Germany notes submarine warfare amid US tensions
Washington graded. May 5. Public reaction to Germany's submarine note to the United States shows split interpretations. Some say Berlin has limited its warfare to comply with international law, others insist the concessions do not meet US demands and urge further protests. The note cites losses and Sussex incidents and offers to negotiate while denying US charges of ruthless conduct.
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Washington
Wilsu
Allerica
Germany
Ghey International
Mechanismen
United States
Wileum
Gerard
Javid
Hémellett Hia
Kabler
Poe
Berlin
Cermany
Great Britain
Itia
Thade
Teick
Sussex
Admiralty Note on Submarine Commanders Sparks U S Strain
Fragmented text indicates the Admiralty issued new orders on submarine commanders and a note alleging times of U S bias toward the Allies. It mentions Germany demanding US pressure on England and asserting a right to decide policy. The tone implies warnings of a new strained situation between nations.
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Admiralty
Germany
United States
England
Chean
Assailant in custody after creek attempted attack
John Gotkn of Lower Bhemeld jailed in county facility after allegedly attacking Bra J. Pisco near Kryctone road. Witnesses Marty Crowell and Gilbert Tigherg saw an assailant strike with a club while Mrs Pusey dug over dumped debris along the road. Gotkn faces June term charges of assault and related offenses. he was brought before Justice of the Peace Jerry Bardem and held for court.
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Bhemeld
Tie
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Pisco
Marty Crowell
Qlifard Tigherg
Belg
Soeaver
Justice of the Teta
Jerry Bardem
War
Tosteo Borfam
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Pine Grove eyes new school after crowded meeting
A meeting at First M. H. Church drew more than 100 citizens to discuss building a new Pine Grove school. Attendees, including Lola Slits, heard that the current facility can only house about 180 students while enrollment nears 250. A committee, led by J.M. Stegmyer and G. W. Feliman, will study options and report. enlarging the current building is ruled out.
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D- Lola
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Tive
Nla
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Feria
Hick Mane
Dixie Wit
Hava
Aew
Uisaing
Reae Bligh School
Coucre
Ae_ Clark
Ulac Pohuted
Yoome
Torhe
Ravech
Dnecabers
Ihfe
Citisena
JM. Steg MY
AL. Vermilien
G. W. Feliman
Russell
North Warren
Zeppelin Destroyed By British Cruiser. Admiralty Says
London May 5 The British Admiralty announced today that the Zeppelin Freslostroyed by an English cruiser Thursday. In the second paragraph to be Germanized, the article notes the loss of another Zeppelin and the impact on the air war.
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Cateret
London
Brita Admiralty
Tso
American Sullivan Arrest in Dublin Shock in New York
A report details the arrest in Dublin of James M. Bal van of New York, described as an American initiator linked to a banjo incident. The charge involves rebellion and active participation in recent separatist activity. Authorities in Dublin and the U S seek further action as diplomatic and legal steps unfold.
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Meg S
James M. Balvan
New York
Banjo Domingo
Dublin
Baliivan
Sulivan
Ireland
Ylate Department
Aroasd
Yor
Tots
Intervana
Sullivan
Fatsenship
Brig brigade camp site selection pending local approval
The piece discusses the proposed Second Brigade encampment in Warren near Girard, with officials and citizens weighing support. It notes potential enlistment boosts and economic benefits from visitors, estimating up to 1000 men and up to $10 in a share of costs, while acknowledging delays and the need for official action before the camp can be moved.
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Girara
Warren
Citzene
Girard
Kiommandie
Reston
de Dome
United States May Land Troops in San Domingo
The Senate and Chamber of Deputies discussed the possible landing of American forces to protect U S interests and warning of severe steps if marines were harmed. Ambassador Willian W. Risse discussed with the supreme command and chamber to prevent American landings. A conference agreed to ask President Dimiter to appoint forces from the fab Riards to maintain order.
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Ana
Willian W. Risse
Conterna
Supreme Comatt
Chamber of Depatien
Mater
America-foden
Dimiter
Faba Riards
Cleanup Week Aims to Clean and Paint Local Property
The Civic Committee and local groups plan a cleanup and painting campaign the week of May 1 to 7 to improve Crescent Park area and riverfront. Public details to be announced after a Chamber of Commerce meeting with officials, DAR members, and newspaper stewards present.
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Warren
Campaimn
Hureday
Turndon
Chamber” Or Commerce
Corncil
sSeneral Joseph Warrap
DAR
Civic Bureau
Dave Boym
HV. Binz ‘Inne
Viele
Ars
el Walker
Williem Hamawood
Jaiscannet
Beeting
Gona Tover
Delat
Mules
M Inna
Acape
Sud
Cornell
Casmaten
Chamber of Commerce
iBropetoul
Julebleay
Crescent Pak
Lucheon
Baal
Urrangeowarta
Ily Liuiius
Serrine Ug Bro
Inclination
Porsibir Dautle
Grajeupt Park
Cuunellizen
Carver
Campelza
Noyes Speech Stirs Warr Audience at Library Theatre
Aurea Moves hosts a visit by poet Noyes at City Library Theatre drawing about 900 attendees. Shakespearean themes, wartime cultural aims, and educational value cited. despite some disappointment at the lecture, audience engagement remained high and Noyes planned a later appearance with the Woman's Club before departing for Philadelphia.
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Aurea
Ramus
Nuyen
Warr
Noyes
Confused Notes on G R Organization and Boys Section
Fragmented OCR text outlines a G R organization with a boys section and permanent group goals. Mentions figures, committees, and potential divisions into squads, with names and roles unclear due to garble. Continues on Page Three with routine organizational details and membership structure.
Mexico and US to operate joint defense forces during talks
Washington reported President Wilton announced a tentative agreement between the United States and Mexico outlining future operations of American and Mexican forces. The document aims to prevent misunderstandings and improve cordial relations while details remain under review by the de facto Mexican government. Both sides expect to formalize terms once accepted.
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Wilton
Vanera Scott
Bence Obeegem
Tcoverine
Jamerican and
Merriam Eaitary Forelom
In Wealth
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Oregon
General Cattanes
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Bulacan
Moxico
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Wietwa Rex
Campalen
Carranza
Prne
Tinea
Cap Amuricud
Unclear OCR reflects delayed voting and confusion
A fragmentary and garbled OCR passage describes delays and voter distraction. It references a prize, fears of reduced chances, and a hint of campaign or election activity with mentions of July and page four. The text is largely unreadable but implies disrupted voting and scrutiny of outcomes.
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