Allies Massing Men and Guns for Blow on German Front
Germans losing heavily as Allies open a great offensive from Monastir to Lake Doiran, with continued fighting along the Cerna river and Vardar valley. In France the deadlock persists while Russia faces political upheaval and reform pressures threaten the autocracy. Paris reports German positions captured near Chevreux with heavy German counterattacks repulsed. Serbian forces seize Dobropolja trenches on the Macedonian front, taking prisoners and equipment.
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Cerna
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Russia
Austria
Austria Came Renewed Reports of A Desire On Thart
Berlin
Switzerland
Franen
Germany
Paris
Chevreut
War Offices
St Chevreux
California
Cerny
Hurteblee
Berry-au-Bac
Navarro Jar
Anberive
Saloniks
London
Dobropolja
Dobropolye
Separate peace idea rejected at Duma session
In Petrograd on May 11 delegates and ex delegates gathered at Tauride palace as the provisional government and foreign diplomats attended. Rodzianko repudiated any separate peace and urged decisive victory over Germany to preserve Russia and allied aims. Premier Srott praised the revolution and promised ongoing efforts despite trials. the German mail service noted disruptions to overseas routes due to lack of mail vessels.
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Hodsianko
Germany
Workers
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Alles
Rusia
Prince Srott
Duma
al Nalons
Attm
Pation
Ituskenmenta
Farmer Kills Whole Family in Tragic Tragedy
In Fleton Kya on March 10, 13.5 year old Frank MU killed his father Charles Millen his mother and Shelly Amen his brother Fimore th Kila and wife Amy then hanged himself reported by Millen to Tartrett. The family was found dead with authorities continuing to piece together the event and motive. The incident left a stunned community and raised questions about mental health and familial strain.
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Fleton
Kya
Frank MU
Charles Millen
Shelly Amen
Fimore
Amy
Millen
Aleinl
Cembera
Ilmes
JiNen
Italian Envoy Seeks U S War Loan To Fuel Allies
Enrico Ate Jotts head of the Italian Malian delegation says Italy seeks a war loan from the United States to pay for imported war materials and ships. He stresses continued alliance unity and rejects peace talks while noting a June harvest and the need for wheat shipments. The group plans to meet President Wilson with a letter from the King of Italy as other commissioners arrive. In Washington the House debates a 4.5 billion war tax bill amid calls for exemptions and stronger revenue. Germany warns of continuing fuel shortages for the rest of the war and after, with coal rationing to begin and local commissions set to apportion supplies.
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Enrico Ate Jotts
Malian Commission
Bia
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America
Arlotta Waa
Italy
Arlotts
Washington
Udine
Wilson
Compission
Copenhagen
London
Gempany
Lokal Anzelger
Denial of US Agreement with Entente on Separate Peace
Washington May 11 Secretary today denied a published report that the United States has an agreement with the entente allies not to seek a separate peace with Germany. He said no written or unwritten agreement exists and that interest in the government's stance stems from reports that the German chancellor plans another offer of peace terms.
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Aansiog
Austrian U boats sunk as Italian destroyers raid ports
Advices to the Italian embassy say three Austrian submarines have been sunk in the Adriatic by Italian patrols during the last week. Italian destroyers penetrated the fortified Durazzo port and sank four trade transports loaded with provisions and store ammunition. The destroyers then returned. General Felix Diaz, nephew of Porfirio Diaz, is reported killed by General Calimasor after a dispute over supreme command in Oaxaca.
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Bay
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Mexico
Secret Services
Felix Dias
Porfirio Dias
Nealco
Calimasor
Jor Oaxaca
Meus
Andrea Garcia
United State
Selina Cruz
Oaxaca
Diaz
Calimayor
Garcia
Secret Service Bureau
New Orleans
Berlin reports violent fighting on Arras front
Berlin officials say mutual artillery fire of the steadiest violence prevailed over the Arras front in France yesterday. British and French aircraft were brought down on the western front as the conflict intensified on the day.
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Ejebleen Britiuh
Norwegian Steamers Tiger and Jelanger Sunk Off Spanish Coast
London late news reports that the Norwegian steamers Tiger and Jelanger were sunk by German submarines ten miles off the northwest coast of Spain. The subs stopped the ships in Spanish waters and sank them after escorting them beyond territorial waters. Tiger totaled 3,273 tons and Jelanger 2,226 tons net, both engaged in American trade.
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London
Tiger
Spain
Bers
Standard and Examiner Spar Over Methods and Military Support
The morning buzz cites the Standard for hiring troops B and K members and paying two and a half dollars daily plus fifty cents per subscription to troop funds. The Examiner hollers at alleged methods while praising patriotism, noting past fund drives and border aid, and asking who from Examiner management enlisted.
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Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Examiner
Morning Breeze
German People Impending Shouts Testigreet French
Amid wartime news from Amsterdam and New York, German officials warn of food shortages and seek cooperation with neutral nations. Adolph von Hatock cites Romanian aid and strained harvests in Turkey Bulgaria Hungary. America plans to intensify pressures while awaiting harvests.
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Londo
Adolph von Hatock
Food Regulation Board
Germany
Reichstag
Romania
Turkey
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Hungary
Ife
Sftoporta
Allies Improve U-Boat Fight In Naval Report
Paris dispatch reports French and British statistics showing improvement in anti submarine warfare. Marcel Hutin, a well informed writer, says submarine losses have risen sharply in recent days, though he provides no specifics.
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Paris
Usya Marcel Hutin
He Adde
Furious high in Macedonia blitzed by allied assaults
London dispatch reports furious Allied attacks along the Dolgar-German line in Macedonia. Despite heavy bombardment, Turkish and Bulgarian forces claim violent artillery action with some gains near Makova but all attacks are said to have been repulsed with heavy losses. Further offensives toward Tulgarian positions were also repelled. In Petrograd, soldiers and workers council leaders travel to Schluesselburg to address unrest sparked by a district committee.
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London
Macedonia
Pilestien
Taday
Makova
Moujastir
Peking House Against War Sparks Parliamentary Tension
After a riotous secret session the House of Representatives refused to pass a resolution declaring war on Germany. A mob outside demanded war and threatened violence until troops dispersed them. The premier urged war, but was denounced for coercing parliament. the press urged resistance to military pressure.
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Peking
House of Representatives
Germany
House of
American commission to Rosala announced
The State Department released the personnel list for the American commission to Rosala naming Elihu Root as chairman and including Charles Crane John R Mott Cyrus McCormick Yaemedl Bertron Dunran Edward Tusnell Major Gearrat Huh L Reott and James II Glennon in various leadership and affiliate roles.
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State Department
American Commission
Rosala
Elihu Root
New York
Charles R. Crane
Mindrs
Chicaza
John R. Mott
Lee International
Cyrun McCormick
International Harvester Company
Yaemedl K. Bertron
Damon Dunran
Amber Stan
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