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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1916

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Irish revolt spreads as Dublin fights amid heavy fleet threat

London reports the Irish uprising spreading with Dublin in rebel hands and western counties joining. Martial law proclaimed, Maj. Gen. Maxwell heads to Ireland, thousands of troops readied. Asquith calls the situation serious as Redmond and Carson pledge government support and cross-channel reinforcements rush in.

Asquith Erin Limerick Tipperary Clare Connaught Redmond Carson Ireland London Dublin All Ireland John Maxwell Wrgbik Ani Sinn Fain Irish Sea Commons Edward Carson John Sdmond Iriah

British E-boat sunk as Admiralty confirms loss of E-22

Special Cable reports Berlin April 27 that British submarine B-22 was sunk in a Tuesday naval engagement with German forces. Germany rescued two men. a British cruiser was torpedoed, Arethusa class. E-28 later sunk with two saved. E-22 crew of 20 to 30 likely perished.

Washington Post Berlin Admiralty Aurora Galatea Royalist Penélope Phaston London Storth ‘Sea Sayville Mesopotamia Tigris Saya

Diplomacy and War Talk as Berlin Sends Submarine Note

Secretary Lansing reports no new Berlin advices on the submarine issue while President Wilson awaits Germany's reply. Ambassador Gerard may have met Emperor William, seen as a hopeful sign by officials. Congress to be guided by Berlin’s response, with possible war considerations if needed.

Congress Britain Lansing Berlin Gerard William Germany Wilson Washington Presiaent Wilgon Offivihis London United States State Department Den Karl.h. von Wiegand Washington Post N. ¥. World Amsterdam America Chancellor

Obregon to Push Caranza Talks at Juarez Conference

Gen Alvaro Obregon of the de facto Mexican government will press Maj Generals Scott and Funston at Juarez or El Paso for Carranza’s forces to cope with Villa. He seeks early retirement of American troops and outlines proposals for the conference as Mexican relations with the United States tense on the border. Shipments of arms continue to Namiquipa and other camps amid internal Carranza-Obregon tensions.

Apd Carranza Pershing Mamiquipa Chihuahua Alvaro Obregon Scott Funston Juarez el Paso Carrenza Jua 1Fez Obregon Jacints ‘Trevino Carranza _goramander Torreon Pens Frres Ara Venusyee International News Service Tex Mexico Rio “Grande el Pago United States Awi Nachiquipa Namiquipa Coimna Dublan

Prussian War Losses Reported Rising to Over Two Million

Amsterdam dispatch reports official German casualty totals reaching 2,518,264 for Prussia in the war. The figure covers killed wounded and missing but excludes Saxon Bavarian and Württemberg forces.

Amsterdam Germany

Hughes Nomination Seen From Dark Horse List At Chicago

Washington Post report says New York Herald details Republican leaders favoring Justice Hughes if he accepts. They name Theodore Burton, Weed Reet, Samuel W. McCall as top contenders with Senator James W. Wadsworth as a potential undercurrent for a dark horse choice at Chicago.

Chicago Burton, Root McCall Argo Washington Post New York New York Herald Charles’. Hughes Massachusetts Theodore Rooselvelt Sone Justice Hughes Theodore E. Burton Buba Reet Samuel W. McCall Theodore Roosevelt Wadsworth

Obregon in disfavour may depose war minister

El Paso April 27 news confirms a rift between Mexico's Carranza government and General Obregon as cabinet tensions surface. Obregon's power grows with troops backing him, complicating U S plans during talks at Juarez with General Scott and Frederick Funston. American officials see Obregon as stronger and easier to deal with than Carranza.

Pittsburgh Philander C. Knox Taft Huerta Presi‘dent Mexico Wilson Lincoln Maximilian Empire Carranza Obregon Juarez Obrégon National ” ‘Palace Mexico City Vera Cruz Pablo Gonzstés Steeport United States Washington

British Sunk Dutch Warship Stirs Dutch Resentment

Berlin reports claim the Holland crisis stemmed from Britain sinking a Dutch warship. Dutch public denied details until an apology and indemnities were offered. De Tribune cites crew member claims the Breda crew were sent to India to suppress news.

Berlin Bream Sayville Holland England de Tribuns India da Tribune Breda

Emden Lieutenant in France Aboard Toulon

April report states Lieut Fikentacher of the German raider Emden, after escaping Britain at Malta and being recaptured at sea, has been brought to Toulon from Syracuse, Sicily. Includes mention of Chea Ohio Ry folders and summer reports at 1339 F St NW.

Toulon France Fikentacher Emden Malta Syracuse Sicily Chea Ohio Ry Yegorts F St. Nw

American schooner Oregon seized by British cruiser

The Oregon, a schooner chartered by a German firm, was seized by the British cruiser Rainbow in the Gulf of California while sailing from San Francisco to Mazatlan with a lumber cargo. Details on recent movements remain unclear.

Craiver Oregon Toa Company San Francisco Navy Yard Athersley Launeb Gulf of California San Fran San Fran- Jasto Tune, Under Charter To the ‘German Firm of Linga & Co Mazathlan

Irish Revolt Expands Amid Dublin Fighting Heavy

Berlin notes pressure on allies as Turkish moves threaten Suez. Kaiser to write note and Knox attacks Wilson amid shifting loyalties. Belgians in exile report mixed feelings while Obregon era and U.S. stance draw attention. Local briefs touch on crime, markets, and racing results.

Dublin Kaiser Knox Wilson Berlin Baker District Court Society Canvic

Turkish Suez drive opens as German-Turkish force advances

The latest dispatches report Turkish patrols within 20 miles of the Suez Canal. German troops reinforce Turkish units invading Egypt near Quatia, east of the canal. Worcestershire yeomanry suffer captures after a rear guard action. Turkish forces include Germans and Turks on camels with aircraft and artillery.

Zurich Suéz Canal Egypt New Zealand Cand Suez Drive London Soldtéta Ce Heret War Office Quatia Ia Suez Canal Beypt Qualla Gloucestershire Hussars Warwickshire Yeomanry Worcestershire Yeomanry Quatia Suter el Kantara Quatla Adrianople Gallipoli Birelabd Duejdar Port Said Mediterranean Biretabd Biréelbay Birelatd Tigris

British Front Brittle With Fresh German Pressure

London dispatch reports heavy activity along the British front with Bedfordshire Regiment raids near Carnoy and raids nationwide. German forces mass 1,300,000 for a possible double offensive against Verdun and western fronts while 800,000 troops stand behind lines to intensify pressure. Irish units noted for counterattacks near Hulluch and Loos amid gas and artillery barrages.

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