Front in France Seethes As German Bombardment Rages
News dispatches report an extremely heavy German bombardment along the Somme and Avre fronts in France. British and French artillery responded with counterfire as infantry clashes and shelling continued through the night, with casualties listed for action and wounds.
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Powder houses ruined in Glazenbach attack
German dispatch reports two powder factories at Glazenbach about 150 miles southwest of Vienna were destroyed with heavy casualties. The item notes casualties and mentions travelers Albert Johnson from Black River and Paul Ares with his wife arriving from the mountains and planning a return tomorrow.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Montone resigns in Siberia dispute
London April 24 Japanese foreign minister Montone has resigned amid controversy over intervention in Siberia. Baron Goto will replace the retiring minister and joins the National Commission for discussion of Japanese foreign policy.
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Opposition to War Declaration Against Bulgaria and Turkey
Associated Plan in Washington reports the President opposes a declaration of war on Bulgaria and Turkey at this time. A House resolution calling for war with both nations was recently introduced.
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Hindus convicted of conspiracy and neutrality violations
Twenty nine Hindus, former German consular officers, and several businessmen were found guilty by a jury this morning of conspiracy and violation of neutrality in plots aimed at revolution in India. Sentence to be pronounced Tuesday. T. O. Wyman and his daughter Mary Sue depart for Mayfield Kentucky to spend the summer with relatives.
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Zeebrugge Canal Blocked and Mole Destroyed, Survivors Say
Reports from survivors relayed to Daily Chronicle correspondents describe the Zeebrugge raid success. Sailors and marines claim the canal mouth blocked the Mole cleared of guns and huge stores of munitions in waterfront sheds were blown up.
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Dutch Attitude Toward U S Shown in Ship Offer Withdrawal
Dutch government and people view the U S move to withdraw a three ship offer as a sign of growing unease with American freight stipulations. The decision follows U S demands that equal tonnage depart Dutch harbors for America, reflecting broader Dutch sentiment toward U S policy.
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Governor Stephens Stands Firm on Mooney Case
Sacramento April 24 Governor Stephens declares he will pay no attention to organized telegrams letters strikes or demonstrations intended to influence him in the Mooney case. The statement reinforces his resolve amid mounting public pressure.
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Creel Disputes Rogers Writings During Public Inquiry
George Creel as head of the Public Information Committee testified in a trial involving Eastman visitor Harrill Rogers Business manager of the Nasses denied that a conversation with Rogers included approval of his writings The report also notes a later health update and a local business trip with no further context.
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