Diplomats Preparing to Leave Rome Amid Political Crisis
Rome May 18 the Gloriale Vitalia reports German ambassador Prince Von Buelow and Austrian envoy Baron Von Macchio demanded passports and would depart Rome as Parliament nears convening. Talks with Sonning and Barrere raise war-avoidance hopes while mobilization rumors surface. Turkish minister Mehmed Niby Bey told to depart. Sonning meets premier Satandra. parliament expected Thursday for possible mobilization declaration.
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Customs clearance reports for Austrian and Italian consuls
Fragments indicate documents of the clergy and Baron Von Macchio passed customs at Chissso and Pont ebbu on the Austrian frontier. Austrian and Italian consuls have begun leaving the country. Messengers report consuls stationed in Sivily and the south, and Jemtaly passed through Mome this afternoon.
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Excursion North Oregon Short Line Rates
Excursion to northern West and Idaho points with trips on May 22 June 1 and additional dates in July August and September. For rates and fall particulars call City Thekot Orpheum Block Jar phone 2600 for advertisements.
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Allies Gain Ground at Dardanelles In May Drive
May 18 reports from Tenedos describe Allied forces advancing near Kilit Bahr and Canak Kulegal after bombardments. Australian troops hold trench lines about two miles from the Turkish position as Gurkhas press an assault and Indian troops retreat from rifles toward Turkish trenches using hidden rockets. Turks retreat panic stricken. artillery tactics hindered by Turks firing guns that vanish into bunkers.
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London rally launches relief movement for Belgium
A May 18 1793 meeting at the Mansion House in London organized a national relief drive for Belgium. Lord Lansdowne the Archbishop of Canterbury and Viscount Bryce led as principal speakers praising aid and denouncing neutrality. The speakers criticized American and ambassadorial actions supporting Belgium aid.
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United States
Teutonic Allies Reach River Barrier in May Advances
From Vienna via London dated May 18 1030 pm reports say Teutonic allied troops, after fierce fighting, forced passages of the Sqa river at multiple points. Russian counterstrikes were driven back on eastern sectors as Misting progress is noted on the upper front. Prisoners and artillery captures are listed for the first half of May with numbers including 188 guns and 12 machine guns.
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Real Estate Transfers in Weber County Ledger
Real estate transfers are reported with multiple deeds. Properties span sections in township ranges near Lake Bonneville and the Salt Lake Meridian. Considerations range from 800 to 110,000, with parties including Edward Co and Martha J. Taylor among others transferring parcels to various buyers.
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Weber County
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Salt Lakers May Be Lost On the Lake
Salt Lake on May 1. Fear that a party of Fall Lakera may be lost after a sailing trip on Great Salt Lake. A searching party in a fast launch, owned by Joseph Nelson, hunted last night for A. O. Treganza and companions A. D. Hoyle, R. H. Salmer, and others who left Saltair Sunday. They were seen briefly Sunday morning near Hatleland and, amid strong offshore winds, aimed for Bird Island. The rescue effort planned to probe Antelope Island area if the sailboat is found, with provisions and a search party to press on.
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Great Britain in political crisis unfolds in wartime
A London dated dispatch reports a sudden political upheaval in Britain, detailing resignations and cabinet dissolution. Winston Churchill faces scrutiny while a planned government reshuffle seeks to stabilize Britain amid war, with intense negotiations and questions over leadership and policy.
Germany Stops Submarine War Withheld Attacks on Vessels
Washington reports Germany halted submarine operations on merchant ships as talks with the United States proceed over the Lusitania incident. A Times dispatch notes the pause may cover both belligerent and neutral ships and could influence Italy's entry and allied shipping policies.
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Children Taken From Trenches Paria May 18
Paria reports hundreds of Belgian and French refugee children arriving. Many are orphans or separated by war, some sheltered in bombproofs, carrying toys made by soldiers. About ninety have received hospital treatment for war injuries. In Kenosha, Wisconsin, war contracts dominate industry, including silk and leather works.
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Destruction Ordered of Growing Crape in Occupied France
Paris reports German authorities have ordered destruction of all growing winter crops in the occupied French territory. The move signals Germany’s likely plan to leave France after the coming season, as per Liberté. In The Hague, May 18, a peace mission led by Jane Addams of Chicago departed for The Hague to urge Germany toward peace. The embassy includes Attila Jacobs, Miss Richard Patteson, Stanora Genoni, and others, following discussions with Asquith and Grey in London.
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New Navigation Directives for British Ports Issued
Washington dispatch reports new navigation directions to safeguard commerce from mines in the North Sea. Consul General Skinner in London announces updated rules superseding November regulations, urging shipmasters to obtain the latest official notice before sailing to British ports. Lights and other changes require no prior notice, with British authorities applying for North Sea access through foreign representations. All passports must bear photographs.
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Photograph Requirement Sparks Passenger Passport Confusion
A report notes that under American rules a photo is needed for each traveler and accompanying family members, while British rules later require a photo for each family member. Last Saturday, several Americans traveling with families faced difficulties as some passports lacked photos for all members of the party.
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