Marion Register (Newspaper) - July 28, 1916, Marion, Iowa of Iowa 58 LINN JULY 3 BOYCOTT PROTEST GOES TO ENGLAND Note Prepared by President Now in Hands of British For eign TREATY VIOLATION CHARGED Blacklist Also Is Characterized at Unwarranted Interference In Do Affairs of United July American protest against the British boycott bow Is In the hands of the British for eign Acting Secretary of State Polk let It be known that the protest was approved by President It immediately was put Into code and sent to Ambassador 1age at London tor presentation to the foreign It Is understood that the protest was by President Wilson It will be made public hoxt Monday nt the White House nnd state department expressed themselves us hopeful that the British government will modify Its position In view of the opposition enunciated by the United Treaty Violation The It Is insists that Uie as announced by the British In direct oppo sition to the trade treaties between the two It Is also clmr us nu ranted Interference In the domestic af fairs of the United Interfer ence the of American the protest especially when that business Is almost exclusive ly to neutral cannot by the United The general employment of the boy cott by Great Britain Is declared In effect to be an unfriendly Meanwhile the department Is Insist through the British embassy that certain firms admittedly Innocent of violating any part of the British decree be removed from the boycott These Individual cases are being taken up directly with London by the British embassy It Is understood hat most of the Individu al cases brought to the attention of the British government likely re favorable Allies Not It has been learned here that the real reason for the deluy In the re of the complete reply to the mall protest Is there Is a disagree ment between the French and British authorities on the position to lc tak France Is said to lean to the be lief that the American contention flint vessels carrying mall which diverted Into British or French territorial waters for cargo Cannot be held subject to domestic regulations which Include search nnd seizure of mails In Tho Brit ish on the other de clare that presence of n vessel Within territorial no matter how brought makes It liable to the local HEAT WAVE GRIPS COUNTRY Temperature of 100 or More Reported From Many Records Are Broken In July la no relief ID sight from the torrid wave that Is blanketing almost the according to the weather Ter rific temperatures arc gripping hun dreds of points nil over tho Hent records and records for continu ous boon broken In Chi where there wnre two dentils at to n recordbreaking when tue lowest point touched by the mercury was Ihe highest mark for night the weather bureau was es here In Official tem nf 100 or more were report ed from and and Thu local situation is made worse by the fact that the which has blown fitfully from Hie lake has Switched to the bringing the lor rld plains air with are suf fering anil In the tenement districts tho long continued hot which has not been known before since Chi cago became a great Is MAN IS BRUTALLY BRANDED Mystery Surrounds Attack on Uniden Victim In Kansas City Money Not Kansas July over each under each and on his and evi dently ns Ihe result of a an unidentified man Is In a hospital nnd tho police uru trying to find what all The man was found crawling about on Ihe sand under the approach to the In addition In the which evi dently had been Inflicted after the outer clothing had been It evident an attempt had been made gougo out his right Evidently robbery was not tho motive for tho as and u watch wore found In his It Is the Is j CZARS MEN TAKE Push on Toward Constantinople After the Capture of BATTLE RAGES IN GALICIA Germans Under Von Make Ferocious In Effort to Stem of July of Turkish Armenia Is now hi possession of tin Russians US n result Of nf by the of Duke Only feeble resistance Is being of to the victorious us continue their advance southward Inward till Mediterranean sen northwestward The Russians Unit gun did not pause but urn con I heir pursuit of the demoral Russian forces uro mov ing upon nnd west northwest of The guard of the Individual Russian under General which Is west of Is about live miles from Con but Is only 200 miles from the Mediterranean Dispatches from say Unit the Turks act lire to before evacuating the but considerable booty fell Into the hands of the Violent Fighting On the western front violent light Ing has developed along the where Field Marshal von Uln denburg Is making desperate efforts to check the advance by menus of savage Around the great railway town of farther to the an other buttle IB In The fall of on the Is believed to be The have made further progress during the past 24 hours ill their encircling capturing prisoners and Fighting In Vol Is being carried out under tre mendous difficulties owing to continu ous which have turned the battlefield to swamps nnd Inland French Claim July for the French on the Somme front and also In the sector of Verdun was reported by the war The communique slates Dint the attacked north of the and also delivered H strong assault In but were repulsed In both On the front the ground gained was south of the At Verdun the French made an at tack with hand grenades west of which enabled them to move forward There was n violent duel nil along the Verdun on both Bides of the Arouse British Claim Further July has been strong artillery activity the Somme and Ancre rivers by both HiIt lnh nnd irman The war In Its report stated that the British forces on the Somme front are pressing hack the Germans at various The new British position at 1oxleres has been strongly organized to resist German counterattacks despite Iho of artillery fire which Ihe Ger man guns directed The loss of this village was nue of the most serious blows si ruck the Ger mans by the British on the Komme battlefield for It controls a ridge of ground yards high and dominates the road for a considerable Admit via July re of the forces behind tile sector or was admitted In he war repir The report follows South of our he Ing superior numbers nf were taken back behind file Attacks In Ih vicinity nf which wore prepared for bv vio lent artillery resulted In The slum suffered Attacks Berlin July repulse of and Russian attacks wnw In tile of Hie war On Die front with hand grenades wesl of Io railed to gain any of Ilic Ihe French nt northeast of lint were On Ihc front on Hie of near on the broke Priceless Books July of almost priceless books were destroyed when fire consumed lie old Mound temple When the Hiiro pean war broke out many volumes nf old Jewish books were brought to this country and stored hero for sufo of thu temple mild thoy could never be replaced In the Hebrew SHIP OF MYSTERY TO TRAIL UBOAT Japanese Crew of British Tramp Steamer Watches the SENORA CASTRO WIRELESS MAY GIVE ALARM United States Warships Patrolling Vir ginia Capes to Prevent Any Violation of NeU July Get fans which may Indefinitely delay her de from Tests of the submarines submerging apparatus have developed defective parts which must be replaced before the lund Is ready for her perilous dash through the waters of the July the German freighter skims down the 1utapsco for the capes en route home a big British tramp the Is due to follow her ns a spy An officer of the boat admit ted that we plan to go out when our friend over yonder He was reti cent about his though ho ad mitted that ho nnd his Japanese crew are keeping a Look up our record In he record showed only that came In light U did not tell where she goes from here or whether she will dog the submarine further than the Carries Many The curries n swarm of little brown They watch And the wireless can tell tales If she wishes to take n chance the American neutrality rules and the radio Such things have The Deutschland was still screened behind her barge The tug was ready to tow Along the river watchers hoped she would head out A scorching July sun turned the oily harbor to n shimmering rainbow and bucked tho spy Over night developments tended to Increase the probability of a report that It had been decided to hold the Deutschland here until some word hail been received concerning her sis ter the Watches Allies July armored cruiser North Carolina and three United States destroyers are on neu duty outside the Virginia where allied warships are hovering In wait for the German about to leave Baltimore for and the Bre expected hourly from across the The American war vessels went to sen on orders from the navy de after a vessel purporting to be a British warship had Into Chesapeake hay and out again In Ihe early morning were silent as to Just what instructions went to the North Caro It was its commander was ordered to see that the submarines were not attacked within the limit and that American neutrality was not other wise SENATE PASSES ARMY Approves Measure Carrying 000 Without Record of Soldiers Get July army ap propriation currying was passed by the senate without n record The us by the carried only and will now go to conference for an Just passage tho senate adopt ed n resolution by Senator La appropriating for mainte nance of of mem bers of the National Guard and of tho regular The against protests by little navy sent Into a Joint confer ence of house and senate members the enlarged navy hill nu passed by the The conferees representing iho houso are Chairman 1mlgeii of Hie naval committee mill and of ASSERTS TREVINO IS LOYAL Official Statement From Mexico City Says io Still in Command In Chihuahua July Aiu Designate Arredondo has re denial from Mexico Oily of reports Unit Tre has been removed from command of tho do facto forces In and that mili tary commander In northern had IH faithful to he do fucto government and Is nt the head of Mexican forces In Chi with Luis an Jils subordinate an wife of the former dictator of is with her hus band on his present visit to the United This photograph was taken just after their release from Ellis MAY STOP ALL CARS New York Street Railway Men Threaten Big v Disorders Mark First Day of Strike Ifi the and Elevat ed May Be Now July trolley strike which originated In ter county nnd spread to the lines of the Union railway In the Bronx to day resulted 111 disorder at many Employees who refused to heed the cull of their leaders Attempts were made to wreck the few cars which were sent out under armed Because police and private detec tives helped the company In ef forts to run cure General Fitzgerald of mated Association of Street ployees threatened to tie up every sur face car In New York William another backed up Fitzgerald In his threats nnd said fur ther that the strike would he extended to the subway and elevated lines If the need Automobiles filled with armed guards sped along the trolley lines today to protect the crews of the cars that were being police were sta at transfer points and along main At one point men armed with riot sticks were held in Uniformed employees were attacked by strike sympathizers when they ap nt the West Farms barn to go to The police under Inspect or Walsh charged the strikers and their friends every time they gathered in lull the unionists succeeded In maintaining a guard In every street lending to the As one car ran out of the barn nnd passed under the subway structure nt One Hundred and street and Southern It was charged by a mob that tried to pull on the motorman and The police hurriedly beat members of the mob with their clubs and the cur MOSQUITOES NOW SUSPECTED Great Number of Pesta In New York Believed to Have Some Connec tion With Child New July experts now see some connection between tho plague of Infantile paralysis and the of Never since the modern of sanitation were adopted have there been so ninny inos noticed In anil around Mow York It bus been the contention of the lending that Infantile pa is not spread through Iho but tho fact dial Ihe plague has not the being made In all quarters Is attributed by a large part of Hie public to Ihe poison ous bites of the Tho death of u policeman from In paralysis may result In a In all the preconceived notions as to the H has been the conten tion of the health officials that Infan tile paralysis Is Tho po who died of tho how had handled no HOT TO Senate Foreign Relations Com Opposed to ONE HELD FOR BOMB OUTRAGE San Francisco Police Believe They Will Soon Have Men Believed to Form San July police are confident that they soon will cor ral tlie live men whom they think uro responsible for the bomb outrage hero last which took nine Warren a al ready Is under Tho search for the other members of Ihe alleged gang U now being conducted Adverse Report Returned on Reso lution Directing President lo In for Sir July senate foreign relations committee voted to III report to the oil resolution and ill providing for tho pres ident In In Hlr Roger Case ments Ax soon as the parliamentary situa tion In the senate will Senator Stone will make a report setting forth the committees opinion that adoption of the or would be remitted by the government and would Injure more than aid Case ments for commutation of committees action OR ii lo the supporters of fde had expected rt mollification of the measure would bi Mnr stated he will the fight but will try to havt the commit tees report rejected and adopted by the July was stated Itf nn official quarter that n public execu tion for Sir Roger Casement high ly Unless there are spe cial Instructions from the government arrangements will be to hold the execution privately at Bryan May Be College July Bryan has been offered the chancellor ship of n new college now being or at Lake one of the made the The name of tho college not heeft Air Craft Bombard July of Ital ian after a long flight n cross the bombarded the port of which is now held by the has been of hangars and the harbor works were Turkish Regiment July Advices trora Smyrna state that an entire Turkish regiment 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