Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-05-21
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PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
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SAYINGS, D JOIN c 5, ACHIEVE
MENTs, sUFFERlNes, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.


ABOUT THE WAR
A German submarine vas sunk in
the North sea by the steamer Cola
irnie. according to officers of the Col
lairnie, which arrived At Blythe, Eng
land.
According to dispatches from Con
stantinople. the Turks nave lost in
killed and wounded during four days
in the D%ardanelles nearly $4,000 men,
not counting those in smyrna, which
was bombarded.
The latest available figures OF the
Lusitania disaster show: Dead, pas
sengers and crew, 1.150; saved, pas
sengers and crew, 767. OF the latter
465 were passengers and 800 We're
members Of the crew.
Advices from the Dardanelles. as
conveyed FROM sources favorable to
the allies, say the French and British
forces are continuing to gain in the
land fighting, although It is conceded
the decisive phase has not been
reached,
Premier Salandra convoked a coun-
ell Of ministers to make a decision
relative to the present crisis. The
agitation in Rome has assumed almost
a revolutionary character. The entire
city has been occupied by troops and
the city under martial law.
The British battleship Goliath was
,torpedoed and sunk at the Oar
danelles by a Turkish destroyer, with
the loss Of about 500 lives. Official
announcement to this effect was made
in London, together with the state
ment that WI Turkish gunboats and
a Turkish transport had been sunk.
WESTERN
Boise. Idaho, is exemplifying the
get-together spirit in promoting even.
ing meets in the schools.
At Milwaukee, James Morrison Oar
nell, a Kenosha, Wis, minister, val
found guilty of violating the Mann
while slave act.
Laurence Seaman, bishop of the
Salt Lake City diocese of the Roman
Catholic church and a pioneer mis-
s%iOnary of the West, died at Salt Lake
after a long illness.
The Southern Sociological congress
at Houston, Tex, adopted resolutions
indorsing President Wilson's stant
lin the present critical situation" anC
expressing confidence in him.
TAree thousand striking Detroi
street railway employees voted to re
turn to work Immediately. pending
settlement of their differences witt
the Detroit United Railway Compan,
by arbitration.
The Navy Department, according t
a message received at Los Angeles
has instructed Admiral sHoward t
send a warship to Tebari bay, Mexico
to succor the American colony at E'
peranza, which has been attacked b.
Yaqui Indians.
Maury l.. Diggs and F. Drew Cam
netti was granted a stay of execu
ton OF their sentences under tn
Mann act at San Francisco by tn
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peals to permit appeals to the Unite
States Supreme Court.
Opposition to the worldwide move
ment known as the Baraca an
Philathea classes for young men an
young women respectively was voice
in the report of the Sunday schoC
board at the opening session at Houi
ton, Tex. of the Southern Pacifi
convention.
Former President William Howar
Taft, speaking at the Worlds Coul
Congress at Cleveland. Ohio, outline
his plan for the establishment Of
League OF Peace ami Arbitratio
Court with the object Of settling b
arbitration differences between tn
nations OF the world and preventin
further wars