Tyranny of Martial Law Charged Over Irish Plan
Dublin editorials react to the lord mayor’s refusal to send a proposed message to President Wilson. Nationalist papers condemn government controls as tyranny while the Freeman’s Journal, Irish Times and others attack Balfour and argue the conference undermines Irish aims and alienates allies.
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Foreign Office
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England
United States
France
Mansion House
Tenement Patriotism and New York Delights
Special correspondent C O McIntyre visits a crowded 92 Horatio Street tenement to profile Annie MacKinen a 30 year old mother of four who supports extra children on her husband’s wage while eight brothers serve in wartime France One bond bought just before her baby’s birth reflects deep patriotism She notes New Yorkers deserve sunlight air and play spots amid a nation at war and the arts scene in studios displays fatigue with rhymeless war names and Self expression debates.
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the Dispatch
New York
Horatio Steel
Annie MacKinen
Hudson River Front
France
Scotland
O. Henry
Sib
Foch
Haig
Pershing
General Haig
Zheneral Foch
Zheneral Pershing
Bowie
Fone
Scheere
Mordkins
Ssrig
Pavlowas
West
White
Southern AFLIane Campaign Reaches Over Subscriptions Milestone
The southern division, including Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Tennessee, reports 3 019 031 raised for Red Cross with many towns surpassing quotas. Georgia totals 754 000 while Tennessee leads with 779 000 as banks and corporations push for large oversubscriptions. Savannah announces a 100 000 quota reached. Durham Charlotte Wilmington Columbia Tampa Jacksonville Winston-Salem report strong over subscriptions and many towns exceed goals.
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Red Cross
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
South
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Wilson
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Durham
Charlotte
Wilmington
Columbia
Jacksonville
Winston-Salem
Bavarians Face Americans in New France Front
German troops along the Toul sector have been withdrawn after weeks of engagement with American forces. They are replaced by the Eighth Bavarian reserves as fighting shifts to northern France.
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France
Toul
Quiet day for troops as official statement issued
Thursday May 23 reports a quiet day on all points occupied by troops. The official statement issued tonight from American headquarters confirms no notable actions or changes in positions.
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France
Henry Mumford
View of Turkey Endorsed by Teutons
Moscow reports that central powers in an official German telegram endorse the Turkish government view that Muslims should head the government in the Crimea. Also notices on an estate, Crimea demographics, and a remark about Chinese and London Chinatown populations.
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Teutons
Moscow
Central Powers
Musselmans
Crimea
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