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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1918

Page

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German plot to raise revolt in Ireland revealed

London reports that von Bernstorff and von Papen plotted a German Irish uprising with submarine arms and a western front diversion. The government said Sinn Fein leaders and an Irish contact network were arrested, stopping the plan. De Valera speeches were cited as supporting German invasion aims.

London Count von Bernstorff United States von Papen America Ireland Sinn Fein England John Devoy John T. Nicholson Bernstorff Berinstorff Dublin Germany Western Front Berlin Washington Roger Casement Berns Irish Boehm Rotterdam Zimmermann Revolutionary Committee Dlovised Devoy de Valera de Valera de

Germans Disturb Sleep of the Dead in No Man’s Land

War memoir recounts cemetery graves repeatedly disturbed by Germans on Picardy front while American troops hold the line. Lieut. David R. Morgan recalls burial rites at midnight under shellfire as officers, chaplains, and Red Cross aides whispered prayers. Y. M. C. A. workers Howell and Leonard shown selling tobacco amid danger.

No Man’s Land Picardy David R. Morgan Edwardsville Jefferson Hospital Toul Don Griffith Red Cross Paris Y. M. C. A. Fink Howell Leonard Detroit Mich Colgate Ithaca N. Y

German Regiments Revolt Over Western Front Order

Washington May 25 German regiments ordered from the Russian to the western battle front reportedly revolted. A May 19 wireless report said on May 17 at Divinsk a division refused to move. Fifty soldiers were shot and more than 1,000 imprisoned awaiting court martial. Demonstrations by other units were suppressed. Simí regiments showed dissatisfaction at dispatch. Strong measures were taken against them.

Washington Rman Western Battle Front State Department Divinsk Western Front

American ace Rickenbacker downs third enemy plane

Lieutenant Eddie Rickenbacker of Columbus Ohio shoots down his third enemy aircraft. His latest victory occurred last Wednesday near Thiaville in France as American forces press the advance.

France Eddie Rickenbacker Columbus Ohio Thia

Pershing Communique States No New Developments

General Pershing issues a communique noting no new developments and confirms aviators shot down two hostile machines on May 21. The update emphasizes continued assessment with no further details available as of May 24 at 9 p m.

France Pershing

German efforts linked to rebellion in Ireland and air raid plan

An official report cites Germany aiming to foment rebellion in Ireland and preparations there to back those aims. Details on the second part were withheld to protect identities. The Rev Father Nicholson, allied with Roger Casement, allegedly aided the rebellion plot, with Von Jagow arranging dates and a plan for simultaneous English air and naval strikes.

Germany Ireland Father Nicholson Roger Casement von Jagow England

Casualty List Announces 25 War Department Report

Washington reports a war department list of 25 casualties with four killed in action four died of wounds six from disease four wounded and eight slightly wounded. Notable names include Lieutenant Albert E Johnson Collinsville Connecticut Lieutenant Lee Henry Knapp Danbury New Hampshire and Captain James Norman Hall Colfax Iowa now listed as a prisoner. Several others are listed as killed in action died of wounds wounded and one prisoner previously reported missing.

Washington War Department Albert E. Johnson Collinsville Conn Lee Henry Knapp Danbury N. H James Norman Hall Colfax Robert E. Kirkman Clifty Ben Brand Logan N. D Carl L. Caviess Chariton Charles C. Sturdevant Tipton Ind Lawrence J. Cuteau Quebec Canada Tony Kalensky Bentleyville Frank J. Smyden Kingston Willis McFarland Bullochville Louis George Forster Baltimore Neal Bray Laretha James F. Myers Clarksburg W. Va Noble H. Ivy Evansville Vito Mazellis Ruth Nev Earl H. Moran Dell Rapids

Lost Half Their Strength on Toul Front

May 24 report by N. C. Parke notes Bavarian reserves facing American troops on the Toul front lost 50 percent of their effectives in the recent German offensive in Flanders. Since arriving on the Toul front they celebrated by singing all night, while Toul and Lunéville fronts remained quiet and weather hindered air activity. Five enemy planes shot down. Rome reports Italian war office says Feltre and Mottadivenza airfields bombed and Costa di Salo patrols penetrated lines and destroyed garrison. enemy attempts to advance repulsed.

N. C. Parke France Toul Flanders Luneville Rome Italian War Office Feltre Mottadil-Venza Costa di Salo

German sailors court-martialled near Ostend for treason

Thirteen German sailors at the Ostend submarine base were court-martialled and shot. Two others were sentenced to 20 years for attempted treason connected to the recent British raid, per information from Belgian fishermen in Bruges.

Amsterdam Ostend Bruges

Baseball with Gas Masks On at American Camp

A wartime baseball game in France on May 25 featured players wearing gas masks. Hank Gowdy, formerly a Boston National League star, played brilliantly for the American troops in the camp game.

France Hank Gowdy

U-52 Enters Spanish Port At Santander In Damaged State

A German submarine, U-52, reportedly entered the Spanish port of Santander on May 25, found in a damaged condition. Local authorities confirmed the sighting and naval observers note the submarine’s compromised state amid ongoing hostilities.

Madrid Santander Spain

Finnish Government Resigns Over Dictator Appointment

Copenhagen report says the Finnish government has resigned over Premier Svenhuf vud being appointed dictator. Advices from Helsingfors note the political move and government collapse amid crisis.

Copenhagen Svenhufvud Helsingfors

Sub Treasury Gains From Banks On Friday in New York

New York May 25 The Sub Treasury reported a Friday gain of 329000 dollars from banking institutions as part of its cash movement and reserve operations.

Sub-Treasury New York

Stormy Outlook For New Haven Area And Connecticut

Forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for showers tonight and Sunday with slight warming. For Connecticut, expect showers and warmer temperatures tonight, moderate southwest winds. Western disturbance forms a long trough from Colorado to Michigan bringing unsettled conditions and local showers in northern districts east of the Rockies. Snow reported in Montana. southern districts enjoy pleasant weather. Observed temps: Hartford 54, Boston 58, Detroit 58, Chicago 72, Denver 54.

New Haven Connecticut Colorado Michigan Rocky Mountains Montana Atlanta Atlantic City Block Island Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago Denver Detroit Hartford Hatteras Jacksonville Kansas City

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