The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
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London, May IA warning to the peo-
Die OF England to look for greater and
: more disastrous air raids was sounded by
the prass today, commenting upon last
Fridays attack. when seyenty-six per
sons were killed Germany "a believed to
have resolved upon another big effort to
spread reign Of terror tn England. using
both aircraft and submarines for the pur-
pose.
Paris. May A-Georges Clsmenceau, for
mer premier OF France, has addressed an
open letter to President Wilson in the
Newspaper L'Homme EnchAnte asking
him to allow Col Roosevelt to come to
France
Copenhagen. May A-Compulsory ma
tiond service for women In Germany
may be extsnded 20 agricultural labor.
says a dispatch from the German IRON
tier today. This step IL attributed to the
heavy Losses sustained by Won linden
burE's armies on the western front
New York. May a-John D. RocksfsIler
today subscribed for $500, 900 worth of
The liberty loan-kis third subscription
since the loan was announced His total
subscription to date Is <laooo.ooo
Buenos Ayres, May a-'BelieS Is ex-
pressed in German circles that Germany
week" says dispatch from Rio Janeiro
today. $500
Amsterdam. May H-Ths semi-oficial
press, commenting upon the recent speech
Of Premier Lloyd George. OF England, on
ne submarine situation. deny that the
U-ooat warfare has been curbed BY the
a-fr
Montevedio, May a-The labc situa-
don became acute today when labor lead
ers called a general strike. Taxicab and |
street car employees have Joined the strike |
OF the employees Of the American Packing |
eampanies. The general walkout was 1
sailed, II was explained. as a protest |
against police and military interferenoe.
Cleveland. Ohio. May s.-Qeveiand suf- |
fragists today turned from their unnag-
Ing chase after the vote for women to |
sspouse the cause Of the liberty loan.
Mrs. Roger c. PerkinS. Chairman of the |
suIrage party, has gathered about her |
Team OF the best takers In the suffrage |
ranks, and they are to visit every home, |
urging occupants to buy a bond.
Baltimore, Nd. May s.-Charles SAM
Vel Jackson, OF Portland. Greg, publisher |
OF the Oregon Journal who was operated |
on oy DR.. Hugh Young at the Johns Hop |
Ens hospital here, Il rapidly recovering |
and his condition today was said to be |
very good Mr.. Jackson received novers |
today from President Wilson and his |
secretary. Joseph Tumulty.
Cleveland, Ohio, May es-Saturday AFT
ernoon Cleveland started q whIrlwind |
campaign to enlist LOO men in the army
and navy before registration day. Two
days have passed and already $50 have
volunteered for service.
Tokyo, May s-'Ths entrance NJ the
United States In the war Is especially /
pleasing to Japan, for Il Will greatly /
strengthen the ties between the two Il
countries" said Premier Count TerauchI Il
today IN an address to the perfectIaI 4
governors on the policies Of the japanese II
government The premier said Japan
would have to strengthen her defenses II
promote her industries, ana develop her
foreign trade.
Philadelphia, May s&-rhs Director, OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-
day authorized the subscription of kSooo-
20 Of the liberty loan bond issue.
issue.
Boston, May rl-The Mystic bridge at
near here, has fallen into the
.dysuc River. The accident happened at
araWortdSe No. Z, on the western division
OF the Boston and Maine Railroad. The
guy ropes which supported the draw col
apsed, causing the bridge to fan into the
water. The accident was without loss OF
IRE or injury, but tied up all inbound
ana outbound trafnc on the western d.
vision