Italy Declares War on Austria and Bans Public Meetings
Italy officially declares war on Austria. The foreign office issued the declaration and the government immediately issued a drastic decree forbidding all civil or religious public meetings across Italy.
Germany declares war on Italy as Austria alliance retaliates
Berlin announces a state of war exists between Germany and Italy following Italy's declaration of hostilities against Austria. Berlin orders diplomats to leave Rome and dispatches Zeppelins and Taubes with heavy artillery to the Adige valley to bombard Italian forts and guard Tyrolean passes.
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Italy Declares War Mobilizes 10,000 Enlistees
Gen Cadorna heads troops at Vicenza as Italy places the country under military control. A wartime decree suspends parcels post and tightens censorship. 10,000 volunteers enlist in hours as Austrians bombarded Ancona and Venice while border clashes begin.
Timeline of World War I Declarations and Alignments
A dated list detailing the sequence of declarations and hostilities starting July 1914. It records Austria declaring war on Serbia, Germany mobilizations and invasions, Belgium and Luxembourg actions, and subsequent engagements including Britain, Russia, France, Montenegro, Japan, Turkey, and Italy through May 1915.
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Italy braces as Austro German forces mass for Italy
Rome reports Austro German troops prepare to push through Alpine passes into Italy. Fortresses carved in rock with heavy artillery loom as obstacles. Russians struggle in the Carpathians. no early naval clashes expected as the Austrian fleet stays near Pola, with submarines and destroyers to attack Italian transports. Two German submarines moved to Pola weeks ago.
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King Victor Emmanuel to Front as Italian Troops Move
Rome May 24 reports say King Victor Emmanuel plans to leave for the front soon and establish headquarters near the battle line. Censorship blocks troop movements but large forces concentrate at strategic points as thousands pass through Trent and civilians are ordered indoors.
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Austrians Retire and Defend Trentino Frontier
Milan May 24 The Austrians are withdrawing from the Trentino border and taking a defensive posture. Dispatches received today report Shetakeve dynamited a score of positions and fortifications as part of the retreat.
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Italy Seizes All Interned Vessels
Rome May 24 eighty Austrian and German vessels valued at 20 million dollars seized by Italian government. The ships were interned in Italian ports and include some of the finest vessels of the German merchant marine. Six killed in blast Bordentown N J May 24 two men two women and two children died when a sand dredge exploded in the town.
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Mule Helps Deputies Reach Burglars at Renton Junction
Deputy Sheriff Billy Rogers says his 14 year old mule helped catch burglars who raided his home at Renton Junction Saturday night. The thieves took clothes, food, a gun, and more, leaving only handcuffs and some salt behind.
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Laborer A Mazsold Dies by Gas In Seattle Hotel Room
A Mazsold, 55, a laborer, ended his life by inhaling gas in his room at the Nord hotel 212 First Ave. He had stayed at the hotel about a month and had no known relatives in Seattle.
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Resignation of Dick Kinnear Shocks Park Board
Dick Kinnear has resigned from the park board, announcement noting he will travel in California and other places. Mayor Gill has not named a replacement yet, and the remaining board members must arrange for volunteer park events and light decorations at the golf links.
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Russian Warship Winteleimon Sunk with 1400 Men
Berlin May 24 The Overseas News Agency quoted a Bucharest dispatch saying the Russian armored warship Winteleimon was sunk in the Black sea with about 1,400 men lost.
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Mothers Invited to Nursing Lecture at Bon Marche
All mothers are invited to attend a lecture and demonstration on maternal nursing and baby care arranged by the Mothers Training School. The event takes place Tuesday at 3:30 PM on the Bon Marche sixth floor with trained nurses Miss G Harrington and Mr Edith Hickey demonstrating.
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Humphrey Announces Candidacy for Senate Nomination
Congressman William Humphrey announces he will seek the Republican nomination for senator in 1916. He addresses the Young Men's Republican club at the Butler hotel with Kahn of California and Fordney of Michigan in attendance. Poindexter to run as a progressive.
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FLY FLAG IN COURT FLY FLAG IN COURT
Court heard defamation allegations against Mrs Elien Raymond who allegedly mocked the American flag during a flag drill at Parental school. A large crowd of patriotic women from G A R D A R and allied groups attended as three witnesses testified. The defense secured a continuance to June 2.
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Shriners Grand Ball Expected Record Attendance
Ticket sales show the Shriners grand ball at the Hippo drome next Monday evening will set a attendance record with strong advance bookings and steady demand from local supporters.
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Jane Addams Visits Vienna on Peace Mission
Miss Jane Addams of Chicago travels to Vienna to present the Women's Congress peace resolutions to Austrian foreign minister Baron Burian. Berlin notes the peace worker’s conference as significant amid wartime tensions and expects no early peace.
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Emperor Franz Josef denounces Italy as perfidy in war
Vienna reports Emperor Franz Josef declares Italy’s declaration of war against Austria-Hungary as the greatest act of perfidy. He calls on forces for victory against the treacherous army, cites Italy’s betrayal after a 30 year alliance, and praises battle-tried troops while praying for divine protection.
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Germany Calls It Treachery on Italian Move
From the Galician front Kaiser Wilhelm sent a farewell message to Italian ambassador Signor Rollati expressing regret that Germany and Italy must sever relations. He asked Rollati to inform Victor Emmanuel of Germany's indignation over Italy's step. A wave of anger swept Germany as the press termed it Italian treachery.
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Italy Enters War Shaping U S Labor Market
Italy's declaration of war overshadows other international news and may delay Germany's reply to Wilson. The United States moves to extend neutrality to Italy as Italian reservists in the U S face call to colors, a factor expected to impact the labor market more than any prior war development.
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