No Peace Terms At This Time In Commons Debate
In a tense Commons session on war aims and peace terms, Lord Ponsonby attacked government diplomacy and the use of the American press as a platform for peace signals. Sir Edward Grey rebutted that peace talks are premature before a broader Allied agreement and stressed France’s pivotal role and continued war effort.
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Naval Bill 18 Sent to House
Washington May 24 The total appropriation bill carrylong total of 241000000 was reported to the house today by Chairman Padkett of the naval committee. The committee's report says that the increase over last year's appropriation was found necessary to place the navy in a better state of preparedness. It states that a total of 95659387 is provided for new ships including over kettle cruisers and to continue ships powder building. Evelyn Thaw and Jack Clifford Wed New York May 14 Evelyn New Bit Thaw divorced byarry K Thaw last month and Jack Clifford her dancing partner returned here tonight after a hasty tip to Baltimore and announced that they had been married in Maryland. New the Classified Ads.
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Austrians Push Into Italian Plain Near Verona Front
London reports Austrian forces invade Italy driving toward the Venetian plain. Venues include Verona frontier and Colpignon where artillery and captured cannons count to date. Italians rush troops and reinforce lakeside sectors as Vienna claims 24 400 prisoners and 231 guns seized.
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Walter Moore Dies After Interurban Collision
Walter Moore, a veteran motorman for the Ogden Logan and Idaho Railway, died after losing blood and shock following an interurban car collision with a work train near North Ogden Tuesday noon. Both legs were severed and later amputated at Bee hospital where he died last night. He was born June 21, 1880, in Ogden and survived by his wife Ethel, parents, and many siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at Larkin Bonar mortuary.
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Douaumont Taken By Storm In Verdun Offensive
Pari May 2 German forces launched a major assault under heavy rain and storm regained Fort Douaumont northeast of Verdun after stubborn French defense. The French mounted counterattacks around Verdun recapturing trenches south of Cumbres and thwarting several German debouching attempts. The Germans pressed the fort with fresh divisions, suffering heavy losses before reoccupying the vantage point first held at the Verdun offensive's start.
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Why 160 10 Photoplays Writer Explains Motive
Arthur James outlines why the motion picture holds sway for many viewers. He praises seats, spectacle, and the chance to witness history, great leaders, battles, and civilizations unfold before a common audience, all while enjoying entertainment, learning, and wonder.
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Cinema's Vast Power Told Through Shared Human Vision
A reflective note on film as a mirror of human achievement and vitality. The motion picture show brings advice, history, drama, and comedy, delivering dreams and facts alive and accessible at a price no higher than a fair tariff.
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Protection of Chiizens Urged in Ireland Safety Inquiry
Washington May 24 The senate foreign relations committee recommended a favorable report on Senator Kern's resolution directing the secretary of state to inquire into the safety of American relations in Ireland and to assess and address threats to American citizens in districts under martial law, to safeguard lives and property.
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Carranza Rivalry Sparks Action in Sonora
Military Governor Hilan Caltes of Sonora admitted that Adolfo de la Huerta, the civil governor designate, won the Hermosillo election at noon. Troop movements followed Calden’s refusal to recognize De la Huerta, raids by Callen’s forces, and planned arrivals of General Estrada and General Obregon to press Calden toward peace with De la Huerta.
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Great Slaughter of Elk in Montana Reported
Helena Montana May 24. News that more than 260 elk were killed in the Cedar Creek basin east and north of Caliver Mont by game wardens who completed an inventory of apparent law violations. While most were shot for their meat the yearlings, which were defenseless, also were found shot with carcasses in heaps.
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Crucified for Aiding Yankees Aimed at Policy Debate
The fragmentary text reports a violent scene near the Herman ranch south of Na coral with claims of crucifixion and mistreatment tied to aiding the Yankees. It references Carranzista officers, a garrison at Naevaart, and a May 24 date with proposals about American military aims. The passage mangles names and locations, but centers on anti allied violence and wartime rhetoric.
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Fragmented snippet on war, commerce and humanity
A muddled fragment questions restraint of English tone and the injury of covert war. It reflects on impartial humanity amid mercantile covetousness governing human wills and the idea of conquest through economic power.
Navy aviator killed in Pensacola crash
Lieutenant James Vincent Rockwell, a civil engineer in the U S Navy training as an aviator, died when a navy aircraft he piloted dove 150 feet into the ground. He left behind three young children as the accident ended a training flight. Rockwell, born in Indiana and appointed from Iowa, served during the war era.
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