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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
1
The note foresees a warlike stance in Warsaw and Galicia, drawing a parallel with events in Poland. It suggests Oxon anticipates Russian moves in Galicia similar to prior actions in Poland, signaling intensified regional activity.
London dispatch notes Russian counter thrusts in Galicia and losses for Austro German forces near the Dniester. Reports claim 17 guns and 7,000 prisoners, with further 2,000 captured near Mosciake. Albanian bands harass Serbia as Italian fronts see renewed fighting along Teongo River.
In Los Angeles on June 1 two masked men aboard Southern Pacific train No. 2 from San Francisco robbed passengers after moving through the last four cars. They pulled the bell cord to stop the train at Hewitt and escaped.
Bryan appeals to German Americans and expectations that Warsaw may repeat tense events. Roosevelt praises Wilson as day’s submarine victims rise in news from Anaconda and Missoula. Road work planned by commissioners and a benefactor assaulted amid district court items.
Washington June 12. Jennings Bryan issued an appeal to German Americans urging influence on the German government to avoid steps toward war with the United States. He notes his resignation from the cabinet and frames his call as a plea for neutrality and peaceful resolution, defending the administration's policy and urging German Americans to back peace with honor.
Maas Lots Solland June 10 report from London June 11 says British fishing fleets Welfare and Laurestina were struck and sunk by Zeppelins in the North Sea. Crews escaped to boats and were rescued by a Dutch smack. Additional notices state ringsian bark Thomasina torpedoed off southwest coast of Ireland with crew landed at Queenstown. Russian steamer Dania torpedoed with crew saved. Swedish steamer Olago torpedoed bound to Hull. Glasgow steamship Strathcaron torpedoed outward from Barry, crew rescued. Tralwer Intrepid sunk in North Sea with crew landed at Lowemort after 21 hours afloat.
New Orleans dispatch reports Col Theodore Roosevelt pledging support to President Wilson over the Germany dispute. He notes Wilson will not suspend action for a year to await a neutral inquiry into attacks on American lives at sea and urges adherence to recent all inclusive arbitration treaties.
Washington reports Mayors and educational officials advocate Americanization Day to strengthen national unity, with parades planned in 50 cities and local ceremonies. Meanwhile in Chile, 10 convicts escaped during a violent prison breakout, wounding guards as they fled into jungle territory.
Berlin reports no publication yet of the American note to Germany on submarine warfare. German officials, including Foreign Minister von Jagow, review copies after note delivery and plan to respond. The note’s tone is seen as conciliatory, urging adherence to international law while seeking a peaceful settlement and options for mediation.
The Sunday Standard promises a bright big week with features on Flag Day and its observance, a U S history themed piece by Ferrero, analysis of wartime unity, and a look at how much the army navy and pensions cost. It highlights comics by Briggs and Goldberg, the Lure of Easy Money series, and the Corys Kids page along with auto gossip fashion social news theater and sports.
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