Four Killed in Glenn Springs Bandit Raid
Four people die in Glenn Springs Texas when Mexican bandits strike Friday night. Three U S soldiers and a civilian are listed dead with two soldiers wounded and three missing. The raid triggers military response from Fort Sam Houston and precautionary troop dispatch along the border.
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Glenn Springs
Texas
San Antonio
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Orrining
Norton
Fourenth
Spine
Cohen
Cole
Rog
Compton
Govern
P. A. Service
EL Paso
Funston
Ews
Cavtry
Secion
Washington Forwards Representations on Mexican Raid
Washington moved to the Carranza government representations over the Mexican raid into the Big Bend region of Texas. The note conveyed by the O P A Service referred to U S concerns about incursions and sought diplomacy to address the border disturbance.
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O P. A. Service
Washington
Big Bend
Texas
Carranza
Card of Thanks from Ralph L. Rice
Ralph L. Rice expresses appreciation to the people of Nome for their generosity during his darkest hour of disability. He thanks both the community collectively and individuals for their kindness and friendship.
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Ralph L. Rice
Nome
Ralph Rice
Wilson Accepts German Reply Ending Submarine Dispute
Washington reports the administration intends to accept Germany’s reply on submarine warfare. Secretary Lansing announced the president wired acceptance of Germany’s terms, signaling relief nationwide and an end to the long dispute. The German text was not yet published, but officials expect a formal US reply soon.
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Germany
State Department
Iine
Lansing
WP. A. Service
Washington
Mass
Therlin
Jiminez Resigns to Avert U S Intervention in Dominican Crisis
President Jiminez quit to spare the United States from intervening in Dominican disturbances led by rebels. He said his resignation was aimed at preventing armed U S involvement and restoring stability. Memorial services marked the Lusitania sinking anniversary with sermons urging US accountability and national duty.
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P. A
Santo Domingo
May
United States
Jiminez
Minez
A. BP. A
Seattle
Cunard
Lusitania
White Star liner Cymbric sinks after submarine alert
A White Star liner Cymbric is sinking at sea per Lloyds reports. No details on the incident are given and no passengers are aboard. The vessel was bound from New York to Liverpool with general cargo and lies beyond submarine operations. Further information is awaited.
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New York
Liverpool
Russians Sweep Across Asia Minor After Turkish Rout
Petrograd reports a Turkish reinforcement defeat near Epzerum leaves Turkish forces broken and fleeing. Russian troops sweep westward through Erzerum province toward a key town on the western Euphrates, with no further reports on their progress beyond Treis jond.
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London
Euphrates
Epzerum
Nicholas
Petrograd
Erzerum
Panied
Che Irmyy
Topviv
Asis Minor
Trels Jond
Aviator Maloney Rescues Capsized Lake Union Pair
Seattle May 8 Aviator Maloney of this city became a local hero after spotting two men clinging to a capsized boat on Lake Union. He piloted his hydroplane to the scene and rescued C. A. Goddard and A. J. Downing, delivering them safely to shore with no injuries beyond a thorough drenching.
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P.A
Seattle
Maloney
Lake Union
Terra Firma
C. A. Goddard
A. J. Downing
Harold F. Downing
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A. P. A. Service
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Kewpie
P. F. Murphy
J. P. Jones
Malin 181
Peopl Steam Laundry
White Star
Sentinologies
Phintiv
Asia
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