Italians Swarm Through Mountain Passes In Tyrol
Italian troops drive Austrian garrisons from forts guarding Tyrol entrances as they push from Trentino fronts. Fruili and Carniola offensives continue with heavy artillery duels on Isonzo heights. King Victor Emmanuel travels to the front, reaching Verona as Malin forces advance along the Adige valley and into southern Tyrol, occupying Monte Pasubio.
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Rome
Trentino Salient
Tyrol
Fruili
Carniola
Isonvo
Victor Emmanuel
Verone
Italian War Movements Reach Roverto and Alpine Passes
Vittoria Zapetti reports Italian forces directing movements through high Alpine sectors crowned by an Austrian fort, aiming at Roverto on the Adige while another division advances through the Tonale pass toward Tyrol. Passes along the Carol Alpine chain are secured, with German and Austrian units massing near Tolmein and Tolcins. a large German army reportedly moves from Innsbruck toward Treviso and Verona.
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Monte Baldo
Agno
Leoda
Roverto
Adige
Trent
Trentino
Tyro
Tonale
Forcelliog
Montozzo
Val Gindinaria
Caritaldi
Ponte di Catfano
Riva
Lake Garda
Carol Alpe
Udine
Hilian Froi
Villach-Lieng Br
Austria
Berliven
Tyrol
Mt 1
Mt le
Carniola
Bic
Tsonse
Judrio
Witterles
Tolmein
Tolvin
Mwds
Innsbrueck
the Adige
Italians Push Back Vienna Frontier Report May 27
Vienna reports operations on the Italian frontier with Tyrol fighting as an enemy division entered Condino and the Maddalena valley. Italians retreated from Kain pass as tyet shots fired, while on the Carinthian frontier Austrian troops repelled an attack, the enemy said to have fled east of Ploeaken pass leaving arms on the field.
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Vienna
Ttalien
Tyrol
Condino
Madletrlen
Gindieariay
Kain Pass
Carinthan
Ploeaken Pass
Hery
Nine Crew Lost As Bidat Goes Aground West of Azores
The French bark Bidat from Bayonne bound for Glasgow with miners ashore on Mores Island 280 miles west of here. Nine crew members were lost while the captain and thirteen others escaped. Vessel and cargo total loss. Also reported: Adeline Louise Maria, Countess of Cardigan and Lancaster, dies at Deen Park.
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Azore Islands
Ponta Pelgada
Azores
Bidat
Bayonne
France
Glasgow
Mores Island
Here
Dr S. London
Adeline Louise Maria, Countess of
Cardigan and Lancaster
Deen Park
Forty eight entered for state spelling bee in Columbus
Forty eight county champions out of eighty eight expected have been entered for the state spelling championship to be held in Columbus on June 4. The entries were listed by the offices of the state agricultural commission under whose auspices the contest will take place. Some counties have not yet held contests to select representatives and others have not reported their winners.
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Columbus
Cily
State Agricultural
Woman Arrested In Mother's Death At Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia May 47 Mises Bertha Kreider forty seven under arrest on suspicion of hastening the death of her mother Mis Emmanuel Kreider seventy three at the Episcopal hospital. Mrs Kreider had senility and a broken leg. Hospital authorities told the coroner the patient died of chloroform poisoning. Police believe the gloom over her mother's condition unsettled the daughter.
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Philadelphia
Mises
Bertha Kreider
Mis
Emmanuel Kreider
Episcopal Hospital
Troken
Miss Kralder
Deughtere
Detec tive shoots man during warrant attempt in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 27 Emil Koen aged twenty four was fatally shot by Detective William P. Hackett while Hackett attempted to serve a warrant charging Koen with an assault on landlady Miss Anna Case. Hackett reports Koen moved as if drawing a revolver.
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Cleveland
Emil Koen
William P. Hackett
Hackett
Chareiny Koepp
Anna Case
Siatinek
Keepy
Underwood Indicted in Commerce Violation Case
Sleveland May 27 Frederick D B Underwood president of the rie rail road was indicted by a special United States grand jury on violating an act regulating commerce. The indictment charges that on dine 7 192 give Willian G Met a former rubber manufacturer of Akron a car of dwendelive to Heyocly Masg.
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Sleveland
Frederick DB. Underwood
Rie Railroad
United States Grand
Underwood
Willian G. Met
Akron
Yar
Carey
Predicts new era in American politics by Myron T Herrick
Former Ohio governor and former U S ambassador to France Myron T Herrick addressed a Republican gathering predicting a new era for American politics. He argued the business man will bring personality into politics and measure influence by more than money, elevating political discourse to a higher plane.
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Rental Oty
Myron T Herrick
Gorror
Ohio
United States
France
Nepublican
Open Draw Incident Near Maumee River Bridge
Two men fled an open oridge after a car crash on the Maumee River in Toledo. Witnesses describe a reckless escape as authorities identify the individuals, including a county commissioner in the vicinity.
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Toledo
Maumee River
PJ Mutts
Pittsburgh
Rank Weatfail
Governors Willis and Wilson to Speak at Memorial Day
Columbus Ohio May 27 Governor Willis and President Wilson will address Memorial Day from the same platform at Arlington near Washington. The governor has prepared his speech for several days and will leave for Arlington Saturday or Sunday.
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Columbus
Willis
Wilson
Arlington
Washington
Lutherans In Session Elects President At 47th Biennial
Akron Ohio May 27 Eighty delegates attended the opening session of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church forty seventh biennial convention. Professor G A Singmaster of Gettysburg Theological Seminary was elected president. A centennial celebration to mark the birth of the General Synod in 1921 was decided.
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Akron
Pwohana
General Synod of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. A. Singmaster
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
General Synod
Played Hangman Ends in Accidental Death
New York on May 27 Louis Kahn Weller Jr. was found dead in his private room at his parents home. Coroner and family believe a chair slipped while he played hangman alone, causing an accidental death.
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New York
Louis Kahnweller, Jr
Governor Signs Gallagher Bill in Ohio Conclave
Columbus May 27 Ohio Governor Wikiin signed the Gallagher Hill bill amending the Green anticoal screen to let miners and operators contract on mining and weighing methods. He urged miners to prove contract sufficiency, warned it could fail if contracts cannot be renewed, and noted possible new legislation next session. The reconvened General Assembly works late to finish business including bank probe findings on Emery Lattanner.
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Columbus
Gallagher Hill
Ohio
Wikiin
Anxetta
Ion
Rank Department
State Bank
Emery Lattanner
Lattanner
Lattannor
Henry
Ballard
Senate
House
Sprague
Willis
Fleming
Ie Holowitz
Denton bin
Winans Bank
Moore Hill
Clyt Service
British battleship Triumph sunk after Turkish torpedo attack
The British battleship Triumph was torpedoed by a Turkish submarine and sank after seven minutes while off Gallipoli. Most officers and crew were saved, including Captain Maurice. The loss follows earlier sinkings of the Ocean, Irresistible, Bouvet, and Gotland as Turkish operations intensify in the Dardanelles.
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Parallers
Triumph
Turki
Suomar
London
Dardanelles
Admiralty
Sae Reais
Australia
New Zealand
Gallipoli
M.S. Triumph
Maurice Mismaurice
Bouvet
Constantinovle
Octan
Houvet
Gotlutie
Germany
Constantinople
British and French Claim Progress in Northern France
London May 27 British forces pierced German lines east of Festubert advancing three miles into enemy trenches. French communique says Paris forces hold their line after victories north of Arras amid German assaults. Germans briefly pressed a trench near Les Cornailsier but were repulsed with no lasting gains.
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France
London
Festubert
John French
Arras
Les Cornalsier
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American Press Association
Queenstown
Tanya
Lusitania
Queens
Hangnan
Gallagher
Statels
General Assembly
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