christiana Henry Ford, claiming only a slight illness, remains bedridden and may be seriously ill. Norwegian public opinion shifts against Ford in 24 hours as papers debate his persona versus real efforts. Aftenposten accuses Madame Schwimmer of wiring from New York to create fake peace committees while Tidenatea calls Ford merely a charming personality, insufficient for Europe.
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Christiana
Henry Fora
Ford
Buti
Josh
Aftenposten
Madame Schwimmer
New York
Europe
Ford. the Tidenateg
Folster
Dr Anderson Improves Somewhat At Home
A slight improvement was noted today in the condition of Dr R. Anderson who is lying at the point of death at his home on West Broadway. The patient is conscious and there is a small hope for recovery as physicians monitor the case closely.
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Anderson
West Broadway
England Calls More Men To 4 Million Army
Prime Minister Asquith proposed a bill to raise 1,000,000 additional troops, bringing Britain's total army to about 4,000,000. Sir William Robertson recalled to lead the general staff. Sir J. Murray to command, with plans diverging on Gallipoli withdrawals.
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London
Asquith
William Robertson
France
J. Murray
Murray
Gallipoli
Lord Kitchiner
Monroe
Constantinople Claims Victory in Gallipoli Battle
Constantinople reports a great Turkish victory as British troops withdraw from Suvia Bay and Anzac regions of Gallipoli. The Turks began a general offensive, according to dispatches received today.
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Constantinople
Suvia Bay
Anzac
Gallipoli
Offen
Isietchon
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