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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1916

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Austrians Advance Capture Thousand Italians On Front

Vienna says Austrians capture about 3000 Italians with 25 cannons and eight machine guns taken. They drive Italians from Borgola Pass, seize Cima dei Taghi and Cima di Mesole, and report 3 38 centimeter howitzers seized. Bombardments and further advances noted along the Italian front with 3600 Italians captured yesterday and 84 officers among prisoners. Air raids and heavy losses described, with Austrian wounded reaching Laibach.

Vienna London Charles Francis Joseph Armenterra Ridge Ima del Taghi Cima di Mesale Borgola Pass Tyrol Oon Lavarona Armenterra Archduke Charles Francis Joseph Cima Dei Taghi Cima di Mesole Florgola Pass Pasublo Anghebani

Noted French Auto Racer Killed in Duel in Air

Paris May 21 Georges Boillot automobile racer and aviator was killed in combat with five German aircraft. He shot down one German plane before a bullet pierced his heart. Boillot had earlier served as chauffeur to General Joffre and won the Automobile Club of France grand prize in 1912 and 1918.

Paris Georges Boillot M. Boillot Joffre Automobile Club France

Plan to Seize All Food By German Chancellor Bill

Berlin reports indicate the Bundesrath discusses an authorization bill granting the imperial chancellor power to seize and distribute all food stuffs, fodder, and raw materials and to set sale prices. The bill, to be adopted tomorrow, would empower the chancellor to appoint new officials answerable only to him, while Berlin plans to cut butter ration from 15 to 9 grams with ticket presentation.

Bundesrath Amsterdam Mey London Berliner Tageblatt Berlin

Russians on Toho Mystery in Its Movements

Russian agents or forces are reported to be shrouded in mystery as movements around Toho raise questions about their objectives and timing. Officials provide limited commentary amid heightened security and speculation.

Verdun Front Battles and Russian Cavalry Joins Gorringes

Western front fighting rages over Dead Man Hill and Hill 304 as German offensives push south and east of the Meuse. A Russian cavalry detachment reportedly joins Gen Gorringe on the Tigris, raising questions on logistics and the Baghdad railway amid bold operations across Mesopotamia.

International News Service Mne Verdun Tigris Kut-el- Amara Percy Lake Mesopotamia Samayyat Townshend Gorringes the Tigris Dead Man Hii Dead Man Hill Hanes-Harcourt

Rasmussen Going After MacMillan

New York May 21 The American Museum of Natural History has contracted by cable with Eknud Rasmussen to bring out of Greenland the members of the Donald B MacMillan expedition and the E O Hovey relief party. The museum received a cable from Dr Hovey requesting a relief ship.

New York American Museum of Natural History Eknud Rasmussler Greenland Donald B. MacMillan Crocker Land E. O Hovey MacMillen Museum Dr. Hovey

Eighty Salvation Army women become lifeguards

Eighty girls were commissioned as lifeguards to patrol bathing beaches at the Salvation Army training school graduation in New York. Col. William Peart said they were taught life saving, rescue, and preaching, selected for their fitness for the work, the corps the army’s first of its kind.

Salvation Army New York Army William Peart

Train Kills Four in Auto at Grade Crossing Near Newcomerstown

In Newcomerstown Ohio on May 21 a Pennsylvania passenger train struck an automobile driven by Frank Wilson two miles east of town killing four inside the car. The victims are Mia Wilson wife of the driver Pauline Wilson their daughter and Mrs. E E Purdy plus her daughter Lorraine Purdy. Wilson was thrown 40 feet and seriously injured while four others escaped with minor injuries.

Newcomerstown Ohio Pennsylvania Frank Wilson Mia Wilson Pauline Wilson E. E Purdy Lorraine Purdy Wilson

Berlin secrecy on Sussex punishment stirs confusion

Washington inquiry seeks details on the punishment for the U-18 commander Otto Steinbrink after the Sussex attack killed 50 aboard the French steamer. Officials question why Berlin withholds specifics despite claims of a severe penalty and indignation over deception.

Spaclal Washington Post New York Washington Berlin Gerard Otto Steinbrink U-18 Aera Nienic

Yaqui Threats Near Langhorne Front Raise Border War Tension

Marathon Texas May 21 Army units moved to reinforce Maj Langhorne as Yaqui Indians reportedly threatened the rear of his column near Boquillas. Col Sibley led two cavalry troops toward Langhorne, with 300 troops and motor support prepared to counter any attack on the Chihuila plains. Officials played down immediate danger while noting reports of raids and ongoing border mobilization.

el Paso Big Bend Texas San Antonio Marathon Tex Olala Boquillas George Ti Langhorne Col Sibley Mexico Japorta Cuatro Cienegas Maj Eighth Cavalry Gol. Sibley Fourteenth Cavalry Maj. Langhorne Chuhuila la Jintes Terlingua Yaqui Indiene H B. L. Evans Army Sgnal Corps Col. Sibley Evans Tenacilly Sixth Cavalry Chihuahua Pershing Coast Artillery War Department Funaton Brownsville Gan Funston J. J. Pershing Sierra Blanca Marfa Alpine Brownaville

Americans in Mexico Near Temosachic Under Fire

Field dispatch from Mexico May 20 reports thirteen cavalry troopers of the Seventieth fired on near Temosachic. One wounded as troops pushed north. Mexicans described as hiding under a bridge, then fleeing. Locals claim bands of Carranzistas or bandits follow American columns, warning natives they chase the gringos from Mexican soil.

Pershing Mexico Columbia Mex Seventhy Temosachic Madera Mexico Northwestern

THINK VON JAGOW WILL QUIT TRAVELERS REPORT RUMOR

French dispatches from Geneva note Berlin travelers believe Clemens Delbrueck may resign as chancellor and interior minister, with Gottlieb von Jagow likely to retire. Reports say Prince von Buelow could become foreign minister, signaling a potential cabinet shift.

Geneva Switzerland Parle Berlin Clemens Delbruecka Vicg Interior Gottlieb Yonudagow Foreign Miniaeeer Prince von Buslow Forr Aancellor

ATR RAID ON SUEZ CANAL REPORTS PORT SAID BOMBINGS

Turkish aviators bombarded Port Said on the Suez Canal, an official British Egyptian command statement says. Two enemy planes dropped bombs. two civilians were killed and thirteen civilians and five soldiers wounded.

Washington Post London Guex Canal Egypt

German Ships Sunk Carrying Coal in Baltic Sea

Stockholm reports that the German steamers Hebe and Pera carrying coal were sunk Saturday night by a submarine off the southern coast of Caps Oland in the Baltic. Shipping records do not list the vessels Hebe and Fare.

Baltic Stockholm London Hebe Pera Caps Oland

Austrians Take 3 000 Prisoners in Day of Actions

A compact index notes multiple wartime items including Austrians taking about 3000 prisoners and Russians reaching the Tigris. Other entries mention German advances, political notes, and local incidents such as a lace robbery and a tornado with fatalities.

Tigris News of Alexandria Holland’s

Greece on brink of bankruptcy warns expremier Venizelos

Former Greek premier Venizelos says Greece is near bankruptcy and denounces Skouloudis blustering methods. He notes worn uniforms and scarce equipment, cites army mobilization delays, and urges closer ties with the allies before it is too late.

Washington Post Athens London Venizelos Athens Herald Skouloudis Entente Powera Greece

Roosevelt Move Opens New York Headquarters for Old-Line GOP

George von Meyer leads a Republican committee to recruit for Theodore Roosevelt's possible bid. The group opened at the Biltmore Hotel in New York, inviting Republicans to join. A delegation will meet Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to outline campaign plans.

New York Oyster Bay Washington Post Taft George von LI Meyer Biltmore Hotel Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Meyer Boston

Rebels as live corpses escape Dublin uprisings

London reports Sinn Fein members used coffins to fake death and slip from custody during the Dublin roundup. The ruse relied on lax burial procedures and a prearranged exit after a grave service, with grave diggers and bystanders aiding the escape before guards returned.

London Associated Press Dublin Sinn Feinerg Haa Sinn Fein Taj Suri

Justice Hughes Says Colonel Will Be Nominated Allegedly

Associate Justice Charles H. Hughes, on the Republican presidential nomination, told a party supporter he believes Roosevelt will be nominated and that he has no interest in seeking the post. Friends say he would refuse a nomination after a bitter fight and stay on the Supreme Court. Frank Hitchcock failed to secure consent to use Hughes name. he heads Hughes headquarters in Chicago after meeting Senator Borah.

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