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... MORE LUSITANIA BODIES. Another body from the l.usitnnia has been identified, says a Queenstown correspondent, that of Mrs. Harry J. Keser, an Amcrimn. whose husband is still missing. The tig( Flying Fish, carrying five bodies, including that of the Rev ...
... been ceceived for a supply of metropolitan police constables to attend the Ascot meeting Lusitania Iaquirs. Mr. RUNCIMAN informed Mr. W. Thorne that the Lusitania Court of was a sta court. . Trade unions could not be ted upon it, but they could apply to ...
... german version * OF E LUSITANIA CRIME. report the sdimuuie COIMUDER. ...
... good source that the German reply to tne American Note wili be sent on Thursday, and that it will justify the attack on the Lusitania on the ground that the captain of the submarine affirms in his report that he fired only one torpedo, and thac the second ...
... Living Rampart, the Vossischc Zeitung lays toe whole blame for the losa the great liner on the American Government. The Lusitania (says the journal) could not mistaken, and had idea being mistaken. She that foe her to recognised would ensure her being ...
... at 2.30 & 8 WITH THE FIGHTIN FORCES UF in KIN: MACOLOR, including cast Coast Air Raid, Battle, “HEXOES OF HILL 6.° ae The LUSITANIA, ...
... The Lusitania Inquiry. Mr. RUNCIMAN, answering Commander Bellairs, said he oould not. state the-Questions which would be addressed to Lord Mersey’s Board of Trade inquiry into the loss of the Lusitahia until sufficient evidence had be-n obtained from ...
... Saturday. The Vostischc Zeitung ’* announces that German high Government circles favour the submission of the sinking of the Lusitania and the difficulties with America which followed on the crime to a Court of Arbitration. Berlin is staled to have no official ...
... barbarities of the Lusitania, the Falaba, and other outrages were the work of individuals, that they are disapproved by her Government and that they will not be repeated. In the face of Count Bkrnstorff’s advertised threat to the Lusitania, it would require ...
... delivered at the Berlin foreign Office to-day. Meanwhile, the German Admiralty asserts that only one torpedo was fired at the Lusitania, which was struck on the starboard side, the second explosion which occurred must be attributed to the ignition ol quantities ...
... temporary commit•ion a* Lieutena.'.t. to date May 13. The body of Mr. Loynd, a Baptist minister, who was passenger on the Lusitania, was washed ashore at BallinskelHgs Bay, about eleven miles from Cahlrcivcen, fo-day. Harold Kent, chief petty officer of ...
... Dumba conferred at great length with Mr. Bryan, and later with State Department officials on the situation arising from the Lusitania outrage and the American Note, and Mr. Bryan apprised President Wilson in New York of the substance of his con- versation ...