Germans Drive Heavy Attacks Near Verdun Front
War reports from Paris and Berlin describe renewed offensives east of the Meuse in the Verdun sector with French counterattacks near Head Man's Hill and near Vaux pond repulsed by German fire. Concurrent dispatches note Turkish forces driving Russians from Mount Kop sector in the Caucasus and renewed activity on the Italian and Balkan fronts with artillery exchanges and small gains reported by both sides.
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Meuse
Verdun
Paris de Clarea
Derlin
Head Man's Hill
Tire
Tetetonle Alles
Beriin Todas
Belburg
Balkans
Athens
Avinna
Paris
Vaux Pond
Avocourt Road
Champagne
Tahure
Arocourt
Damenlers
Tain
Foarmelx
Berlin
Merlin
Bayclle
Orn
Bil JM
Pris
Mers
Bambe
Tunkirk
Adinkarka
Dead Man Hill
Pony
Fill 204
Camand Forest
Calllette Wood
Selburg
Certans
Avatta
Tierlin
Bayville
Talla
Gallclen
Austrian War Office
Caliile
Loberdo
Bans Martino
Cevers
Carinthian
East Tyrol
Prilliers
Wilson note prompted cautious American stance on submarine war
The Cologan Gazette discusses the American reply to the Merman note on submarine warfare. It suggests President Wilson may issue an ultimatum and hints at a decisive move if negotiations fail while stressing the complexity of the present European crisis.
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da Lanioa, Parte P
Merman
Samtadficial
Cologan Gazette Papressea
Wilson Bee
Cantinuis de Marette
Preaident
Witeon
German note warns of liberty of action if Wilson fails
The Tribune comments on German American relations noting a threat of full freedom of decision by Germany if President Wilson’s steps do not succeed. It highlights the close coherence between Britain’s blockade policy and Germany’s submarine war and cites a German statement quoted via Haris May 11.
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United States
Great Britain
Wilson
Germany
Tome
Haris
the Tribune
Enya
Tribune
Irish Affairs Stir Public Debate In London May 11
London reports Irish affairs dominate both houses as John Dillon presses for discussion of the execution in Ireland. Lord Londonderry’s motion condemns the Irish administration amid protests from Irish MPs and Liberal members. The Cork execution of Thomas Kent triggers calls against arrests and deportations in England. Estimates place Irish casualties around 416 dead of about 1,000 total, with many soldiers and civilians among the dead. Talks on home rule continue as ministers seek a compromise, with hints that Lord Lansdowne may be named Lord Lieutenant and that Carson and Redmond may engage in secret negotiations.
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London
John Dillon
Ireland
House of Rommane
Lord Lordburn
Rom Fonare
Tey
England
Castaltion
Fn Publin
Publin
Tord Tlandinge
Lieutenaot
Soma Kort
Edward Carson
John Redmond
Spain votes for steamship fund to boost Atlantic line
Madrid plans a 7,500,000 pesetas subsidy in the coming budget to establish a Vigo to New York steamship service. The aim is a daily crossing, faster connections via Vigo, Madrid, and Paris, and a new express link to Paris and the continent. A hotel at Vigo will accompany the venture, seen as making the line the main artery between America and Europe, about 1000 miles shorter than routes via Liverpool or Southampton. The plan awaits government approval and may face budgetary hurdles.
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Madrid
Paris
Vigo
New York
Iylv
Medrid
Rizhtern
Bers
Paria
Pointe
Mwine
America
Liverpool
Southampton
Marquis da Commillas
Bpantah TransAtlantic Campaig
Three Socialists Sentenced by High Court at Fidlnbergh
In Fidlnbergh on May 11 three Socialists were imprisoned under the Defence of the Realm Act after pleading guilty to advising munition workers at Glarcow last March. James MacDougall a school board member and James Matton a school teacher each received 12 months. Jack Syth a toolmaker got seventeen months. The Crown alleges Smith had ties to a known London anarchist and papers found include a Labour newspaper urging action against the empire.
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Fidlnbergh
Secretary Grew Leaving Berlin for New York
Joseph C. Grew, secretary of the American embassy in Berlin, will depart shortly for New York on private business. The report notes his father’s death and cites the London Daily Express claiming he was sent to Copenhagen by Ambassador Gerard to telegraph Washington about ambassadorial notes. The piece mentions tensions over peace negotiations rumors linked to a Nelson direction.
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Deriin
Sayville
Joseph Co Grew
Berlin
New York
Vaya
Mr. Grew
London Daily Express
Grew
Copenhagen
Ambresadne Gerard
Washington
Te Ambangador
Wiliam
Wald
Germany
Asquith Goes to Dublin for Crisis Talks
London May 11 Prime Minister Asquith announced in the House of Commons that he would go to Dublin within hours. He said the strike would not aim to supersede Irish executive authority but to consult civilian authorities and seek a future arrangement acceptable to all parties and parliament. The government’s Ireland policy was described as unsatisfactory and not to continue indefinitely.
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London
Thomas J. McNamara
Admiralty
House of Commions
Asquith
Hose of Commons
Dubie
Dublin
Ireland
Hneil
Triehmen
County League Reorganizes Open May First
The Northern Utah Trituunty league held a meeting at the Weber club reorganizing for the 1216 season slated to begin May 13. President changed from Joseph Brerry to John Browning while J F Davis resigned as secretary, Alonzo West taking the post. Dues of 50 dollars were set, team rosters defined, and multiple teams from Ogden Gatland Nrig nam Tagan Veraina listed among attendees.
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Atoni
Weber
Utah
Salumay
Dog Tean
Hia
Joseph Brerry
John Browning
Browning Brothers Sporting Goods Company
J. F. Davis
Alonzo West
Forresta
Dara
Fesque
Ogden
Gatland
Nrignam
Tagan al Veraina
Ofolia
Preston
Baseball season plans revised amid scheduling woes
The meeting discussed Browning and West as leaders while Logan and Preston teams face delays. The schedule required changes as Mrestoo and Logan could not play this week, with Creton and Logan seen as strong towns. Opening games set for Ced en and Garland, with Logan and Preston aiming to be ready by May 20.
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Messrs
Browning
West
Mrestoo
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Preston Apa Lagan
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Never Hips
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Creaton
Logan
To Hoxeider
Cache County
Ceden
Utah Power and
Begham
Power” Boys
Hirighamy City
Utah Mades
Apathet Cariand
Garland
Batyurday
Buniay
Previn
Silva Held For District Court On Chloral Hydrate Charge
Silva received a preliminary hearing in municipal court and was bound over to district court for trial on a charge of possessing chloral hydrate. Patrolman Walter Moore and John Culley testified, with Culley stating the drug found on Silva was chloral hydrate. Silva offered no defense as his bond was set at $300.
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J, Silva
Municvipal
Juden Harker
Tal Iin Je
Walter Moore
John Culley
Bilva
Ehve
Culley
Frost Damages Hit Ogden Area Crops On Frosty Tuesday Night
Farmers report severe damage across Ogden and Morgan regions as temperatures fell to 30 degrees above zero with a high of 59. Apricot, peach, strawberry, cherry and grape crops suffered widespread losses while alfalfa and other crops show minimal impact. Replanting plans emerge for tomatoes and other affected fields.
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Katinostes
Tha
Parnteni
Yittuo
Ogden Valley
Weber Academy elects officers in student body poll
The Weber Academy student body named Ernest Wilkinson president after yesterday’s annual election. New officers include Tolwots as vice president Emma Jacobs as secretary treasurer Franklin Tucharda as athletic manager William Narret as standard bearer and Joe Smith as public service bureau head. A separate slate elected Andrew Raslus as president and Edward Winters as secretary treasurer. A closing program titled Citizenship featured debates on education suffrage and municipal government with several judges and attendees.
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Weber Academy
Lody
Academy
Ptvceat
East
Jake City
Atate
Toltows
Emma Jacobs
Rotary
Franklin Tucharda
Wilkinton
Douglass Lelshman
William Narret
Joe Smith
Weber Academy Public Service Bureau
Andrew Raslus
Jmaphim
Cedenia Magbam
Canl Atorey
Judgea
C. J. Jonson
Georgia Johnson
William 7. Trety
Oreck Stone
Clary
Fisstmse Clase
General Funston Rapidly Adding to Mounted Border Patrol
Major General Frederick Funston urges doubling mounted border patrol by drafting two thousand infantry, citing exhausted cavalry and Texan ponies suited to the harsh border grass. He considers calling on the First Meigacal Lincoln cavalry National Guard for patrols along the Rio Grande as Aguero and cross-border raids loom.
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Funston
War Department
Cavalry Division
Illinois National Guard
Rio Grande
Obregon
Frederick Funteon
Acuthero Department
United States Army
Fenston
Bexican
Genersl Fontion
Ito Grande
Langhorne
Eighth Cavalry
Ilo Grande
Merico
Hugh T. Scott
Frederick Fyinaton
United Sates
Alvaro Obrexon
Wne
Juan N. Amador
Set
Mexico
Beolt
Mitondes
Borderasy
Carranrs
Scott
Tershing
Thera
General Obregon
Carranca
FIGHIT IT CAVALRY IN FULL CHASE
Cavalry forces pursue across the Rio Grande into Mexico with two troops and three American prisoners captured by port authorities. Placed near a camp of bands believed twelve hours inland, reports say Deemer faces pursuit as a company of artillery prepares to engage.
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Nesico
Ting
Mealeo
United State
Frnc
Department
Coast Artillery
Marathan
Ter
Langhorne
Rio Grande
Mexico
Porta tHien de Tieguillas
Jdeemer
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