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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
1
The report claims Ric Russian losses are rising as a new investment by the Trutonic allies tightens around Prepmys. Sources warn of escalating hostilities and shifting strategic positions as allied forces close in on key targets.
Allied and German Austrian statements agree on resumed Teutonic advances in Galicia and near Przemysl with forts stormed and thousands captured. Vienna and Berlin report Pyres near Stry, Dniester, and Tarnow area, while Russians retreat and Italians press from the Alps. In France, gains claimed north of Arras and near Neuville St Vaast as Zeppelin raids hit London. Austrian aviators strike Baria and Vfindisi. Turkish forces at Gallipoli claim 10,000 Turkish Yosees.
Paris reports detail French capture of Ablain St Nazaire northwest of Arras. French troops battled May 1 to 2 and 29 for the village, taking key houses and the cemetery en route. Earlier May saw Carency seized with 2,700 prisoners in four days, while French commanders exploited knowledge of German strength and morale.
The page notes dispatches to Germany and Mexico amid general war news. Other items include sport updates, fed ration discussion by Women’s Clubs, chief forester on reserves, state and Fanacona news, an editorial, and wedding notices. Also reports on mining, a body recovery, and a local school board testing update.
London 1910 reports a night raid dropping about 99 incendiary bombs. Fires damaged private premises. no public buildings harmed. Casualties include a infant, a boy, a man and a woman killed. another woman gravely injured. Police and special constables deployed to control disturbances amid anti German demonstrations.
Rome reports continue to see Romania as neutral amid speculation on entry of Bulgaria and Romania into the war. Authorities cite negotiations with Britain France and Russia for recognition of Romania's claims while Russia resists what it views as exaggerated demands.
The National Foreign Trade council forms a committee to confer with the Federal Trade Commission as hearings commence in New York. Joan D. Ryan of Amateamated Conper, James A. Parrell of United Steel, and James J. Hinl of Great Northern railway named for inquiry into American exporters facing government-backed foreign rivals and forced sales to foreign buyers.
Washington on June 1 states President Wilson and his cabinet proposed a policy to back a coalition government in Mexico and impose an arms embargo to aid noncombatants amid famine and lootings. West’s reports warn food shortages and failed crops. Red Cross plans relief in coop with State, while Carranza and Villa forces face truces as Wilson readied a note to Mexican factions.
Seattle reports a drowning tragedy as Miss Louise Darity, 21, a graduate nurse, and William Siewert, 28, a Whidbey Island fisherman, perished when their rowboat capsized returning to Glendale. Stewart's body recovered. twenty five fishing boats search for Darity's body.
London dispatches report strained relations with Austria as Rumania reportedly refused demands in a note, with Berlin and Italian allies involved. A Romanian deputy cites strain and fears a 1,000,000 strong army could threaten a 600 mile front, while Rome and Copenhagen sources discuss possible territorial concessions and neutrality.
London June 1 8 45 p m The lord chamberlain has revoked royal warrants granted to three German firms trading in London The warrants are coveted by many firms for access to royal appointments One of the firms is a Berlin photographic company reflecting anti German sentiment and wartime policy
The Hamburg prize court released the Dutch steamer Batavier V while condemning the Dutch steamer Zita Stroom, declaring over half of Zita Stroom’s cargo contraband. A separate dispatch from Constantinople reports a British submarine torpedoing two Turkish transports, one carrying troops, in the Marmora Sea.
Washington reports President Wilson will press Germany to clarify if it will honor international law and neutral rights or persevere with its maritime warfare. Cabinet debates show support for demanding a strict adherence to neutral protections before any shift in policy. The Times Editorial tags Germany’s reply as a clear rejection of American demands and a continuation of unrestricted submarine actions.
Washington reports the Atlantis fleet will not pass through the Panama Canal next month despite the canal being in condition for battleship passage. No official announcement has been made and officials are reticent to discuss the situation.
Rome reports San Marino a tiny two square mile republic entirely surrounded by Italy and debating neutrality. The article notes its high Adriatic position near Rimini and warns that neutrality could invite Austrian planes to shelter there, refuel, and depart, while joining Italy would end that possibility.
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