Russians Prepare Phase Two in Great War Front
Reports from London and Paris detail shifting war plans as engagements step back on the Western Front. Italian gains on the Triest front are noted with heavy artillery in the Julian Alps. Russian congress calls for full mobilization and unity to end wartime cession, while Sweden and Norway vessels are promised safe passage home from July 1.
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Mexican soldiers flee across river at Ojinaga
May 10 A Mexican force attacked Ojinaga across the river opposite Presidio. The surprise assault forced Mexican troops to flee toward the American side leaving arms behind. Captain Pedro Ornelas and two soldiers were wounded. an omen and children also crossed into the United States as the alarm spread.
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U S Engineers Arrive in Paris for Battlefront Duty
The United States commission of engineers arrived in Paris on May 29. Maj William Barelay Parsons, W J Wilgus, W A Garrett and Capt Barber lead the party. They traveled from Boulogne to Paris by automobile and will be received by military officials before moving toward the front.
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Henry W. Thornton
British Great Eastern Railroad
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Battlefront
Proposed French Socialist pledge taints international talks ban
May 30 11 15 a m Paris. In the chamber of deputies Paul Pogliesi Conti introduces a measure against any person or group negotiating with enemies or foreign enemy states. Anyone who concludes or attempts such negotiations faces five years in prison and fines from 10 000 to 60 000 francs.
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Balloons Built for Navy Make Long Test Flight
A dirigible balloon crafted for Navy use, following the Bri pattern, completed a successful test flight from Chicago to Akron. It departed at noon and landed in Akron around 5 PM, covering about 650 miles in the trip.
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Boy Scouts Plan Bond Drive in Chicago Campaign
In Chicago on May 20 the first thousand Boy Scouts will begin a campaign to sell Liberty Loan bonds. The move follows a meeting of leaders last night where pledges to support the war financing were made. The effort mirrors a similar drive in New York and other eastern cities where scouts reportedly performed well among small investors.
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Weekly report of ship losses
The London dominated weekly report on British merchant vessels sunk by submarines is due tonight and expects a favorable total. War weather and long days aid submarine warfare, with the Admiralty pursuing the best results possible under hero conditions, though little hope for improvements.
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Admiralty
Shopmen Wage Increases Pass In Louisville Railroad
In Louisville Kentucky on May 20 an announcement states that about 8000 shopmen and foremen of the Louisville and Nashville railroad will receive pay raises totaling around 91,920,000 dollars yearly as the nine hour day is reduced to eight. Machinists boilermen car trainers helpers and apprentices gain from 21% to 4 cents an hour with rates up to 48 cents for some. Swiss minister Hans Balser appointed to the United States plans to leave for Washington.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Nerne
Paris
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Boies
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Corethrarat
Shippers Protest Against Freight Rate Increase
Shippers from Vermont to Texas protested the proposed fifteen percent freight rate increase at interstate commerce commission hearings. The report notes mixed signals from eastern, southern, and New England interests, with railroad compilations showing a large share favoring higher rates while small minority oppose.
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Memorial Day Observances Across Washington and Arlington
Memorial Day events in Washington and Arlington gathered veterans, officials, and international contingents. President Wilson attended Arlington ceremonies while Cardinal Gibbons led services at St Paul’s, with American and Confederate banners displayed.
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Congress
Arrival of American Destroyers Raises Public Interest
Secretary Daniela released a report on the sailing of American destroyers to the war zone. The letter notes Berlin newspapers carried word of their approach days earlier and mentions initial mine activity near the entrance to the arrival port. The commander expects readiness to duty after refueling, with officers praised for discipline and gear.
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Second Night of Race Riots in East St Louis
May 30 7 East St Louis. White men and two Black men wounded by bullets. Dozens of Black homes burned as mobs clashed. National guardsmen cordoned Black districts and dispersed groups. A mass meeting of Aluminum Ore Co workers was canceled to avoid further unrest.
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Poles March With Veterans in Decastation Day Parade
In Detroit on May 20 more than 6,000 Fallah residents joined Civil War veterans and other organizations in a Decastation Day parade. After the procession, about one quarter of the Welsh marchers enlisted in the army and navy.
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Wisconsin City To Change Name Amid Protests
In Ithlaetty Wis citizens discuss renaming the town to Magcoutin, citing its tribal origins. A rallying call by a local newspaper drives the campaign as residents weigh this historic rebranding against the longtime name.
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Tadiana
Tawnalte
British Repulse German Raiders Near Lens
London dispatch reports hostile raiding parties repulsed last night near Fonsuloe Les Croleilles and west of Lens. Patrols entered the trenches and engaged, inflicting casualties.
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Kaiser Thanks German Troops In Armies Line Visit
Berlin Tageblatt quotes Emperor William thanking detachments from the Army Line troops. He praises their heroism amid French attacks, pledges continued fighting until a complete victory, and vows vigilance against enemy assaults. The remarks emphasize the future of Germany and the soldiers’ families.
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Progress on War Measures at Washington May 29
Washington May 29 Progress on war measures surveyed by Yeadera in both houses during adjournment. Senator Simmons chaired Senate finance with treasury officials. main issues include war revenue bill scope for automobile licenses excise taxes on coffee and tea, higher postal rates, and taxes on utilities. McAdoo pushes for about 1.2 billion, others seek around 1.5 billion, with short term bonds to cover the gap. Conferees on the 2.24 billion war budget bill debated merchant marine acquisition at 750 million. Administration food laws and production bill to be taken up in Senate tomorrow as the House substitute for the Senate measure.
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Caribbean possessions to be ceded as gratitude
New York May 30 Professor W G Sheppard of Columbia university spoke at Long Beach on US Caribbean policy saying geographically the falanca belongs to America He argued Britain and France should hand over Caribbean posts as compensation for Allied aid in the war if their holdings are to be retained by other nations.
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