United States May Intervene In Mexico
Washington reports President Wilson abandons watchful waiting policy and will issue a warning to Mexican factions that peace and internal improvements are required. Embargo on arms discussed while Red Cross aid plans focus on Galveston, Laredo, and El Paso warehouses.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Ito
Red Cross
United States
Duval West
American Red Cross
Galveston
Laredo
el Paso
Court Delays Hanging of Five in Florence Arizona
Five Mexicans sentenced to death were reprieved by the Arizona state board of pardons delaying their execution for at least nine weeks. They will pursue motions for a new trial or a commutation to life imprisonment.
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Florence
Ariz
State Board of Pardons
Quintette
Paper Delivery Notice Reflects Carrier Error
A delivery error note states the paper should not be sent to the named recipient by 6 o clock due to carrier issues. Readers are asked to call 8330 for a copy, and if not received after 6 30, contact 2059 for assistance.
Germany artillery attack on Dunajec described as unparalled in history
The Times correspondent with Russian forces reports the Dunajec assault as unmatched in war. He notes a progression from field guns to heavy mobile artillery unleashing continuous shellfire against the Russian centre, yet the Russians withdrew disciplined, and Austro-German pressure near the Laba line was halted by reserves.
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Londo
Times
Dunajec
San
Mission work discussed by noted Adventist speakers
Sabbath prayers and missionary offerings dominate the Chautauqua camp with 400 delegates. Elders Ogden and McNay highlighted global missions, while Weeks Wilcox Van Kirk and Voongaere spoke on outreach. End of world themes loom, amid rain dampening attendance. Adventists operate 80 sanitariums and 70 colleges worldwide. Oak Park seminary at Nevada is noted.
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Chautauqua Park
United States
A. R. Ogden
Iowa
George McNay
Waterloo
Africa
McNay
New York
St. Paul
Carl E. Weeks
Minneapolis
Weeks
India
M. CG. Wilcox
Signs of the Times
Mountain View
Cal
M. B. van Kirk
Young People’s Missionary Volunteer Department
C. S. Voongaere
South Lancaster
Miss
Washington, D. C
Jesus Christ
Nevada
America
Burape
Oak Park Seminary
Italy Lands Armies on Turkish Soil and Rhodes Invasion
London reports Italy has landed troops on Rhodes off Asia Minor near Smyrna and shells Bodrum on the Gulf of Kos amid rumors of further Turkish invasion. German officers may defend the coast as Italy presses toward Gradisca near Trieste, with Austrians retreating. Talks continue on prisoner transfers with Petrograd and Belgrade, including exchanges of Polish Serbian and Croatian nationals.
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London
Rhodes
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Bodrum
Gulf of Kos
Turkey
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Amsterdam
Aegean Sea
Italy
Geneva
Paris
Lake Idro
Storo
Riva
Gulf of Trieste
Goritz
Gradisca
Trieste
Rome
Petrograd
Austria
Russia
Raly
the Tribune
Serbia
Fearful of War News Ends in Self Harm Attempt
Mrs. Joseph Bushinia an Italian resident at 409 Glenwood street attempted to stab herself with an ice pick last evening driven by fear for relatives in the European war zone Mr Bushinia heard her moan rushed in and saved her life she is expected to recover from the stab wound after being found bleeding from the ice pick injury by the husband who called a physician and assistance
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Europe
Joseph Bushinia
Glenwood Street
Zeppelin Hit By British Shell Falls Into Sea Off Telgoland
A Friedrichshafen dispatch reports a Zeppelin raided South End England three days earlier and was struck by British shell fire. Loss of gas caused it to drop into the sea off Telgoland. crew status is unknown.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
South End
England
Telgoland
Woman found dead amid Italy entry war fears
A injured woman was taken to St Francis hospital after a suicide attempt. She had brooded over Italy's entrance into the war for several days but gave no intimation to her family of any intent to take her life. An advertisement for El Tovar Brongie al Havana appeared in the text.
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St Francis Hospital
Italy
Italy Plans to Seize Austrian Embassy Palace in Rome
On the Italian front May 21, authorities report a push to retake the Palagio Venetia the Austrian embassy seat in Vatican Rome hailed as a Renaissance gem. Tivoli residents seek Villa d Este ownership claiming rightful heritage for Tivoli and national monument aims.
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Palagio Venetia
Vatican
Rome
Victor Manmanne
Austria
Italy
Ttar
Tivoli
Villa d'Este
Archeduke Charica Mraneis
Freight Ship Afire at Sea Seeks Help near California
A freighter named Mackinaw reported on fire off Point Reyes about twenty miles from San Francisco. Two of the 31 crew were rescued by the pilot boat California as Trafvard and Klanath urged aid after wireless contact. The vessel drifted, power failed, and drifted near Point Montara with an unknown casualty count.
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San Francis
Mackinaw
Savanty
Imide Bale
Point Reyes
San Franceisco
Point Montara
Here
Trafvard
Klanath
Steat
California
Lusitania War Cruiser Berlin View
News from Washington and Berlin recounts Germany's forthcoming reply to the American note on submarine warfare connected to the Lusitania sinking. Reports discuss whether the ship was a peaceful merchantman or auxiliary cruiser, warnings to American shipping, and the potential delay of decisive actions while defining the vessel involved.
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Germany
Wilson
Washington
Kaiser
Berlin
Washington, D. C
Ignere
London
Gerard
United States
Lars Stanka
Cerest
State Department
Lusyvania
Lusitania
Inter+ nation
Elaine Ta Save
Pire
Ger- Twway
Aglay
Atnirakty
Great Britain
Nebraskan
Amssador Page
Liverpool
Towers
McBride
Count Revgenttow
Deutsche Tageszeltung
Berlins
America
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Gettyshiire
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Tovar, Brongie
Havana
Wonderta
Struc
Hands
Arelutuke
House of Hapsburg
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