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... LUSITANIA DEADLOCK. WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—The conferences between Mr. Lansing and Count Bernstorff have failed so far to settle the Lusitania question. ' It is stated that no offer has been made to indemnify the families of Americans lost Germany takes ...
... that the fate of the Ancona will do more than the fate of the Lusitania, the Arabic, and the Hesperian. The Austrians, doubtless, know as well as the Germans that, I before the Lusitania was sunk, Pam'- , warned Germany that if her war vermeils destroyed ...
... LUSITANIA DEADLOCK. Washington, Nov. 24.— The conferences tween Mr. Lansing and Count Bernstorff have failed far to settle the Lusitania question. It is stated that no offer has been made to indemnify the families of Americans lost Germany takes the position ...
... ANOTHER “LUSITANIA” INCIDENT. ITALIAN EMIGRANT SHIP TORPEDOED. ...
... ANOTHER LUSITANIA INCIDENT. BIG ITALIAN PASSENGER STEAMER TORPEDOED. DESTROYER LOST. OFFICERS & CREW SAVED FROM MEDITTERANEAN WRECK HINDENBURO'S LOSSES. STORES ABANDONED IN A PRECIPITATE RETREAT. THE FRENCH AT KRIVOLAK. EXPECTED RECAPTURE OF USKUB ...
... COLLIER LUSITANIA SUNK. Another report states that when the explosion took place a collier in the neighbourhood at once lowered two boats to go to the assistance of the Anglia. Just after the boats had left the collier the men saw their own vessel blown ...
... NOVEMBER 24, 1915. LUSITANIA DISASTER. GERMANY UNWILLING TO ADMIT WRONGDOING. NO AGREEMENT WITH U.S. Washington, Tuesday. Tte conference between Mr. Lansing and Count Bernstorff, the German Ambassador, have failed thus far to settle the Lusitania question. Persons ...
... ITALIAN LUSITANIA. ROME SHOCKED BY ANCONA TRAGEDY. - (FROM OUR OWN COBB POl ROME, Nov. 10. The sinking of the Ancona has made a deep impression here. All the evening papers devote much space to the tragedy. According to telegrams from Naples, the n ...
... THE FORD PEACE CRUSADE. THE POPE AND THE LUSITANIA. Alleged Extraordinary E a Possible Action by U.S. ease. of savagery. Authorities. .tUSTERDAM, Saturday. According to a telegram from Berlin. the Mittagszeiteng publibhas en alleged ! interview which ...
... COLD WEATHER IF I HAD BEEN PRESIDENT. Mr. Roosevelt Says He Would Have Acted. LUSITANIA AND RAIDS ON PARIS AND LONDON. PARIS, Monday. Mr. Roosevelt, interviewed by • cortespondmit of the 'Petit Journal in New York. said: I think the attacks of ...
... J. W. (Aberdeen).—We cannot say whether the Lusitania had what you call a floating deck. Anyway, it didn't float. J. F. M. (Crewe) says he would esteem it a great honour if we would please tell him if he could get a job as civil service man or somethink ...
... BRIBE TO AMERICA. £l.OOO A HEAD FOR VICTIMS ON THE LUSITANIA. Through Count Bernstorff Germany has offered indemnity to the United States for the 115 American citizens whose lives wore lost in the Lusitania the rate of £1,003 per head. In other words (says ...