... AND THE LUSITANIA. TOO PROUD TO FIGHT. President Wilson gave a gathering of 4010 naturalised Americans first intimation of the course which the United States would probably puriqm as the result of the less of American lives on the Lusitania. He spoke ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. MORE LOCAL VICTIMS, Mr. A. Kimberley, of 38, Stanley Bond, Earlsdon, writes: Coventry people will be sorry to learn of the death of the eldest daughter of ...

... LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. THE LAST SCENES. QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT. EFFECT IS AMERICA. Vrora the long accounts which have come to hand it is possible to frame a connected account of the loss of the Lusitania, which was announced in 1a.4 week's ' Coventry ...

... KENILWORTH LADIES DROWNED. LOST ON THE LUSITANIA. COMING HOME TO SISTER'S WEDDING. On Friday evening last week the tragic news was brought to Mr. and Mrs. H. Hopkins, of Henry Street, Kenilworth, that the Lusitania had been sunk. The following day had been ...

... Park, Coventry, managing director of the Dunlop Rim and Wheel Company (Limited), Covent ry. was among the passengers on the Lusitania. Mrs. Wright received a cablegram from her husband from New York stating that he would be returning on this vessel, and ...

... residing at Buenos Ayres) was returning to England with her three-months-old baby to recruit her health, and was on the Lusitania when the vessel was foully torpedoed by a German submarine, and both were drowned. The tragic occurrence has caused a vast ...

... to be interned. There has been a, good deal of rioting in London and other places against Germans in consequence of the Lusitania outrage. ...

... ROLL OF HONOUR, Recruiting ha: been rather brisk in Kenilworth since the Lusitania was sunk. This week's recruits include Mr. J. L. Clarke and Mr. F. Clarke, of Warwick Road, Royal Engineer. Mr. Dunn, Barrow Road, Warwickshire Yeomanry . Mr. L. Barber ...

... their sympathy with ?4 r. and Mrs. Hopkins. of Henry Street, on the of their two daughters. who were passengers on board Lusitania, and were probably drowned when the ship went down. Probably metnbers of conneil and others would also think with him that ...

... was a letter of warning sont by Miss Edith that made Miss Ellen Terry ehange her mind' nod transfer her booking from the Lusitania to th e New York. ...

... to make a more definite statement to the House on Thursday. The wave of feeling against aliens. fl. a consequence cif the Lusitania outrage. shows signs of abating:, and, in the East End of London jiartieularlv, Wed nesd a 's dist urba Heys on a larger ...

... bred of centuries of freedom and conquest, was beginning to wake. Such events as those of the past week, the loss of the Lusitania, were forcing even the most phlegmatic to wake to the full meaning of the conquest. A great ship full of non-combatants, ...