War Council weighs deporting all German males to home lands
May 18 London reports the War Council will likely deport all men from Germany and allied nations living in Britain as a safety measure. Women and children would be returned in parallel, with property and citizenship implications noted. Authorities cite wartime sentiment and past grievances as justification. Fresh eggs advertised at Prosser's Harn Shop at 1.25 per dozen.
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Asquith
Britain
Prosser’s Harn Shop
Ambiguous German Promises Stir US Peace Efforts
A fragmentary report discusses German assurances and incentives aimed at influencing American policy. The text references State Department interpretations, potential concessions, and the goal of shaping Allied and American actions amid ongoing wartime diplomacy.
Chile May Break With Germany Washington
May 13 dispatches report the Chilean government may sever ties with Germany through protest measures urged by the Chilean representative. The act would align Chile with neutral nations amid tensions over Germany, with observers noting potential shifts in international stance and votes influenced by the ongoing crisis.
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Washington
Germany
Germans Again Active on the Lower Vistula
Petrograd May 13 heavy min attacks preceded by prolonged artillery fire press reports say German forces under von Hindenburg renew operations along the lower Vistula. Aimed extension suggests a planned advance toward Warsaw to divert attention from the Carpathians and aid Austrian redeployment against a possible Italian invasion.
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Greatest Peace Movement Inaugurated At Cleveland
Cleveland May 13 The World Court Congress opened here today backing a world peace movement. Delegates include prominent national figures and plans aim to form a world union to insure lasting peace through coordinated action.
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German Embassy in Washington Guarded Amid Tense Politics
Washington May 13. The government has detailed secret service personnel to guard the German Embassy as a precaution. No demonstrations have occurred, but officials say the unsettled political climate warrants increased security.
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Washington
Secret Service
Pollie
Sightings Report Bodies From Lusitania Disaster
News dispatch from Queenstown notes Puassitin vessels sighting victims of the Lusitania tragedy. Reports place most bodies about ten miles south of Glendore, with observers confirming multiple casualties.
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Britain loses 36 vessels since May first
A list shows thirty six entries since May 1. It includes twenty trawlers and mine dragging vessels. The latest loss, a fusitunin, is valued higher than all others combined. It is estimated over two thousand three hundred lives have been lost.
Italian rejection of Austrian peace proposals reported
Rome May 13 unofficial statement from the Italian government says it has rejected the latest Austrian peace proposals. The report has caused great excitement and is believed to reflect the true conditions between the new governments.
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Rome
Allies Sink Three Turkish War Vessels
Reported from Paris that Allied forces sank three Turkish warships after torpedo and gunfire exchanges. French vessels, including the Goliath, suffered damage but remained in action as fleets pressed toward the Danube and reach of the sea patrols.
Heffman House Opens in Nome for Meals and Lunches
Mrs Ginnivan has opened the Heff man House and is ready to serve the best meals and lunches in Nome. The new establishment offers a variety of dishes for locals and visitors seeking hearty, timely options.
Ital ian Steamers Warned Not to Book Foreign Citizens
New York May 1 reports Nevitte of the Matlin atemiship received five warnings from the Taliat authority. The notices prohibit booking German Austrian and Turkish citizens aboard. The document targets men women and elite travelers of Austrian Turkish origin.
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Nevitte
Matlin
Taliat
Ambassador halts warnings amid travel advisories
A misread dispatch claims the ambassador stopped publication of warnings to Americans about belligerent ships. The note says authorities offered no explanation for the suspension. A separate line asks for the return of a ring and chain found with a Nugget of live.
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Washington
Goreman Athiesader
Russians May Lose Uszok Pass
Austrian forces press westward as Russian defenders retreat across Uszok Pass amid a broad German offensive. Vienna reports heavy fighting with Austrian troops declaring serious casualties and the front line shifting under air and artillery pressure.
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Uszok
Russian Armies Retreat in Galicia Admit by Petrograd
Petrograd reports that Russian forces in Western Galicia have been compelled to retire. The retreat follows Austrian pressure and reinforcements, with troops shifting to more favorable positions previously held.
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Petrograd
Galicia
Heavy artillery dueling in Champagne country
Paris reports a continuing French counterattack with limited gains after five days of renewed fighting. The battle lines remain tense as artillery exchanges intensify across Champagne.
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Champagne
Paris
Knights of Columbus Endorse Peace in Philadelphia
May 18 the stile convention of the Knights of jesiumbus convened here adopted a resolution supporting President Wilson in his desire to maintain peace if possible.
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Stile
the Knights of Jesiumbus
Wilson
Notice to Moose Regular L C O M Meeting
Regular meeting of L. C. O. M. No 1413 Thursday at eight o'clock to conduct business of importance and initiate candidates. Light refreshments afterward. By order Dictator Alfred J. Lomen and Secretary Chas J. Thompson.
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