Irish Proclamation Signers Shot and Trials Begin
London reports say rebels tied to the Dublin proclamation were executed by court martial. Patrick Pearse and Thomas MacDonagh, among others, were shot. others sentenced to prison while some rebels are being sent to England. A large-scale roundup and trials proceed under martial law.
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England
London
Procia
Theer
Ireland
Steinverger
Smcknts
University of Galway
Arquith
House of Commuins
Dublin
Thomas J. Chirk
MacDiar Wat
Thomas MacTonagh
Pesan
E Geant
James Connally
Joseph Plunket
Entity
James Connolly
Trish Republican Army
Dublir Pesdas
Landoo
Mlater
Hern Goday
Trebels
wTtn
Fire Department
Matin
County Galway
Iriah Leadera
Patrick
Pearer
General Maxwell Thanks Troops for Suppressing Rebellion
Dublin reports Lt Gen Sir John Marwett thanks troops in an order of the day for defeating rebels here and in London. He commends regiments that helped crush the rising and praises a detachment for protecting ammunition during a three and a half day defense, with leaders struck down.
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Dublin
London
John Marwett
Maxwell
Ths
Galway Revolt Turmoil Dims as Rebels Disperse
Reports from Galway describe a brief uprising by Stag Felo faction outside the city. About 100 men scattered homeward since Friday, with rebels driven back toward Mayard castle by naval forces. subsequent skirmishes with small parties of loyalist troops reduced the threat.
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Galway
Ireland
London
Jatt
Rammore Starket Grammotr
Alway
Galway Hay
Mayard
Aiea
Jowan
U S Vice-Consul Leaves Berlin
New York May 3 Harald Waters American vice consul at Berlin was a passenger on the steamer United States arriving from Copenhagen. Waters said he was on a business trip and declined to discuss it. The ship was held at Kirkwall for two hours and all mails were removed. One passenger Abne Zuber, paid by British authorities, was reported to be a German officer and was removed.
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New York
Harald G. Waters
Berlin
United States
Copenhagen
Waters
Kirkwall
Trafis
Ar Abne Zuber
Tes
Riots in Germany Spark Arrests and May Day Scene
Wireless reports from Teriin say Dr Karl Liebknecht a socialist leader was arrested May 1 in Berlin amid a May Day demonstration at Potsdam Square. Nine arrests for disorderly conduct. Overseas agencies note dispersed protests and conflicting dispatches claim deaths and many wounded.
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Teriin
Larrine
Karl Liebknecht
Berlin
Am Pottsdam
Liebknecht
Overseaa
Squibero
Merlin
Foredam
Pexe
Arreala
Fogllsch
Iolland
Awitserland
Bern
Orr- Min Am Fede
Tieberknecht
Socialist Party
German reply on American note outlined with cautious terms
Berlin reports the German reply to the American note is prepared with minor alterations possible after consultations with Berlin. The date of delivery is not fixed and the statement will be clear yet avoid locking in positions. A naval expert commentary questions any advantage from returning to the Tonkin principles and notes continued control of routes by England through existing fleets.
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Berlin
Associatedt Press
Sayville
Herlin
General Headquarters
Associated Press Interioiiteda
Germany
Washington Mech
London
Eueland
Count Earnest Son Hevestion
Tapes Zeitung
England
Verdun
Sidn
Mim
Meuse
Denaurmont
Dublin
Fra
Telegrama
Spain
Princeton Boys 10 Join Undergraduates and Prominent Athletes
Princeton University plans an American Ambulance Corps appeal in France. Undergraduates and alumni including Ralph Wiltshenthal and other notable athletes will join the effort this summer, taking two new ambulances funded by the Princeton club of Philadelphia and a $500 gift from Mrs. Junius Morgan. The appeal was made by A. W. Andrew, head of the corps.
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Princeton
N. J
Mhody
Princeton University
Alo P
American Ambulance Corps
France
Higben
Ralph Wluthenthal
Pitt
Princeton Club
Philadelphia
3Ira
Junius Morgan
A.W Andrew
Amrican Ambulance Corps
Birrell Resigns as Ireland Secretary in London
London reports that Ireland Secretary Birrell has resigned from the cabinet. He signalled the move by leaving the Treasury bench and entering the chamber amid the afternoon sessions, with the resignation indicating a major government shift.
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London
Anetstine Birrell
Ireland
April Exports Surge From City To $30 Million
Philadelphia May 2 Exports from the port of Philadelphia to April reached nearly 40 million dollars, up about 20 million from last April, aided by war material shipments. Imports for the month totaled about 9 million, up from April 1914 by 2 million. A meat depot in Menela Seltzen Depot, tied to a London-financed concern, was taken over by the government on orders from the Interior Secretary.
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Philadelphia
Apel
Menlea Selzen
Menica City
Torelen Corporalon
Taplins
Lbn
Pope Meat Company
London
Plantator C. A. Bmattery
Am Aterjean
Generals at border agree on steps to avoid hostilities
El Paso, May 3. Major General Hugh J. Scott and General Alvaro Obregon reached a tentative agreement to gradually retire American troops from northern Mexico. Officials in Mexico City and Washington anticipate formal confirmation, with troops to stay in a restricted border zone until Washington assures stability against the Villa bandits. The plan envisions no entry into Mexican towns and gradual withdrawal, though exact timelines remain unsettled.
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EL Baro
E.id
Hugh J. Scott
United States
Alvar Obregon
Sextico
el Varo
Sextico City
Washington
Alvaro Dibregen
Governoent
Huck
Beott
Orniral Obrefon
Weahington
Scott
Cerranza
Ila
Gera Scott Hor Cen
Obregon
Stextco City
Waablpaton
Francisco Villa
Vilistee
Samtet Bantos
Juarex
le Army
Slericas
Namiguipa
Gan Antonioo Garriero
Nayolquipa
Zome
Wastlegion
Atale
War Department
Acottst el Paso
Obreon
Addiers
Obey
Perahing
Verdun Sector Continues to See Heavy Fire and Air Losses
Reports from the Verdun front describe intensified heavy gunfire and ongoing infantry activity, with artillery fire pressing near Dead Man's Hill and Dousmont. German and French air combat yields multiple aircraft shot down. casualties and prisoner exchanges are noted as the battle lines hold.
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Meune
Verdun
von Althaua
Thiramont
Talon Ridge
Marcsumont
Germany Must Meet The Issue In Submarine Diplomacy
Washington reports Berlin will issue new and definite orders to submarine commanders to abandon present methods if Germany accepts Wilson’s terms. President Wilson remains firm that only a lawful settlement is negotiable and that diplomacy can proceed once Italy abides by the rules of engagement.
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Germany
Washington
Berlin
Wilton
Abe
Bresident Wilson
Lim
Alde Dames
Abipe
Tha Jang
Prisoner Expresses No Regret After Shooting Ogden Doctor
Dr. Charles F. Osgood, prominent Ogden physician, was gunned down in front of the Commercial National Bank on Twenty fourth Street by Mert Murch of 226 Twenty fourth Street. He fired three shots into the physician's right side as the car prepared to depart, with bullets piercing the lung and heart region. The killer was promptly arrested. no inquest was held due to the clear circumstances. Police and witnesses described a shaken crowd, the shooter calmly loading and concealing the revolver before walking away. The victim, a charter member of Unity Lodge and active in medical associations, died at the Utah Power and Light office. The report continues on page 1.
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Charles F. Oagood
Orden
Meter Murch
Weber Bure
Sos
EB. Evans
Mrv
Marleft
Peters
Ruth
Nevada
Ogden
Madison Avenue
Denver
Tuo Grande Ucket
Vareh
Burch
Hurc
Merchanta
Paine
Robert A. Moyes
Noottan
Graoud
Canfield
Fitzgerald
Washington Avenue
Utah Power and Tight Company
P.M. Varri
Tr. W. FE. Whalen
Osgood
Hebe Company
Franklin D. Osgood
Electric Company
Magne Lodge
Kirkendall Mortuary
Auto
Throwel Meerchant
Unity Loden No
Fond A. M. el Monte Commandery
al Katele Tempin
Myatle Sheines Ogden Lodge
Atate and County
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Durango
Macy
Carmants
State Department
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American Mining Inferenza
Freelihe Department
Prateal
Roberra
Morico Chy Han
State J Department
C. F. Osgood
Heber Burch
Dr. C.F. Osgood
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Argonne
Hallaree
Fokr Me Taris
Geremana
Vertun
Dead Man's Hill
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