Battlefront Battles On Between Adige and Brenta Rivers
Berlin reports the Austrian offensive along the Adige and Brenta fronts continues with Italian positions on the Lavarone plateau under heavy pressure. Austrian command claims more trenches and passes captured, thousands of Italians taken prisoner, and heavy artillery gains. Paris dispatches confirm fighting in the Tyrol and Verdun sectors with Austrians advancing on several fronts.
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Sayvilte
Lavarone
Vinen
Prizoner
Graea Corps
Gerene
Firma
Mardrioto
Cummit
Antash
Charles Francis Joseph
Monte Tormina Momte
Rome
Paris
Adige
Drenta
Infermo
Haldin
Dirst
Trentino
Italy
Har
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Aslona
Salonik
Troops Taken From Albania Report Claims Austrian Withdrawals
Paria dispatch quotes a Athenian diplomat saying Austria has withdrawn 56,000 troops from Albania in three weeks. Small detachments guard occupied towns while larger forces concentrate at Trieste and Durazzo. Supp lies hamper Albanian front. Conflicting reports note possible Italian offensive against Aviona.
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Paria
Albania
Flera
Deval
Trurazzo
Day in Congress May 22 Debates and District Actions
Senate debate on titeré and harbor tolerance again delayed discussion of open sessions on nominations. House considered District of Columbia appropriation bill. Adopted Senate joint rotation inviting Spain and Pan American patrons to the Batapide Bicentennial exposition.
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Debaig
Tnslerance
House
District of Columbia
Spain
Batapide
Colormbis
Porto Rigas
Verdun Battle Tightens as Germans Strike Dead Man's Hill
Paris reports Verdun’s four month long battle intensifies with German forces massed at Dead Man's Hill backed by 60,000 troops and extensive batteries. French defenders cling to trenches on the hill as heavy bombardment threatens the Meuse region and the fate of Verdun hinges on this pivotal high ground.
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Haudromott
Vous
Eparges
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Epargest
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Metz-Sablons
Avicourt
Royez
Mount
Hong
Risches
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Blvouschs
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Oon
Ji Vhiletz
Ynstal
Mrseulles
Dun
Paris
Dead Man's Hill
Teuton Lave
Avncourt Wood
Te Meuse
Werern Loseck
Deaumont
British claim on Kut el Amara prisoners in Constantinople
London reports the American embassy in Constantinople notes that Turkish authorities will bring General Tasasbend and staff from Kut el Amara to the capital. The British, under ambassadorial briefing, say most officers and men remain at Kut while some will be sent elsewhere.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Kut el Amara
Tagetates
Tasasbend
Kot Fl
Prinkopo
Marmora
Kut
Flagdad
Clerk of the Court Fixes Time for June Trial Calendar
Clerk Tudze James A Howell issues a new rule to set monthly trial times in open court. The June term schedule lists hearings for Utah Bil Po company, S J Bort Brothers, Teula Moharan, Ogden Toran, Jonas CW Wilson, Clendon M Desve, and Nacey Elvira Gratam versus Coreyt with dates in early June.
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James A. Howell
Issus
Maowela
John C. Davieya
Hubert Moyra
Utah Bil Po Company
S. J. Bort Nrothera
Téula Moharan ‘Ve
Ogdec
Toran & [Abo Company
Jonas CW Wilson Ve
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Clend M. Desve
San Pel My. J Company
Law
Cadea Va
N. Haupe
Fant
Nacey Elvira Gratam
Coreyt
Manns Bid For Vice President Prompts Chicago Backing
Chicago political circles rally to back Congressman James R. Mann for vice president as eastern Republicans hint at a presidential nomination. The item notes various upcoming cases and corporate matters on June 15 to June 20 including construction, railroad and irrigation interests, with multiple court actions and corporate disputes listed.
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James R. Mann
Chicago
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Note to Britain protest over interference with American mail
Washington May 22 The new note to Great Britain protesting interference with American mail was laid before President Wilson and will likely be sent to London tomorrow. Terms were drafted at the State Department with some of the president’s language. The note especially objects to British practices of taking vessels into British waters and examining and destining mail to and from the United States. It states the United States cannot consent to the continued policy objected to.
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Washington
Great Britain
Witton
London
State Department
United States
Contest over Smith estate and Decker guardianship in Arizona
In the estate proceedings of John F. Smith and related matters Mrs. Blary J. Smith sues for a share claiming marriage to the deceased while contending others are not heirs. Separately Joseph Decker asks the court to release guardian Dr. A S Condon and to turn estate funds over to his widow, alleging he cannot manage affairs.
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Reaward
Emery A. Smith
Blary J. Smith
Atatth
Joseph Decker
Oii
Decker
A. 3. Condon
Siew Staff
Arizona
Carranza Dispatches New Note on Border Crisis
Washington May 22 The State Department anticipates two new notes from General Carranza on the border situation reaching Washington soon. Reports from Mexico City say officials consider the border crisis critical and may reference the Glenn Springs raid. An American expedition discussed by General Funston and Colonel Sibley is cited as a possible trigger for the note. Major Langhorne and troops near the Texas border are reported moving to join reinforcements if needed. Talks in Washington indicate the army appropriation bill may be ready soon with a sizable increase, and a federal volunteer bill could be considered to bolster border forces.
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State Department
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Washington
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Shet Thae
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Sibley
Era
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Punston
War Department
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San Antonio
Tex
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Ceal Funston
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Eighth Cavalry
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Deemers Font
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Chamberlain
House
Senate
Hay
National Guard
Congresa
Bandits Loot American Mines Across Multiple Strongholds
Reports say mounted raiders attacked Sierra Mojada and other mining properties on May 15, looting offices, houses and stores. They carried plunder to a border area between Cuatro Ciénegas and San Pedro and hid. Elsewhere Yaqui Indians were sighted near Custas Clenegay.
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Caatro Clonegas
Taddita
Sierra Mofada
Glean Springs
Boquilias
Tet
Cuatro Cienepas
San Pedro
Cuatro Cieneras
Carranza
Sierra Mojada
Trevino
Custas Clenegay
Wilson to Sign the Army Bill
President Wilson begins consideration of the army reorganization bill approved by Congress last week. He expects to sign it within a few days and discussed the plan with Charles during the briefing.
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Wilson
ARMY
Washington
Chale
Kansas Wheat Crop Forecast Signals 108 Million Bushels
Topeta May 22 A prospective field of 108 million bushels of winter wheat in Kansas this year was forecast in a report covering conditions up to May 17 issued by J H Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture. Compared with a similar report issued at this time last year a depreciation of 28 million bushels is shown. The loss is mainly in the central wheat belt due to dry weather and in some western counties due to lack of moisture. In the eastern part the prospect has been maintained. The green has caused damage in several south central counties. County reporters suggest only about 80 per cent of the area to be devoted to corn is planted and much of the planted corn has not yet come through the ground. It has been generally too wet for corn.
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Topeta
Kas
Kansas
Bay
J. ©. Mohler
State Board of Agriculure
Warren school house contracts awarded by county board
The county board of education awarded contracts for a new Warren school house and remodeling of the North Ogden school building. George Bumbam received the Warren construction bid at 2220 dollars, heating and plumbing by Welehana Heating company at 2140, remodeling North Ogden about 6000 dollars for a new heating plant and upgrades. General work to Harry Bateman at 1650, W J Wright & Co for heating plant at 3200, Welshans company for plumbing at 955. Work to start when schools close, aiming for fall reopening. A Borch Creek school house contract to be awarded later.
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County Board of Education
Warren
North Ogden
Warren Haus
George Bumbam
Welehana Heatioc Company
Harry Bateman
W. J. Wright & Company
Welshans Company
Isalea
Borch Creek
Lynch Draws Ten Years for Dublin Rebel Conviction
Washington reports Ambassador Pete at London cabled the state department that Jeremiah Lynch, an American tied to the Dublin rebellion, had his original sentence for emapicity reduced to ten years in imprisonment.
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Washington
Pete
London Day
State Department
Jeremiah
Dublin
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