Peace Message Discussion Dominates Washington
Washington May 16 There is talk of a peace message from the cabinet and the German government delays any action until Germany’s explicit stance is received. Diplomatic circles report announcements from Genegan government and note Joseph C. Grow bringing news to Washington.
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Washington
Fey Henedlet
Jenbera
Thie
Genegan
Joseph C. Grow
Anerican
Healih
Germany
Grew
United States
Finnassader Gerard
Ag Anes Rial Eeunier
Netherlands
Venrdlet
Hague
Hells
Corinus
Great Britain
Lond Sista Hardince
Tadia
Russia
Prince von Barlow
Cindarradar
Baly
Farenist
Gourgeois
France
Leon Bourgeois
Ser
Magne Contercore
Af Persent
Roabition
Europe
Eaid
Poare
Belzium
Itussian
Hughes Leads Roosevelt In Primary Showing
Early returns indicate Hughes ahead of Roosevelt by a wide margin in Republican precincts. The incomplete text suggests a party snapshot with a two to one lead, highlighting a splashy preconvention scene and remarks from observers on the shifting balance of support amid a crowded field.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Cmt
Supreme Court
Theo Doe Annanvell
Pelmaries
Despairing Woman Finds Health With Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
A Patoka, Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of infertility and domestic distress. The testimonial notes improved general health and a healthy baby, claiming the remedy strengthens the female system and relieves conditions such as irregularities, pain, and nervous prostration.
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Lydia Pinkham
Gorge Arin
Patoka
Tydla E. Pinkham
Italians Retreat on Trentino Front
A dated dispatch reports Italian forces falling back along the Trentino front between the Adige valley and upper Attica after a heavy bombardment. It notes heavy enemy infantry assaults, successful Italian counterattacks in the Montalconro area, and captures of 234 prisoners. Allied air activity includes bombardment of railway targets and enemy positions with limited damage to Italian lines.
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Trome
London
Meyer
IZ A m
Trentino
Adige Valley
Upper
Attica
Montalconr
Fortier
Venice
Hestee
Udlav
Trevien
Uspront
Ovelsdeaga
Koztanimdea
Lobyica
Sreeti
Careo
Ater
Ward Mosul
Tigua
Terlon
Bagsdad
Belgium
France
Uismindr
St. Georges
Arecourt Wood
Tul 308
Etripa
Galicia
Turks Cut Baghdad Rail Route Rumors Surge In London
London reports say Grand Duke Nicholas cut the Baghdad railway and Russian forces reach Mosul on the Tigris, with Turkish troops bottled up at Kut al Amara. Despatches claim Turks abandon Rivandouza near Mosul while Russian cavalry press south toward the rail line and Diarbakir region.
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London
Nicholas
Bagdad
Mosul
Tigris
Fizedad
Nineveh
Mesopotamia
Elmont
Timla
Townshend
Kut+l-Amara
Tiflis
Petrograd
Rivandouza
Rowandos
Bert
Lake van Regio
Receis
Diarkekr
Tigr
Hagded
Erif
Katrighiria
Shich
Bre
Petrngrad
Asalaut
Stamakhatun
Excingen
Tbeie
Pleld
Mel Lvon Mackeneen
Intimate View of Presidency by Wilton Roosevelt
Washington dispatch quotes President Wilson in a National Press Club briefing recounting his three White House terms and stresses the burden of steering U S policy through European tensions. He defends peace aims, warns against sensational headlines, and calls for disciplined press coverage to avoid misinterpretation of foreign affairs.
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Washingwin
Wilton Feolent
Parite & Frank
White House
Act
Torelen
Washington
National Press Club
Henlathy
Bave
Americas
United States
Deanne
Dertard
Hecaler
Hoe
Sonia
Dini
the Preas
Oerarions
Presm Club
Evii
Amin
Acain
Apain
America
Ming
Tai
Uio Paselon
Sun
Telain Uly Mort
Loxann
Mulder
Guilty man with convict double lifts crime cloud
Eight years ago Ernest C Divine of Chicago was arrested for forging a $30 000 check at Boston bank. Three witnesses identified him as the forger and he escaped only by presenting an alibi. The real forger A Gilbert Sargest was later exposed as ex con.
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Ernest C. Divine
Chicago
Boston
Nfotus
A. Gilbert Sargest
Airraiders Attack Queen and Allied Forces Reported
Ambiguous dispatches describe air raids on Queen Teter and royal children, with Allied countermeasures in May near Manitou and tensions around the Baghdad railway. Reports claim Austrians regroup south of Tent and near Monfalcone, with prisoners taken and artillery activity ongoing as Vienna coordinates responses.
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Tome
Mattar Atretittis
Partin
Tallaie
Manitown
Muauk
Bagdad
Tent
Tyrol
Vienna
Pereral
Monfalcone
Gulf of Trial
Alfirees Pol Momalanta
Vetrograit
Tie Bhuretan Foren
Rowanda
Weaivant
Fire in Spokane drug store building traps and rescues
Spokane May 16 fire trapped several people in a seven story Peyton building basement where smoke and chemical fumes spread. Firemen using ropes and ladders rescued five women including three from the inner floors and carried others to an emergency hospital as furniture vans and trucks rushed to assist with the evacuation.
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Acip Spokane
Wash
Tentebt
Peyton Bulldine
Sevrrat le Serieous
Mve
Maia
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