Berlin Admits Responsibility in Peace Efforts Amid Rumors
Washington May 11 The State Department received word from Ambassador Garant in Berlin Germany formally accepts responsibility for Lealines ey the channel and agrees to discuss indemnity for American claims. Diplomats expect German indemnity demand and potential peace talks led by Alfons of Spain with Pope and King mediation to end the war.
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Washington
State’ Department
Garant
Neri
Germany
State Department
Gareia
Clement
Bernstor
Peart
Europe
Leday
Alfons
Jarain
Trite Star Steamer Cymeric Sinkings Reported
The White Star liner Cymeric was sunk west of Ireland after an explosion. Four were killed, one drowned leaving the rest to be saved as the ship remained afloat for hours. Most aboard are described as English with two Belgians and a Russian. Survivors landed after the wreck were cared for by authorities at the port of landing.
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Ireland
Engliah Cizens
Cme Rueelan
Ste Con Anlar
Abhaed Ai
Wingien Eicizen Towner
Samitianes la Cie Taito
Wwomera- Gon
CymaSe
Gymeie
Bepdwell
CG. Sau
coMyauly
Board of
Hlemivity
Yeana
Heridatts
Devon
Tie Clee
Fbs Chamber
Commerce
Elisene
Denke Fort Td Eetinate
Pragesinga
Chrloreanisatiog
Bever
Evaryens
Cain
War Makes Your Boy Heir Of Wealthy English Family
A damaged OCR tale recounts a boy leaving home to enlist with a cordon regiment, his return to face questions of allegiance and inheritance as war tests family ties and social expectations in England.
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War
Fork
Wilebert
Ay Coudin Regiment
Whitlow
Sun Subi Soum
Chewa
Senate Committee 70 Reopens Brandeis Investigation
The Senate Committee 70 voted to reopen the Brandeis investigation related to the Supreme Court bench. The hearing followed analysis of prior testimony and ongoing scrutiny by the committee, with witnesses scheduled for morning sessions.
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Senate
Brandeis
Fenave
Commistenora
Ieakiele
Prage
Mercd
United Clear
Stsonvillea Etidus
Laborers threaten strike over pay and staffing
Unclear union reports indicate department employees plan a strike as talks falter over wages and staffing levels. Council members fear escalation while workers cite low pay, with some items noting a proposed raise and monthly stipends.
A. B. Convention at Frankus Closes Today
Readable fragments describe the A B Convention closing ceremonies with remarks by Grand President and officers. Mentions attendance, reports on finances, final circle, and plans for next year’s Supreme Lodge in Detroit.
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Frankus
Frukia
Sla
Forwal Ogeaing
Harry
Byceh
Terie
Lue Weaning Eitele
Vba
Dollass
Vale
Taner
Turner
Susey
Mickey Stone
MBS
Ce Feport
Circle
Supreme Desident A
Werinsa
Nowsay
Aly
Atwrk
Rand
Detroit
Pittsbore Tower
Gohert
Sharon
Evan M. Roberts
Pittsburg
Uda
British Destroyer Damaged in Brief Engagement
A British destroyer was badly damaged during a brief clash with German forces near the Belgian coast on Monday. Official sources confirm the ships were engaged briefly with limited details available on casualties or exact damage.
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Tertin
Brien Detroyer
Britten Waranke
Wit
Obregon Changes His Attitude Amid Border Tensions
Reports describe shifts in Mexican President Obregon's stance as U.S. forces reposition along the border. The piece notes tense but easing flyn and mentions Villa and various commanders amid a widening border crisis with possible casualties uncertain.
Local Cleanup Drive Orchestrated By Chamber Amid Motor Event
A community cleanup drive is planned with city officials and businesses coordinating debris removal. Public notices urge residents to collect rubbish near streets, yards, and vacant lots to keep neighborhoods clean and sanitary.
President and Wilson Attend Cirous Last Night
President and Mrs Wilson attended a circus event last night with McAdoo present. The crowd cheered as the President waved and laughed along with the performers marking a lively, public appearance.
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Wilson
Cireus
Human Fly to Scale Walls of Warren National Bank Building
The Human Fly intends to climb the exterior of the Warren National Bank building without aids. He plans a public display seen by residents, with appearances in multiple towns and a promised ascent around 6:30, drawing crowds and local media attention.
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Warren National Bank
Helen
Adi
Williame
Fitusville
Brunswick Hotel
Crawford
Bufutine
Americans Denied Aboard Liner In War Era Message
A London area dispatch reports a radical mix up of names and places with a claim that no Americans were aboard a liner named Fyre while British forces moved toward Bantry and Queenston. The text includes garbled references to Slate Lansing hex leurnel and Getmat, indicating OCR errors in a wartime notice.
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Washinenva
B.C
Lansing
Treet Gyamte
Etten
Butmaring
Freet
Queenston Veng
Bantry
Biveeeaith Jost
Alven
Five Die as Explosion Devastates Landing Plant
Five workers were killed and five injured at the Aulea Powder Company plant in Landing when dynamite building structures collapsed after a powerful explosion. Officials cited an accident as the cause, with extensive damage described and widespread panic in nearby towns.
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Lake Hupatcong
Aulea Powder Company
Landing
Diver Au
Russy Elise Frou
Fords Jouuidon
Joba Heviseho
Ibart Macker
Meteong
Featrossa
Reevel
Pao
Sn Ce
SPAS
Isandime
Tork Nowgea
Wees
Iibar
North Jersey
Arnurm and Bailey Show to Visit Warren this June
A touring Arnurm and Bailey vaudeville show is planned for Warren next June. The circuit lists an outdoor venue on the South Side near Yeowary with railings and seating, aiming for a late May or early June stop if routing holds.
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Rainier
Bailes
Jane
Kreal Irons
Wanitoss
Fenneatows
Robiscon Venni
Recrentios Park
Coal miners push price hikes for anthracite imports
A New York circular shows operators agreeing to raise anthracite coal prices to cover costs of higher wages and shipping. Increases range from 15 to 60 cents per ton depending on grade, with new schedules effective from June through September and reflecting recent wage adjustments.
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York
Althacite Oberatorn
Abe
Asa Ma
Fedaval
Precy Atau
Tidewater
New York
Agreement Seen On New Armory Measure in Warrington
May 10 reports say conference of officers and representatives outlines a national guard reorganization. Proposed forces include a volunteer army and a defense reserve totaling up to about 400000 men, with a plan to strengthen the regular army and deploy a coast defense force if needed.
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Warrington
Secraumy
National Guard
Verdun Front Stalemate Amid Heavy Artillery Exchanges
Reports describe continued deadlock along the Verdun front with intensive bombardments and counteractions. Austrian mines and French German artillery exchanges dominate the theater while Allied and Central powers engage along other fronts, including Armenia and the western region near Bar le Duc.
Daylight Saving Bill Passed in House of Commons
Daylight saving legislation cleared the House with a vote near 270 to oppose. Government plans promise one hour shift by summer, with estimates of economic savings and energy use. Officials forecast the change will be in effect for the next season, pending final approval.
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House OF Exmmons
Gendun
Flenry Sorman
Dhe House of Femmons
Uriel
Gamedine
Seema
Norman
Samuel
Hureare
Samovele
Patriot hog rising spree sparks midwest debate
Boston reports a small local tale as George W Gustin abandons dentistry to devote his time to farming and rearing a patriotic hog named Sapphire, claiming a herd of 2 908 swine while planning further breeding and display aims amid a regional farming craze.
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Boston
George W Gustin
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