Triumph Sunk by Submarine at Dardanelles
London May 26 official word confirms the British battleship Triumph was torpedoed and sunk in the Dardanelles while supporting Gallipoli operations. The loss leaves four other allied battleships in Turkish waters, with crews largely saved and investigations ongoing into the submarine's nationality.
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Becker 10 to Make New Attempt at Execution
In a stalled legal move, Becker 10 seeks a fresh appeal by May 1 after a court today issued a death warrant for the execution of former Police Lieutenant Hocker, convicted of Herman Risgithal’s murder. The warrant was signed by the court and sent to the warden for processing.
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Navy war game warns Atlantic fleet insufficient at long shore
Washington May 26 A navy war game shows a foreign fleet could land troops at Chesapeake Bay. It argues the United States must adopt battle cruisers, as the current Atlantic fleet is not adequate to defend a long coastline. The exercise revealed the invaders used fast, long range ships to pick off slower defenders. Admiral Fletcher noted the enemy was 100 miles ahead at Cape Henry. Acting Secretary Roovevelt emphasized training officers and noted the navy lacks battle cruisers, a fact Congress will weigh as the result shapes policy.
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Foreman Shot Dead in Apex Mine by Greek Miner
In Bingham on May 26 John Deitz a 40 year old foreman at the Apex mine was shot four times and killed near the mine entrance by Grigorios Bitsakis a Greek miner who was arrested and charged with murder Witnesses say an altercation after bitsakis was discharged by Seltz led to the shooting Deitz died instantly and four bullets struck his back Bitsakis was captured by Utah Copper workers and held before Sheriff Knudson took him to the county jail Deitz born in Michigan of Austrian descent had worked at the mine for ten years leaving a wife and child Bitsakis had long worked at the mine and his work had not been satisfactory Final details indicate Lopes had been involved in prior matters and a hotel dinner rumor emerged
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Triple tragedy in Brooklyn shocks city
A Brooklyn household endured a grave atrocity as a man killed his wife and two children in separate rooms, placing playing cards around their necks. A four year old boy survived briefly but died, while investigators questioned the father, Me a O Neil, about the fatal assault and the motive remains unclear.
FIVE MEN TO BE HANGED FRIDAY
Five men face execution Friday as hearings and governmental actions unfold. The senate and authorities weigh petitions and determine the schedule while public attention rises over the looming punishment. The article notes authorities and witnesses in a tense legal process across jurisdictions.
TALLANS ENTER BORDER TOWNS TALLANS ENTER BORDER TOWNS
Paris May 2 A reputed to the Tuvan agency from home way King Victor Emmanuel has assumed command of the army to move forces and that he selt tonight Incnprilo for the Malian head quarters. Rome May 4 Persistent rumors prevail that a naval engagement has been fought off the Adriatic. An Italian cruiser is said to have torpedoed and sunk two Austrian cruisers. Heavy cannonading is heard off Ancona. Italian trains are advancing into Austria as Austrians retreat. The Italians push along the Trentino front toward the Usongy river at three points. Diplomatic relations Italy Turkey remain unbroken. The Turkish minister has not demanded his passport. The question of Turkish contdents in Italy has not yet been determined. The military critics attribute significance to the advance in the Tren tino where it was necessary to capture every road. The Italians are pushing into Austria. The Austrians delaying and devastating the civil population in the Trentino. Jews and other residents driven from homes and forced into troops. A Greek steamship captain reports a naval engagement off Tilsa between Austrian destroyers and Italian cruisers lasting twenty minutes.
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Jacob Ruppert Dies in New York Leader of Brewing and Baseball
Jacob Ruppert, founder of the Jacob Ruppert Brewing Co and head of the New York baseball club, died at his home in New York. He built a vast brewery, expanding to a yearly capacity of 200,000 barrels, and owned extensive New York real estate. His son, Colonel Jacob Ruppert Jr., now leads the family business and owns part of the club.
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Presbyterians In Convention Nears Opening in Loveland
The United Presbyterian Church of North America general assembly meets in Loveland from May 26 to June 3 with about 200 delegates from 57 presbyteries expected. Moderator Joseph Kyle of Xenia, Ohio, will open the session with an address as talks focus on a proposed amalgamation with the Presbyterian Church.
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Keeper of the King's Conscience and Power Struggle
A fragmented account depicts a struggle around royal authority and legal advisement. Figures, likely officials and advisers, are named in a tense scene about disarming opposition and asserting control, with references to ministers, the attorney general, and potential antiroyal actions.
British Make New Progress Fronts in France and Belgium
Paris and London both report British advances on multiple fronts. The British have seized ground near Arras and Angres, captured prisoners and machine guns, and maintained footholds amid heavy enemy bombardment. A German aeroplane was shot down near Paris, while British air units struck Layelle airfield causing damage and casualties. In separate dispatch, the First Army notes trench gains east of Fedjubert and a three mile front pierced, with eight officers and 777 other ranks taken prisoner and many machine guns and material captured.
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Italian Advance Seizes Brazano and Gorizia Front Areas
Milan May 26 report from Secedio describes Italian forces crossing the frontier and rapidly occupying Brazano after a brief bombardment. St Giorgio and Cormons follow, with further moves along the front toward Monte Covi. German and Austrian actions include bombardments and a sunk German steamship Loinhos at Ancona.
Captain sinks ship to prevent Let fall into Trallans hands
A maritime incident reports that her captain scuttled the vessel to stop a weaper from falling into Trallan control. The action prevented capture by hostile forces, preserving critical equipment and crew safety.
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Coalition Explanation Moves Unionists Toward National Government
London May 26 Unionist leaders from both houses met at the Carlton Club to explain why they joined the coalition. Bonar Law read a letter from the prime minister proposing a wartime cabinet uniting parties and inviting Irish and Labor leaders to participate. Lansdowne stressed the need for a united national effort amid unprecedented war strains and pledged to suspend party aims until victory.
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Death in social leader Mrs Stuyvesant Fish
Garriann New York May 26 Mrs Styvesant Fish leader of New York society died last night of cerebral hemorrhage at Glen Cliff where she had been staying for the summer. She was about 60, born Marion Graves Anthon in New York City. She married Stuyvesant Fish on July 1 1876, son of Hamilton Fish, secretary of state under Grant.
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