Threat of Civil War Varies Across Italy Amid Political Turmoil
Reports from Paris and Rome detail escalating tensions as Premier Salandra resigns and King Victor Emmanuel III seeks a new cabinet. Riots erupt with deputies threatening civil war, while Mussolini era figures maneuver amid German and Austrian diplomacy.
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Diplomatic notes and reaction amid German stance
Fragmented text describes diplomatic exchanges involving Germany and the United States, noting ambassador remarks, official tone, and neutral reactions. It mentions a presidential yacht trip to New York, a review of Atlantic affairs, and diplomatic quarters amid allied positions.
Impudent note shapes American stance on war
An editorial condemns a note to Germany as impudent and unusual. It argues the United States faced sacrifices from war but holds that most Americans blame Germany, not the U S, and cautions about entering the conflict. It praises Wilson and Bryan for shaping the current stance.
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Rey
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Mexico
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Bryam
Excursion North Oregon Short Line Offers Low Rates
Discount trips announced for May 22 and June to northern Utah Idaho. Extra July August September dates listed with partial partitions. Tickets available at City Ticket Office Orpheum Block or by phone.
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Utah
Idaho
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Amid German Reply Delays and Nebraskan Political Meeting
A Nebraskan meeting of the Republican party backs Upholdite President Wilko and advisers, signaling unity for national policy. In Washington, a note to Germany regarding the Lusitania disaster was delayed by congested cables and is expected to reach the U S ambassador and foreign ministers soon, with further messages relayed via telegraph.
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Bodies Arrive at Queenstown After Lusitania Disaster
Queenstown reports the Lusitania disaster fatalities arriving by torpedo boat. Twelve bodies identified include A. T. Hopidus of Newport News Shipbuilding and others linked to the liner’s crew and passengers. Among the deceased are J. Poster Statkhouse, William Colbert, H. A. Brune, J. W. N. Pappadopoulo, and Martin Van Straaten.
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Lusitana
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Robert Edward Deabergh
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P.verhan
London
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Explorer
William Colbert
West Wighteenth Street
Ho A. Brune
Montclair
J. W. N. Pappadopoulo
Creel
Wag
Martin van Straaten
Automobiles Hit Pedestrians In City Streets Tragedy
A series of crashes on State Street and nearby avenues left a Watling child fatally injured and two women injured. Louis Kimball and companions faced the incidents as a light farm wagon collided with a public chauffeur’s car nearby. Victims were tended by Dr. Bader at the county hospital but the child died.
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Hiohn Bouano
Fiat
Watling
Tench
State’ Street
Louis Kimball
Senuhd Sutin
Skeond Haat
Kimball
South Eleventh
Streat
Louiw Ana Fiasdenger
State Street
John Pogano
Harold Clark
Utehi Bell
J.P. Sorehaon
Manntschyr
Rg-Company
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Ghent
Lard
Bader
Provo City Faces Vote On Dry or Wet Status
A fractured filing notes city officials and 884 electors in Provo petitioning April 27 to call an election on Tube 24 to decide if Provo shall be dry or wet. The document cites 994 signatures, about 86 percent of registered voters, meeting legal thresholds for the decision.
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Charles
Decker
Sigmea Bompr
Provo
Russians In Major Push Across Frontline Amid Retreat
Petrograd reports on May 1 66K p.m. that Russian forces pursued retreating German troops along the Sah River line aiming to occupy the rear rout. Cavalry charges broke enemy front, dispersing columns as our units penetrated and captured prisoners as fighting conditions remained favorable.
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London
Trontier
She Anang
French Report Gains In War of 1400s Front
Paris reports continued French gains on the front north of Arrée and southeast of Angres. Offensive actions captured a German trench line near Aix Houleites Bouchez, with many prisoners and several guns seized. German assault at the Wood of Ailly was repulsed, about 100 prisoners taken, while other sectors remained quiet.
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Vette
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Tas
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Germany
Ailly
Provo Election Set Amid Writ Application Hearings
A writs of mandamus action was filed in the supreme court yesterday seeking to compel an election in Provo. The case, noted in late yesterday afternoon, challenges the city’s authority and names 14 electors who are claimed to be qualified. Proceedings indicate the vote is anticipated on a June date, with the court to decide the matter.
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South American Delays on Wilson Note Stir Washington
May reports from New York describe South American delegates delaying approval of President Wilson s note to Germany at the Pan American financial conference in Washington. Several delegates state personal opinions but imply government sentiment would back the White House stance, with Argentine figures voicing support for Wilson and his position as defending high national interests.
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Ramon Arias Heraud
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President Wilson's Stand On Warfare Guarantees Humanity
Delegating remarks praise President Wilson's stance calling Thorn a man of humanity. He argues American lives were lost with no alternative but to demand guarantees that no more citizens die in submarine warfare.
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Wilson
Thorn
British reaction to German note on international rights May 14 1980
London reports on a German note to the United States condemning Allied sea warfare and urging humane conduct. The article notes Britain’s discomfort with the wording and predicts Berlin will need to craft a reply framed by its foreign office. The piece emphasizes the potential for a diplomatic rupture with the United States and the impact on international law.
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Chraudele
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Germany
United States
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German account of Lusitania sinking published
Berlin reports an admiralty version of the Lusitania disaster. The submarine sighted the liner on the southeast coast of Ireland on May 7 at 22 24 Central European Time. A shell was fired at the vessel in clear weather acknowledging its flag.
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Asterdaim
London
Lusitania
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Treland
Starheam Sinks After Explosive Turmoil Aboard Vessel
A ship sufferered catastrophic damage following a sequence of detonations near the captain’s bridge. The blast caused rapid flooding, bow sections listing, and the vessel began sinking as crews battled subsequent explosions and chaotic damage amid smoke and confusion.
Praise Note Endorsed at New York Methodist Dinner
An assembly of several hundred Methodist laymen in New York voted to endorse a message to President Wilson praising the note sent to Germany. William Toward Tate spoke strongly praising the point of view and the tone of the note while it was drafted.
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Wilson
Germa Hy
William
Tate
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