United States Prepares Note to Germany on Sinking and Attacks
Washington moves to require explanations for German sinkings and air attacks involving American lives. The draft note will demand accountability for the Lusitania and Cushion incident, the Gulflight reprisal, and related shipping losses. The administration seeks diplomatic measures as tensions rise over German war zone policy.
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U S Note Delayed To Give Americans Flee Chance
Washington May 12 The State Department announced the note to Germany was prepared today. Secretary Bryan states the full text will not be released yet but preserves the United States dignity. The plan reportedly seeks a clearer German attitude toward American ships and may define future steps if Germany fails to answer satisfactorily. Officials note requests to spare American lives and advise citizens in Germany to flee.
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Barnes Attorney Seeks Exclusion of Graft Testimony
Syracuse May 11 Barnes attorneys press to strike from the record the testimony of Colonel Roosevelt on graft in state printing contracts. The defense rested after recalling minor witnesses as the trial continues with extensive argument on admissibility. Large crowds attend as the Royal Arch Mason meeting is announced for May 13 at 8 p.m.
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Taft Urges Patience On International Situation
Former President Taft spoke at the Union League Club urging Americans to remain calm and patient regarding the present international sit uation. He said only steady restraint could help the nation avoid dangerous disculties and urged letting the administration handle the issue.
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Japanese Cruiser Osama Floated and Afloat Again
The Japanese cruiser Osama has been successfully floated after days of salvage work. Initial reports described the vessel as a total wreck, but it will be towed to San Francisco for repairs after running aground off the California coast since February 5.
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United States urged to respond to Lusitania crisis
London press debates response to the Lusitania disaster. Several papers advocate boycotting Germany but most favor letting the United States decide its course, shifting from early criticism to a more subdued stance as American policy develops.
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Britain to intern aliens amid wartime policy shift
The cabinet plans a broad internment program affecting civilians and residents, detailing new measures and likely impacts on families and communities as the government moves to tighten control during the conflict. The proposal faces scrutiny over civil liberties and practical enforcement challenges.
Russian Fleet Sinks Three Turkish Steamers
A report states that the Russian fleet sank three Turkish steamers near the northern coast of Asia Minor. Details are unclear due to damaged text but confirm a naval action resulting in the loss of multiple Turkish vessels.
Paris Ordered to Extinguish Lights
In Paris on May 12 authorities ordered the city to extinguish lights at night as part of a blackout drill. The directive aimed to conserve energy and practice emergency procedures across districts and institutions. Authorities urged residents to comply and noted enforcement would be stepped up after the test period.
Turkish Losses in Gallipoli Estimated Forty Thousand
A late edition reports Turkish casualties in Gallipoli surpassing forty thousand with men captured by British forces. The wording emphasizes heavy Turkish losses and captures during the campaign.
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Lane Withdraws Alaska Land in Southwest Alaska
Secretary Tarte explains land is withheld due to prospective water power value from numerous mountain streams. In Ellamas Southwestern Alaska the sites show enormous potential for power production, though land action remains pending.
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Prosser's Harness Shop Sells Fresh Eggs at $1.25 a Dozen
Local notice notes strictly fresh eggs priced at $1.25 per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop, with address and shop details for customers seeking eggs. The fragmentary text mentions names and locations in a period newspaper tone.
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Official Warnings Issued to Americans in Berlin and Air Threats
London reports warn American residents of Berlin to avoid travel to Roeland towns of Switzerland and Italy as German forces loom near the Atlantic coast. British industry focuses on China while a monster aerial threat is noted and Zeppelin danger suspected in forthcoming weeks. Australian submarine Sutun Ike A-2 reportedly sunk by Turkish warships near the Marine Sea. crew captured.
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Americans Flee Germany for Switzerland Amid Tense Ties
Reports from Washington indicate many Americans in Germany are fleeing to Switzerland as fears mount over a possible rupture between the United States and Germany. Citizens long resident there have begun moving in anticipation of deteriorating relations and a looming diplomatic fallout.
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