President replies to German note on submarine policy
Washington reports President Wilson’s May 8 reply to Berlin accepting Germany’s abandonment of its submarine policy. The notice stresses the United States will not condition neutral rights on any other government and demands scrupulous execution of Germany’s new policy to protect good relations and neutrals at sea.
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Washington
Wileya
Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
Geran
United States
Germany
United Ea
atLnee
United Sta
Skeffington Given W o Chance
Landon, in a fur at Thursday, declared that Ser Kueland, at the rink of his own fe, went to his prey of a wounded Unicer wulsite of Dublin castle on Caster Monday afternoon, the crowd elie afraid to Wetureeer. Skeffington was Wrreated, his wid ed Ween QUEMBdes, and on Tue May was taken to Vent Belly Barrarke aed abot without trial.
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Landon
Nnecuy
Frial
Ser Kueland
Dublin Castle
Apt
SkeMington
Eo Privet
Progressive party backs Roosevelt rival in New York race
In Roosevelt era politics, the Progressive party endorses a substitute candidate against the Republican nominee amid intra party tensions. The event centers on a fiery scene at the home of a local figure near Leru, where a house fire killed one person and injured several, destroying the residence and nearby property.
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Mossevelt
New York
Progressive Party
Boropdat
Tischore Roosevelt
Repubicame
M Ubhepo
Progres Vite Principing
Hem
Securding & Salement
George W. Perkins
Teerine
Cavcalive
PGR
Stele
Alional
Jarman Conaul Accused in Passport Procurement Case
A federal grand jury indicted Jarman Conaul on charges of procuring and taking a passport. The accused, linked to New York and Baltimore regions, faces accusations tied to improper passport procedures and potential travel facilitation. Details remain sparse in the readable fragments.
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Jarman Conaul
York
Car
Laederne
Balimore
Bare Munday
Pershing to Sta on Guard Duty in Mexico
Washington reports say the United States will keep General Pershing and troops on the Mexican border with orders for rapid pursuit of bandits if they appear. The Wilson administration endorses the plan despite a failed conference, pledging continued border patrols and mobilization of guards and regulars. Senator Lewis signals reluctance to withdraw until American killers are punished.
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Washington
KE Pase
Mexico
Wilson
General Scott
War Department
General Pershing
Congress
Carranza
Senate
Lewis
Withdra
Prominent Ogden Leader William Glasmann Dies
Ogden Utah William Glasmann three times mayor of Ogden publisher of the Ogden Standard a top Republican figure and candidate for the Republican nomination for congress from the First district died suddenly at his home Friday afternoon He was found by his wife at 6 45 pm in room alone death due to rheumatism of the heart He was 67 last November
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Ogden
Utah
William Glasmann
Ogden Standard
Republican Party of
Republcan
Twenty-fourth Street
Glasmann
Adele Pankhurst in Melbourne Anti Conscription Disturbance
Adele Pankhurst daughter of the English suffrage leader figures in Melbourne anti conscription unrest. She and other anti conscription speakers are struck in the face by stones thrown by soldiers and others during the protest.
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Adele Pankhurst
Melbourne
Australia
Argentina Shipping Horses Exports Rise From Buenos Aires
Since the start of exports due to the European war, more than ten steamers have sailed from Buenos Aires exclusively to carry horses, with an estimated total of about 3,000 animals shipped.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Fred Lynch and McGembe linked to DNC chair race
Fred Lynch of Minnesota, widely disavowed as possible successor to William F. McGembe for the Democratic National Committee chair, is noted as McComba planning retirement to focus on private law practice after the convention in St. Louis.
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Fred Lynch
Minnesota
William F. McGembe
McComba
Entente Powers Move Toward Force Over Heemary Crisis
Berlin reports the Entente powers have resolved to use force in response to the Heecemary crisis, signaling a shift from diplomacy to military action and raising tensions in European diplomacy.
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Berlin
Earthquakes Shock Idaho Areas Reported Damage
Earthquake activity described with scattered damage across Boise and surrounding regions. Experts note tremors midweek with impact varying by location and infrastructure.
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Idaho
Boise
Waho
Howihorm
Palle
Wastern Gregan
Ontario
Eulevk
Weider
Border Situation Again Ends Without Agreement
El Paso report says after nearly two weeks of talks Generals Scott Funston and Obregon failed to reach a pact on Mexican troop dispositions. Carranza and his advisers overruled Obregon, and the matter will be settled through diplomatic channels. Obregon left with Amador after the final session.
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el Paso
Texas
Scott
Funston
Obregon
Mexico
Pegs
Ing
General Obregon
Venustiano Carranza
Lp. m
Juan N. Amador
Scott and
Amalgamathon of Interurbans Under Talk in Salt Lake City
Negotiations progress to form a 2/100000 corporation to take over and unify three Utah interurban lines under one management. Railroads involved are the Davis Canyon line Salt Lake Ogden, the Orem line Salt Lake & Utah, and the Cache Logan & Idaho railway. Completion of the proposed merger is anticipated before month’s end.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Meterurbanh
Dauverger Tne
Salt Lake
Ogden
Orem Lime
Salt Lacke
Utah
Thee Oadeo, Logan & Idahy
Det Rite
Strike for Freak Air in Laurel Leaves Imitation Open Windows
A Friday strike in Laurel by about 969 weavers and epiopera halted work over alleged unsafe factory conditions. Workers claim windows and ventilation were restricted, with only a narrow opening remaining, prompting protests about air quality and safety in the mills.
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Laurel
Mist
Laurel Cotuen Mille
Imil
Bankhead aide seeks to oust Hobson in new Texas district
Birmingham reports William B Bankhead son of Senator Bankhead is backing opposition to former Congressman Michaaph Hobson in the newly created tenth district. Dispatches from Granada claim revolutions erupt in Legton with regants attempting to seize arsenals and burn stores as upheaval spreads.
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Birmingham
Ala
William B. Bankhead
Bankhead
Michaaph Hobson
Uitgome
Fire Claims Three In Hackberry Home Tragedy
A blaze at Hackberry destroys a cattleman's home killing Aunt-Mire George, Davis, and two of her eight children. The husband, who sought insurance, stated the others could receive life in su rance totaling about 1400 as investigators hold him in custody.
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Kingman
George &. Davis
Hackberry
Belf
Germany admits sinking Sussex in violation of US pledge
Berlin acknowledges torpedoing the Channel steamer Sussex, regrets the incident, and says the submarine commander was punished. The note, conveyed by Ambassador Gerard to Washington, indicates indemnities will be paid to American casualties and that the case will be considered closed pending time to assess the last note reception and potential Lusitania talks. Foreign Minister von Jagow says the commander believed he faced an enemy, but acted hastily and not in strict accordance with orders.
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Washinton
Germany
State Department
Gerard
Sussex
United States
Berlin
von Jagow
Chauncey M Depew Photo Taken On His Second Birthday
A photograph capturing Chauncey M Depew on what is described as his second birthday appears in a historical paper revealing a moment of personal milestones. The image showcases Depew as a young child, reflecting early 19th century portrait conventions and societal interest in prominent figures.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Wilson Sues for Big Damages in Mexico Coverage
Henry Lane Wilson former ambassador to Mexico sues for damages against Norman Frapgood. The case centers on publications about the Mexican situation. The action seeks monetary remedies for alleged defamation and harm to Wilson’s reputation.
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Wilson
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mesico
Han
Ital
Norman Frapgood
Troops Withdraw From Ban Francisco Area Reported
Fragmentary report notes troops leaving the Gonet Ban Francisco east region after a recent survey. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a reduction in mobile units and possible redeployment to nearby districts.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific
East
Andere
France rejects German peace bids seeks demand for peace
France states it will not accept peace unless Germany asks for it and accepts binding guarantees. The president addresses Lorraine refugees at Metz, pledging protection and warning that France will not risk new aggressions. He emphasizes France will not bow to terms that restore German power or threaten Europe, and vows continued resistance until a just, enforceable peace is secured.
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France
Germany
Moliitor
Lorraine
Europe
Gerard Defended by Berlin in Censorship Debate
Berlin officials denounced charges against Ambassador Gerard as tittle tattle and slander in a Reichstag committee hearing on restraint of American affairs. A foreign office representative said the claims of anti German sympathies were unfounded and meant to protect a friendly power's envoy.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Foreign Office
Gerard
World
Thene
Preparedness Parade Delivers Stamp of Civic Spirit in New York
New York held its largest civic parade with over 150,000 participants lining the streets for twelve hours. The display featured bands and banners as every profession symbolized national readiness. Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned intervention could follow if the United States yields to Mexican provocations and opposition to its actions grows.
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New York
Alwatka
Ham Lewis
Mem
Wny
Mexico
United Lates
James Hamilton Lewis
Society of Patriota and Founders
Whisky Production Increases in United States
Despite prohibition laws active in seven states since July 1 2015 U S whisky production for the year ending June 30 shows about 7.5 million gallons more than any previous year.
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Washington
United States
Campagna Surrounds Home in War Time Plan
Fragmentary text describes Campagna around a home, planning during wartime not clear. The readable portion mentions a wide ring around a home and spring timing amid distractions of war.
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Sarrounde
Russians Suffer Severe Repulse in Asia Minor Battle
London reports the Russian army in Asia Minor suffered a severe repulse at the hands of Turkish forces under Field Marshal von Mochensen. Turkish reports say 200,000 Turks concentrated against the Russian center near Erserum, with heavy losses on both sides. French positions near Verdun were shelled Sunday night with no infantry assault. a German thrust south of Hoyne was repulsed.
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London
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Clalme
Petrograd
von Mochensen
Pubt Nicholna
Trebizond
Tacheon
Bitlia
Erserum
Ersingan
Kope
Tieeptern
Petrograd Officiy
Dead Manhi
Verdun
Hoye
War Office
Democratic defeat foreseen in canal era peace plea
In a signed article, Bryan Saye Wilson urges the Democratic party to shift toward peace to win the coming canal era vote. He notes Wilson’s tie to a Chicano newspaper and claims the Democrats must face a Republican unity that could secure a large popular majority.
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Bryan Saye Wilson
Republican Party
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Wilson
Roosevelt
Democra
United Publican
Santo Domingo Evacuated After Warning by Minister
Bas Domingo reports that warning by American minister W. W. Kuseel forced the evacuation of Santo Domingo. Rebel leaders and troops stripped the fort of war materials, withdrew from the city, and feared civil poten tial. Russell advised on travel plans.
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Bas Domingo
W. W. Kuseel
Santo Domingo
Pris Ay
Eivil Potien
Mr. Russell
Tension in Ireland Eases Amid Martial Law Mention
The report notes a softening of tensions in Ireland under a martial law context linking to Premier Asquith era. An order allows street activity until midnight with late hours extended to morning. The piece hints at Mexican tensions and potential U S business center concerns in Texas border areas amid unrest.
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Asquith
Water dispute prompts Canadian note on Niagara River
A fragmented item references Canada and Washington considering steps to curtail taking more water from the Niagara River, with indications the action would be pursued in days through a dominant government medium.
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Canada
Niagara
Washington
Fragmentary local note in mixed letters and names
Readable fragments name individuals and places but key details are unclear. The passage mentions a party at Pecan and references several names including Fr erene jae Juatites and Hallas. Context and outcome are not discernible from the text provided.
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