World Awaits U S Decision on German Submarine War
Wellington May 31 President Wilson said he will decide soon on policy toward Germany’s submarine warfare after gathering all elements. He stressed his remarks were not about a single case but about broader aims for international law and humanity. Cabinet meetings in Philadelphia discussed the Lusitania tragedy, but no decision announced.
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Bodies Brought Ashore in Atlantic Disaster Scene
Reports from Queenslywn dated the eleventh recount multiple bodies recovered after a maritime disaster. Albert Thompson of Tayonte identified among the dead, with additional corpses landed near Baltimore and other shorelines. Weather and rough seas hinder salvage while ships and a Cunard tug assist in recovery efforts.
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Lusitania Disaster Details and Rescue Accounts
Reports from Queenstown describe the Lusitania sinking with American passengers amid heavy death tolls. G Wright of Grevsland is noted as rescued, while accounts tell of heroism by Dr Ty Houghton and others who gave life preservers to women and children. Sixteen more bodies, including nine men and five women plus a boy and a girl, were brought in but identification is unlikely due to decomposition and rough handling.
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Judge Denies Barnes Plea In Corruption Trial
In Syramuur New York on May 11 judge Williem Andrews refused to strike testimony linking MT Harris to direct primaries and party splits. The ruling allowed the record to show the plaintiff's claim of a corrupt alliance, though no proof of corruption was found against Theodora Roonevelt or others. The defense sought to limit printing of the article but was denied.
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Court voids ill drafted state statute claim in 1911 senate election
A Kentucky court voided a defective state statute claim tied to a 1911 senate election and ruled no sufficient basis existed for the claim. The ruling comes as counsel for Crysignel Roorerike argued the case while a roster reduction and baseball transactions also headline the day. Meanwhile the Boston Opera Company filed for bankruptcy, listing debts and assets of about 21,000 and 79,000 respectively.
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Liverpool News Brief on Internment Rumors
Liverpool reports deep stir as naturalized Germans are urged to intern or relocate after Lusitania sinking rumors. Officials note no German rioting occurred locally and discuss potential widespread internment measures across inland towns.
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Italy ready for war says cabinet line held firm
Rome reports a strong belief in Italy’s imminent entry into war, with a leading statesman asserting support for the cabinet even amid perceived mistakes. The interview stresses Italy may honor treaties, resist ceding Italian territories, and seek to secure Austrian-held lands under neutral terms while maintaining commercial ports. A Geneva report notes Switzer land shipyards warn of three armed ships being produced for coast defense.
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Russians Hold Line in Carpathians Fail Back in Galicia
Paris reports a German air raid on St Denis with bombs harming residents including a boy. Italian officers in Switzerland ordered to rejoin regiments. Austro German forces push in Galicia while Italy ships troops to Verona. London notes Allied and German front shifts as heavy reinforcements arrive. Berlin claims some English positions were repelled and prisoners increased.
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War Fronts Report Turbulent North Sea to Belgium
Fragmented dispatches describe French and British Allied actions in Belgium and eastern theaters. Reports cite Franco British gains near Arras and Carency with prisoners captured, while Russian and German offensives face stiff resistance and heavy losses.
Rules of War Dispatches War News From May Day Fronts
Washington reports Germany resuming submarine warfare and promising to pay damages for neutral ships attacked in the Atlantic while Britain continues naval pressure. Front-line updates claim gains for German forces in Belgium and France with trench losses near Arras and talks of Austrian concessions. Gallipoli fighting remains heavy with conflicting casualty reports. Constantinople cites Allied offensives near Avi Barnua and Turkish resistance with large losses.
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President Praised As Leader Delivers Warm Address
Acknowledging broad support, the President received praise for a warm, nationwide speech. The remarks highlighted unity and hopeful plans, delivered during a notable gathering attended by leaders across the country.
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