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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1915

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Submarines Attack Atlantic Routes Draw British War Fears

German submarines return to Atlantic trade lanes off Ireland and England sinking two ships Edale and Svorone. Crews saved. patrol boats reach survivors. Allied warnings to American travelers amid Dunkirk bombardment heighten Britain’s anxiety as eastern front actions shift attention to Baltic raids and new German moves.

London North Sea Ireland England Edale Scilly Islands Svorone Blasket Islands Seans Lngsh Admiralty Eppelin Dankirk Jate South America Manchester Bale Steamship Company Middlesbrough Ingland Mdale Seitls Islands Thex Sas Bale Vahell Fred Archangel White Sea Isna Sia Theen Dunkirk Trerman Nieuport

Mrs Clarence Moore Marries Axel Wickfeld in Private Dowry

Mrs Mabelle Swift Moore widow of Titanic victim Clarence Moore, marries Axel Christian Pre heu Wickfeld in a quiet ceremony at 2:90 pm on Massachusetts Avenue. The couple plans a New York honeymoon then Swiftmore, Prides Crossing. Witnesses included the Danish minister and Miss Frances Moore.

Mabelle Swift Moore Clarence Moore Axel Christian Preheu Wickfeld Massachusetts Avenue Wickfeld New York Roland Cotton Smith St. John's Secrety Thomas K. Laughlin Henry F. Lippitt Rhode Island Denmark Frances Moore Woodbury Blair Moore Witkfeld Edwin C. Swift Washington Cleveland Tyler I Street Commercial Club Alex Legare

China Defies Mikado Menace in War Babies

Ishina replies to Japanese demands while conceding some points but rejecting key group five. China offers further concessions but Moscow notes 24 demands not met. Yuan Shih Kai discusses the crisis with cabinet members and advisers. talks end without another meeting. If Japan seizes more territory, China may appeal to four powers guarding its independence.

Weking Ishina China Eki Hioki M. Atoki Yuan $Hi Kai Foreign Office Japan Tsingten M. Hicki

Trade balance and war shock outsized by end of year

U S finance experts warn against inflation and a wild boom as Europe’s war reshapes markets. W P G Harding says the U S could see a 2 billion dollar trade surplus by year end while Frank Vanderlip and Thomas Lamont discuss America’s path to financial leadership and the role of New York in a postwar world.

Vanderlip American Academy of Political and Social Science Morgan Partner Philadelphia United States W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board Harding Panama Canal Zone South America Franka Vanderlip Naionality Bank New York America T. W. Lamont Morgan Banking Mr. Lamont Money Center Lamont Lurcher London Financial Center Lamont Europe Central Bernhard Dernburg Germany Charles Noble Gregory Washington Academy

Jockey Fred Winter Appeals for Bread in German Camp

A London cable reports Fred Winter, once Kaiser’s first jockey, now a prisoner in the Rupelden internment camp, pleading for bread and biscuits. He fears his mental balance is suffering and offers no further details on his imprisonment.

Washington Post London Fred Winter Ruplebden Winter

British Miners Hold Out in Wages Dispute

London May 1 The London meetings between mine owners and laborers ended in deadlock. The men rejected a 10 percent wage increase and left the dispute to Premier Asquith who will appoint an arbitrator to settle the stalemate.

London Asquith

Carnival of Rare Beauty Raises Charity Funds at Friendship

Society staged a vivid charity fête under trees at Friendship to support infant welfare stations of the Washington Diet Kitchen Association. Ambassadors and debutantes mingled with officers, soldiers, and families enjoying a dog show, marching bands, and booths selling flowers, candles, hats, and dolls as Miss Gwynn led the organizing group.

Friendship Washington Diet Kitchen Association al Amart Uncle Sam Fort Myer Virginia Potomac Jean Hinkle Jerome Bonaparte William Littauer Hugh Legare Miss Hawke Wol‘cott Tuckerman Tommy Lester Fleming Newbold Arthur Lee

Millionaire Ranch Hand Dies in Paloma Duel

A pistol duel in Chino Canyon near Palm Springs, California, left ranch hand Peter Glennon dead and Catholic priest Rev. Paul Reinfels wounded. Glennon sought to kill nurse Miss Clara Sherer, who had tended him, leading to a struggle in which Reinfels fired the fatal shot. Reinfels was wounded but recovering.

Palm Springs Cal Peter Glennon Paul Reinfels Paloma Reinfels Chino Canyon Riverside County Father Reinfels Beth Clara Sherer Glennon Miss Sherer Ching Camp

Oiled Auto Runs Again After Maple Syrup Lubricant

In Brooklyn, Reverend William L. Davidson reports his automobile, previously stuck after Christmas when syrup was mistakenly used as lubricant, ran again after he realized the oil tasted and looked like maple syrup. Two machinists helped tow the car to a garage, where testing confirmed the syrup issue.

New York William L. Davidson Fleetwood Street M. BE Brooklyn Hectaea

Dardanelles Fort Silenced by Fleet in Gallipoli Campaign

Athens dispatch reports British and French fleets bombarded Nagara while Turkish forts did not reply. Allied converging forces on Gallipoli press Turkish defenses as Queen Elizabeth leads a 3,000-shell day. Turkish losses cited. Sari Bair and Namazi defenses attacked.

Nagara Maidos Gallipoli Dardanelles Sard Vvard Ain Es de Robech Ts Way Berlin Sari-Bair Gulf of Susla Anda Kaba Tepe Killid Bahr Cham Kalessi Namazein Athens Salanthi Constantinople Tenedos Maid Dardanelies Queen Elizabeth Sir Ian Hamilton Enos Bulair Suvla Gulf Gall Yeni Shehr Strait Pag

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