Milan crowds rally as Rome cabinet crisis erupts
May 15 report from Rome via Paris says Signor Macora refused to form a new cabinet for King Emmanuel, signaling Salandra may remain in power. In Milan 50,000 protested as Salandra’s resignation faced sharp opposition with cries against Giolitti and the monarchy, and banners urging revolution.
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Rome
Paris
Signor Macora
Chamber of Deputies
Emmanuel
Salandra
Milan
William
Giolitti
Acis Joseph
Jeafleta
Gioletti
News From Rome Grips London Breathlessly
London readers fixate on Rome as Italy’s stance in the Triple Alliance crisis shifts. Britain watches for a potential cabinet shift while reports of German submarine actions and U S policy reverberate through anxious headlines. Dr Bernhard Dernberg plans to depart the United States amid diplomatic tensions over Lusitania remarks.
French Forces Advance North of Arras in Souchez Battle
Paris May 15 The French war office reports no change in the Arras sector since last evening. French troops have advanced five hundred yards toward Souchez amid violent artillery exchanges.
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Ag Aeeccinres Paneer
Paris
French War Office
Arras
Souchez
Display Window Adapts Beach Scene at Globe Store
A Globe department store window on West Main presents an attractive beach scene. A bathing girl sits on a shaded beach while children play in the sand. Women and children's suits are showcased, highlighting seasonable goods with up-to-date fashions.
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Globe Department
Notice to Baptists Meeting Tomorrow At First Baptist Church
The pastor of the First Baptist church desires to meet the adult members at 16 o'clock tomorrow morning at the church on a matter of importance. L. Gillis, ill at home on 522 Preston street for two weeks with lagrippe, is able to attend. Colleagues are glad to see him out.
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First Baptist Church
L. Gillis
Preston Street
Mr. Gillis
New York Declines To Discuss Washington Statement
Dr Dernberg, in New York on May 15, declines to discuss a Washington dispatch stating he would soon leave the country of his own accord. He remains secluded in his apartments and refuses to see newspaper men, replying only to a note with an enclosed copy of the dispatch.
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Wey Reboca de
Washington
Bernhard Dernberg
William
United States
Wilson
Dernberg
Lusitania
Dr. Dernberg
Cuba
South America
Germany
Dernaberg
Cleveland
New York
Hatfield and Long in Hot Exchanges
Charleston May 15 Governor H D Hatfield refused the March salary and returned the check to State Treasurer E L Long explaining he cannot accept funds not properly appropriated and will await payment from the proper fund. Long replied he will act by facts and circumstances and guidance of the attorney general when duties are unclear.
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Omy Agpedaran
Charleston
H. D. Hatfield
E. ©. Long
Long
Noruting
Deported Britons and French Returned to London
British and French nationals deported from Constantinople to Gallipoli have been brought back to London through U S Ambassador Morgenthau's efforts. The Turkish decree sent civilians to the Dardanelles amid shelling by the allied fleet.
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Constantinople
Gallipoli
United States
Morgenthau
Athens
Dardanelles
Turkey
Former Portuguese Premier Said Killed by Assassin
A dispatch from Madrid claims a former Portuguese premier, who also served as finance and justice minister, was assassinated by an anti clerical faction. He led reforms separating church and state and supported armed revolution. Reports describe Lisbon as volatile with rebels and police unable to control crowds.
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Ceratic
Portugal
London
Madrid
Lisbon
Costa
Santaren
Clombra
Custer Post Mees at Grand Army Meeting
Custer Post No. 3 of the Grand Army of the Republic held a meeting with Rev. GA Nootter of Bridgeport acting as commander. A dispatch from Madrid notes the grand encampment at Simie next Tuesday. Members from this city include W Renter Telegram Company, Lisbon visitors Morris Swarts Was Sear Kid and others.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Bridgeport
Madrid
Simie
W. Renter
Bey T
Ces Pere
Thin City
Lisbon
M_ Morris
Swarts
George Was- Sear
Joseph Kidd
Sayre resigns as Hotel Gore chief clerk to enter real estate
George B. Sayre chief clerk at the Hotel Gore since its founding has resigned to pursue real estate and insurance work with headquarters in Huntington He will be succeeded by John Moore former night clerk D H Hamrick remains night clerk Sayre plans to travel across West Virginia to arrange sale tracts and secure the Bankers Life Insurance Agency of Des Moines Ia The hotel community regrets his departure and wishes him success
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George B. Sayre
Gore
Huntington
John Moore
D. H. Hamrick
Mr. Sayre
Washington D. C
West Virginia
Banker's Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
Sayre
West Virginia Medical Association Elects New President
At the closing executive session Dr A P Butt of Davis was elected president of the West Virginia State Medical Association in Huntington. Wheeling was chosen as the 1916 convention site with meetings slated for early May. New officers include A S Bosworth Elkins as vice president and G C Schoolfeld Charleston as second vice president.
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Huntington
West Virginia State Medical Association
A. P. Butt
Davis
Wheeling
A. S. Bosworth
Elkins
G. C. Schoolfeld
Charleston
S. P. Lawson
Logan
J. Howard Anderson
Maryown
H. M. Nicholson
J. RK. Bioss
Association
Cabell County
J. W. McDonald
Fairmont
H. R. Johnson
X. Oates
Martinsburg
J. W. Daniels
CR. Ogden
Clarseburg
X. Morrison
Sutton
J. E. Rader
G. D Deters
Parkersburg
Wade St. Clair
Livefield
B. F. Peters
Maybury
P. A. Haley
B. B. Wheeler
McKendree
John L. Dickey
American Medical Association
Frank Temoine
Lusitania sinking asked for arbitration by Germany leaders
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Berlin sources that high German government circles favor sending the Lusitania dispute and U S difficulties to arbitration. The message notes a court of arbitration as the proposed path.
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Germany
ED Ree
London
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Berlin
Bossline Zeitung
America
Court of Arbitration
Submarine Arbitration Proposal Meet Skepticism in Washington
Officials in Washington considered the Berlin Berlin dispatches proposing arbitration on submarine warfare but said it would be unsatisfactory without assurances. They warned that continued submarine attacks on merchant ships could cost more lives while arbitration proceeded.
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Ted
Washington
Mi 15
London
Berlin
New Savings and Loan Association Forming in City
The Security Savings and Loan Association advances toward charter approval after submitting to Charleston. A $260,000 capital plan lists incorporators including Arthur K. Thorn and G H Gordon. The group leases space in the Mason ic temple and will operate under new banking oversight with biannual statements and semiannual audits.
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The
Security Savings and Loan Association
Charleston
Arthur K. Thorn
G H Gordon
Clarksburg
F. E. Delbridge
Masonic Man
Sturm
Floranus Reynolds
George R. Jackson
Delbridze
Jackson
Masonic Temple
Savings and Loans
West Virginia
Promo Securiteclares
Swedes urge US debate on war methods neutrality split
Prominent Swedish educators authors artists and philanthropists ask the Associated Press to publish their views on war methods. They say Sweden remains neutral in government policy yet many oppose certain warfare practices. The message argues war laws must still protect humanity and smaller nations. A Milan strike protests Italian political events as troops occupy strategic city points.
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Tynesocrates
Preawar
Stockholm
Sweden
Associated Press
Is Bate
United States
Lusk
Violation Leads to Police Station Appearance
GI Kirkmyer was arrested at noon Saturday by Policeman Don Hue for driving with the car cut-out open on Main Street. He posted $6.60 for his Sunday morning appearance at the police station and was released.
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GI Kirkmyer
Donhue
Main Street
Indians Surround Fifty Americans Near Esperanza
Los Angeles reports late May indicate 500 Yaqui Indians attacked American ranches near Esperanza Sonora on May 11. Casualties include J. Donovan and Jack Wilson killed, B. O. Starker wounded, W. Fray killed, with further losses and injuries cited by Consul Simpich.
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Calif
Esperanza
Sonora
Meocimen
Washington
Simpich
Nogales
J. 3
Donovan
B. O. Starker
Admiral Howard
Pacific
Jack Wilson
American note still not received in Berlin
A cable from Ambassador Gerard in Berlin reports the American note has not arrived as of last night. State department officials expect further advices and seek to trace the note’s delivery. Rome reported the note was relayed yesterday afternoon, prompting hopes it would reach Gerard today. Diplomatic circles anticipate Germany’s reply may offer a path to settlement.
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Washington
Gerard
Berlin
State Department
Page
Rome
Germany
Miners Paid Show Rise In Wages At Regional Mines
Miners received at least one third more pay Saturday than the prior payday as coal operators in the region distribute earnings for the last two weeks of April and upcoming May work. The Consolidation paid 42000 locally while independent firms also reported gains. The Western division has mined 270000 tons this month with May output expected near 500000 tons. Much of the coal is shipped to the lakes with notable tide trade.
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Mons
West iVrsinia
Governor Brumbaugh Signs Bills in Harrisburg May 15
Governor Brumbaugh today signed a number of bills in Harrisburg including a new code for the government of buroughs. The action touches commerce and military policy as notes indicate limits on attacks on non combatants or crew if merchants remain unarmed.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Buroughs
Campaign Sunday Promises Big Day as Orator Teaches Truth
A public speech day draws crowds of men and women gasping at bold statements and tears as the speaker delivers strong truths. Several decisions are reported, signaling a busy Sunday of campaign announcements and activity.
Weekend Church Announcements From Local Congregations
Saturday Hazel Atlas night features the sermon Where Are You at the tabernacle and a men’s meeting follows at 2 39 pm. Sunday includes an old folks and shut ins service at 9 am and a women’s meeting at Broad Oaks with Miss Mo Gaughey speaking at 2 30 pm. A mass meeting for business men and clerks and industrial night closes the program at 7 20 pm.
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Tabernacle
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Mo
Gaughey
Revival at Clarksburg Tabernacle Appeals for Unity and Repentance
Last night at the Clarksburg tabernacle the revival intensified with sermons by Evangelist Hamilton. He urged repentance for jealousy and unforgiveness among church members, warning that unresolved words block God’s blessing. A traveling man publicly confessed his sins and urged others to follow, drawing many to the anxious seat as several announced joining or uniting with local churches. Sunday promises two big services including a morning for the old and a sermon on Christ the...
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Tabernacle
Seren Deyns
Evangelist Hamilton
Clarkeburg
Cemons
Semis
Ferling
Maes Eithough
Clarksburg
Isa Dre Framilton
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