German Taxes Puzzle And Credit To Gen Monro In London Papers
London papers praise the withdrawal and credit Gen Monro for success while noting German treasury plans. Reports suggest Empire direct taxes unlikely, with Bavarian and Prussian officials supporting monopolies and potential national fund contributions. The Times lauds Monro for evacuations at Gallipoli and Helles with minimal casualties, despite Turkish and German opposition.
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London
Gen. Monro
Isrman
London Morning
Gailporl
Monro
Birdwod
Davies
Munro
the Times
Memorial Cross Erected At St Pauls Church
A memorial cross fourteen feet high is installed at St Pauls Church to honor the Passionist fathers and parishioners. The ceremony featured Rev James Krug delivering a sermon, with Father Wer Mackin unveiling the cross. Church officers and Holy Name Society members participated in a solemn procession and communion services.
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Kanovace
St Pauls Cacthole
Giser
Erey
Toe Cathole University
Holy Name Society
Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin
Arisa
Wackin
Blewsee
Rey James Krug
Mackin
Athera
Esterday
St Pauls
James Krug
St Paul Church
Thomas E
James Hollarke
Thomas McEneanes
Totter Marshal
William
Post Anns
NASA
Augustine
Paul Gritich
Allies Quit Gallipoli After Heavy Losses and Failure
The Gallipoli campaign ends as Allied forces evacuate Anzac Cove and Suvla Bay after weeks of heavy losses. The Dardanelles operation, begun February 1915, failed to capture Constantinople or open the Bosporus, with battleships sunk and landings repulsed. Trench warfare followed from May to August, ending in a costly withdrawal.
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Gallipoli
Anzac Cove
Suvia Bay
Dardanelles
Straits
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Russia
England
Egypt
Suez Canal
India
Middle Western
Don
Houvet
Irresistible
Ocean
Aegean Sea
Tan Hamilton
Seddul-Bahr
Ali Burnu
New Zealand
Seddul Bahr
Stuia Bay
Hamilton
Asquith
Parliament
Fosses
Suvla Bay
Peninsula
Walsh May Run for Vice President and Governor Hope
Former Massachusetts governor David I. Walsh visits Boston area friends before a planned three month Orient trip. He weighs potential runs for Democratic vice president, U.S. Senate, or reentering state government, while urging national defense preparedness and stronger coast defenses. The piece notes his privacy on politics and highlights allied calls to broaden military training and readiness.
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Massachusedty
Senate
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Aksel Wickfeld
Massachusetts Avenue
Orient
San Francisco
Philippines
Japan
China
New England
Gov. Walsh
United States Senate
Guy Walsh
Boston
Amherst
Natonal Guard
Congress
Queen Helena Hosts Theater Party for 2000 Wounded
On her birthday the queen entertained 2000 convalescent soldiers from the local hospital at a theater party in Rome. Refreshments followed between acts as cheers rang out for Queen Helena Crana Humbert and Princesses Yolande Margita Giovanna and the Duke of Porto.
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International News Service
Rome
Helena
Helens
Crana
Prince Humbert
Lord Burnham Dead and Cardinal Mercier Visit Expected
London and Rome report the death of Lord Burnham proprietor of the London Daily Telegraph after a long illness. He aged 83 and left a legacy as a pioneering newspaper owner. In Rome, Cardinal Mercier’s planned visit is deemed politically significant, tied to peace talks and church diplomacy amid war.
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Lord Burnham
Cardinal Mercier
Rome
London
London Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Boris Edward Levy
Jd. M. Levy
Lionel Lawson
Edward Levy-Lawson
Burnham
Bucks
Hall Barn
Journaliesrs
Great Britain
Lord Northrcliffe
Lord Burrham
Daily Telegraph
University College School
London University
Paradit
Daily Telegraph and Courier Levy
Press Fund
Institute of Journalism
King Edward
King George
Lord Hurnham
Henrietta
Benjamin Nottingham Webster
Harry Lawson
The
House of Commons
William Jaawson
Royal Bucks Hussara Air
Former U S Consul Hansmann Dies in New York
Jane Carl A Hansmann formerly attached to the United States consular service died at his home in New York today from pneumonia He served in Germany France Belgium and the West Indies He was born in Anaconda Iowa on May 1 1867 and graduated from Columbian University
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New York
Jane
Carl A Hansmann
United States
Consular Service
Germany
France
Belgium
West Indies
Anaconda
Iowa
Columbian University
Police News Notes of Robberies and Accidents
Police notes recount numerous robberies reported yesterday including thefts from vehicles and stores. Items stolen include money, jewelry, cigarettes, clothing, and a lock of front door broken. Two separate pedestrian accidents injured a 12 year old boy and a 40 year old man, both treated at Casualty Hospital.
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James L. Finn
Seventh Street
New Varnum Hotel
Lews B Grey
Pennnsylvania Avenue
Hart Dishman
Sherman Avenue
F M. Newham
Williamsport
Tmon Station
Lieut Cross
Washington Barracks
Michael Riley
Wisconsin
Miriam Howlett
Twelfth Street
Sixteenth
Corcoran Streets
J R Price
Vermont
Northwest
Charles Topp
New Hampshire Avenue
Maryland
Washington Tobacco Company
Charles Prespent
D Street
Stubener’s Place
Eugenie B McQuot
Bancroft Place
Edith Mcintyre
K Street
Washington Circle
Twenty- Fourth Street
Malcolm Easton
Eighteenth Street
Klingle Road
Rock Creek Park
Lieut Townsend
Twentieth Street
River Ice Costs 5 Lives in Delaware Crossing
Five men from Eddington Pa perished when a 16 foot skiff capsized on the Delaware River near Bristol as heavy ice floes swept across. Survivors Yorty and Schwan clung to the overturned craft but died of exposure. others including Pheister Flynn Knight vanished under the ice after cries for help drew in a rescue boat.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Bristol
Erwin Schwan
Cincinnati
Eddington
Schwan
Beverly
Harry Yorty
Yorty
Charles Pheister
Patrick Flynn
Charlex Knight
Terrell to be home today after disappearance
William Prescott Terrell, 23, a law student and son of William M. Terrell of Terrell & Little Inc, vanished from his Ontario Road home last Monday. A nationwide search by police and volunteers followed. A Norfolk letter indicated he was safe, and his father reported they would return to Washington this morning.
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Wiliam Prescott Terrell
William M. Terrell
Terrell & Little, Inc
Ontario Road
Northwest
Washington
Norfolk Hoat
Norfolk. Va
Norfolk
Suffragists Protest Compulsion Bill in Hyde Park
Suffragettes held a remonstration in Hyde Park today against the compulsion bill. Speakers, both women and men, addressed five platforms as large crowds gathered, with notable heckling from the audience.
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London
Hyde Park
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Bavaria
Prussia
Annals of War
Helles
Anzac
Suvia
Penttaula
ST. Paul's
FIGHT
Balkan
Greece
Bulgaria
Roumania
Turkey
Serbia
Teutons
Bulgers
Carson
Edward Carson
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Churchill
Lord Fisher
Caucasus
Admiral Carden
Carden
de Robeck
Walsh
Capital
Fred
Europe
Monros
Tam
London Telegraph
Wen Riches
Ohd
Ai Freemason
Vatican
Hartmann i
Hartmann
Albert
U. S
Qui' Record Service
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
Steinway and Other Pianos
Police News
Thomas White
Third Street
North Capitol Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Casualty Hospital
Kann Sous & Cor
Victrolas
Kann
Terrell
Victrola X
Kann Suns & Co
STH
ST. and
Perna
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