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... THE LUSITANIA. Chief Officer the 1-usitania who is happily amongst the sa%.al lives .at iiiii itgr4ww, It:- family is at present. passenger the ill-fated Mr Walter was a nephew of Mrs William Roberts. Oswestry, widow Of iiitt• Mr Win. Roberts. J ...
... ek Thursday, May nth, 1925. THE LUSITANIA. ...
... Lusitania Crime. LOCAL PASSENGERS AMONGST THE LOST. Mr. Booth Jones. Among the passengers by the Lusitania who were drowned were Mr. and Mr. E. Booth Jones and their two young children. Mr. Booth Jones was second son of the late Mr. John Jones, of Central ...
... lusitania torpedo: SUNK BY GERMAN SUBMARINE. 1,125 VICTIMS OF DASTARDLY CRIME. MANY NOTABLE PERSONS LOST. LINEU SINKS WITHIN MINUTES. ...
... ESCORTS IMPOSSIBLE. MR. CHURCHILL ON THE OUTRAGE. Replying Hou Commons on Monday afternoon a serif* questions concerning the Lusitania', Mr. Churchill said it would premature to discuss these matters iu view of the inquiry, which would opened without delay ...
... sorrow and suffering that the disaster in the Irish Sea has inflicted upon local families in the loss of relatives. Among the Lusitania victims %%ere people well known at Colwyn Bay, Llandudno, Conway, and Llanfairfechan, and deep sympathy will be felt for ...
... MURDERED BY THE KAISER. JURY AND LUSITANIA VICTIMS. CAPTAIN S EVIDENCE AT INQUEST. This appalling crime vaa contrary fit* terr>ational law and conventions of all civilised nations, and we therefore charge the officers of the submarine and the German Emperor ...
... 781 SURVIVORS. Th« Lusitania, v.Tilch was torpvdoad the Oermans on Iter way to Liverpool from New York on Friday afternoon and sank from 15 ao minutes, went down with 1,115 the total of 1,906 persons on board. Of the passengers 505 were saved and the ...
... description of the most abused man in Europe have changed since the murerous sinking of the Lusitania. It ii stated that the torpedoing of the Lusitania was ordered to be carried out withou fail by the Kaiser, who promised the greatest award the submarine ...
... voyage in the employ of the Cunard, she having decided to retire after many years faithful services on the arrival of the Lusitania at Liverpool. She was buried at Queenstown. ...
... SUBMARINE SEEN The afternoon wa« clear and sunny, After parsing the Fastm t the Lusitania had slowed down. The precaution had been taken have the boats reach- in case emergency, and sharp lock out won being kept. Off Kinsale the order was given for fuJJ ...
... TILE DISASTER. The Lusitania, one of the world's most famous passenger liners, was sunk by a German sukanarine off the Irish coast on Friday afternoon. The disaster occurred a few miles south by west from the Old Head of Kinsale, in county Cork, and within ...