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... of the district. Numerous striking appeals were addressed to the, big crowd which assembled, emphasis being laid on the Lusitania crime. War pictures were also shown on a screen. MOTOR-CYCLE & CAR COLLIDE. On the .Stratford road, near Warwick, yesterdav ...
... THE FINAL the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite number of men took leap of quite &eventy teet into the sea. Many turned over before striking the surface. took her final plunge the boilers, I think ...
... Speaking of the warning which was given before the Lusitania sailed, Mr. Houneell said that everybody thought was German bluff. The warning telegrams which were sent passengers on board before the Lusitania sailed were only sent to Americans. Mr. Hounsell ...
... BIRMINGHAM RECOLLECTIONS OF THE SHIP. many of us—writes Mr, E. P. Ray, F.R.U S . who represents the Line Eimii loss the Lusitania is sonicthiug in the nature personal beteaiemenf, ’or quite affection is felt crack ship with which one has close iclationships ...
... Saw the Torpedo Mr. E. M. Colli ...
... wife and two other children were lost. ‘•UTTER DEVILRY.’ Pulpit Condemnntlon of the Lusitania Crime. The Rev, R. J. Campbell made a striking allusion to the Lusitania tragedy when preaching at the City Temple resterdar morning. full rage air. I, said ...
... been able raise a 3rd lino unit and a 2nd line battalion of South Staffords. AJheere.) Remarking upon the, making of the Lusitania the Mayor said it was the most diabolical piece of work in the history of the world. Surely it would result in huge recruiting ...
... has been converted from his opinion that excuses might be mads for Germany by the rothlees and murderous torpedoing of tbs Lusitania. There is‘passionsts anger everywhere, and there have been some outbreaks violenos against Germans York, Chicago, PhUndotphsa ...
... Bemstorff’s characteristic reply Let them think to interviewees’ observation The United States people think the aihking of the Lusitania waa oold-blooded murder.” Count Bernstorff was in taxicab when thus cornered, and after delivering himself of these oontemptuons ...
... Midland Photographs IN TO-DAY’S “Picture World” BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND SURVIVORS OF LUSITANIA DISASTER. WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN NORTHAMPTON HOSPITAL, LORD LEIGH ENTERTAINS SOLDIERS AT STONELEIGH. FIELD OPERATIONS BY BIRMINGHAM ELECTRICAL VOLUNTEERS. AND ALL ...
... CLERGYMEN'S OUTSPOKEN NESS. The latest illustrations of German frightfulness torpedoing and sinking cf the leviathan liner the Lusitania, and the use of asphyxiating gases in the fighting in France were alluded to in roost the local churches at the services ...
... >s unstinted ; and wonder. But it useless waste words on the authors of that infamy, which makes tlie death roll of the Lusitania greater even than the tragedy of the Titanic that so wot the tears of the Kaiser and you Tirpitz! Such calculated in humanity ...