AMAT FUTURE PEACE FEARS TO ATTEMPT TOO MUCH
Wilson's address tonight may shape the peace drive as the Federation of Nations unveils a campaign to raise 300000 to extend the league. Speakers at a luncheon include prominent figures from Philadelphia New York Harvard and Columbia with Taft guiding the aim to create a permanent peaceful future and curb the current conflict. The effort launched at Independence Hall last year continues as delegates push for broader support ahead of President Wilson's address.
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Obituary notices and funeral masses for multiple families
On May 26 1916 Norma Hlelulen Gill and others were noted for services at St Vincent de Paul and Mount Olivet Cemetery with interment details. A death entry for Sarah V Trite in Tresidence Hospital outlines funeral mass at Holy Comforter Church and burial. Notices also mention Kennedy and Welch families with private interment to follow and services from familiar residences in Washington Grove and northeast district.
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Rosuirday
Italian Women Give Up Cigarettes for the Army
Rome May 26. A group of Roman society women have agreed to smoke no more cigarettes until a victorious peace is achieved. The gold tipped cigarettes gifted by male admirers will be sent to soldiers at the front.
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Wilson's peace talk eyed to win German votes in fall race
Washington dispatch says Administration hopes White House peace talk will sway German Americans and help Wilson in the coming campaign. Politicians say Germans in the United States back peace, easing submarine issue. Wilson not quoted as endorsing the view. aims to spread peace sentiment across war nations. Berlin press note signals the tactic is working as intended.
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Allen's Foot Ease for the Troops Noted in War Hospitals
War era hospitals order Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for troops. Shaken into shoes and used in foot baths, it gives rest and comfort, relieves friction, and prevents tired or sore feet. Sold by Dury and Department Stores, 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes.
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May festival at Alexandria public schools crowns queen
The 2,000 attendee May festival at Alexandria High School grounds showcased 600 children in shepherdess, Indian, scout and other costumes. Miss Mary Whitton rode in a chariot to be crowned queen by Miss Rosa Murphy as the crowd applauded. The event featured drills, dances, music by the Holy Name band, and praise for Miss Nellie Payne who led the program. Memorial exercises follow at the National Cemetery with a program including Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and a volley by Alexandria High School Cadets.
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Roosevelt and Dewey Stand Firm Over Venezuela Crisis
A late 19th century episode shows President Roosevelt mobilizing the fleet near Cuba and warning Germany to submit the Venezuela dispute to arbitration. After Vacation the German emperor agreed within 36 hours, allowing Dewey to avoid forceful action and preventing a German landing at Venezuelan waters.
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Dewey
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Lamar Off to Prison for Impersonation Theft
David Lamar was taken from New York to Atlanta by two U S deputy marshals to serve two years in the penitentiary for impersonating A Mitchell Palmer then a U S representative with intent to defraud J P Morgan Co and the United States Steel Corporation. Lamar was handcuffed to a deputy.
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Berlin Hopes House Will Come Soon On Mission of Peace
Berlin hopes a peace mission from Wilson may yield a settlement as neutral observers doubt a quick entente concession. The piece discusses German strength, Allied aims, and possible terms including Belgium restoration and Alsace Lorraine, with Germany open to reasonable peace if the Allies abandon total victory aims.
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German Writers See New Diplomacy In the Press
German writers praise journalism for guiding peace efforts as chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg sticks to a firm line and presses England to discuss preconditions of peace. The Neue Freie Presse lauds the press as a bridge between war and future harmony, noting public dialogue replaces secret diplomacy.
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Hollweg
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Neue Freie Presse
North Sea
England
Diplomacy and Peace Talks Mark Step Forward Across North Sea
The article discusses a new form of dialogue between England and Germany, noting the interview across the North Sea as a signal of changing diplomatic resourcefulness during the war. It highlights a desire for peace voiced by both sides, while recognizing remaining gaps between will and action. The Freie Presse lauds the shift away from annihilation policy and calls public conversations political events edging toward negotiations.
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