Resignation Letter Causes Confusion in Local Papers
A noted resignation by Bryan has left Bralin newspapers puzzled as editors question why he would not sign. The incident sparks questions about courthouse sourcing and local political dynamics.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
1
German Note Sparks Mixed U S Responses In Europe
Berlin dispatch reviews German and British reactions to the American war zone note. Press comment in Morgen Post Tageblatt and others notes caution about mediation and hopes for undisturbed U S relations, while Bryan’s stance and Wilsons appeal for morality are debated amid ongoing submarine tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Morgen Post
Great Britain
Tageblatt
England
United States
Die Post
Bryan
Boersen Zeitung
Austrians abandon Lemberg attempt headlines
In today’s Standard the report notes Austrians abandon their Lemberg operation while Berlin maintains no reason for resignation. Italians on historic battlefields and midwest storms bring varied coverage. Sporting news, state and Anaconda notices, and memorials fill the page with notices of events, financials, and local features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemberg
Berlin
Middle West
S-Anaconda
World Memorial
Sisters of Charity
East Side
the Butte
Davies
Arsenal at Pola Damaged in Italian Airship Bombing
Name reports that the Austro-Hungarian naval station at Pola on the Adriatic was nearly destroyed by bombs from an Italian airship. The arsenal held 10 warships including a battleship two cruisers and several submarines. some vessels were damaged and the extent was uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pola
Adriatic
Mensagero
Associated Press
Italy
Austria
Istris Pola
Isonay River
Playa
Poia
Ttalian
Southern Pacific Train Attacked by Yaqui in Mapoli
Nogales Ariz June 1 One laborer was killed and three SP railway workers two Americans wounded in an attack on a work train by Yaqui Indians at Mapoli five miles south of Guaymas A military escort of 28 returned fire and several raiders were killed The killed worker’s name is not known W B Bach water superintendent shot in the arm and brakeman Smith Martinez were wounded and taken to Empalme hospital where the injuries appeared not dangerous
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railway
Mapoli
Guaymas
W. BE. Bach
Smith
Martinez
Empaime
Eleven Spies Condemned to Death by German Court Martial
Berlin dispatch reports that seventeen spies arrested in Belgium were found to have passed troop movement information. Eleven were condemned to death by court martial, six received 77 years total penal servitude. On June 7 eight defendants were executed. Three sought pardons. decisions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Germany
Maestricht
Bellum
Billings Yacht Collides With Crowded Steamer
In dense fog on Long Island Sound the Boston bound steamer Bunker Hill and the yacht Vanadis collided. Two people were killed and three injured aboard the Vanadis, owned by banker and horseman C K G Billings. The Bunker Hill returned to its pier, bearing a great hole in its side, after the impact. The Vanadis, with Mr and Mrs Billings aboard, reached Glen Cove with a badly smashed bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island Sound
Bunker Hill
Vanadis
C.K. G. Billings
George H. Hendrick
Boston
Wsachusetts Packing and Belting Company
Billings
Mrs. Billings
West
Glen Cove
Le 1
Abandoned attempt to recapture Lemberg ends
London reports Austro German offensive against Lemberg halted after Mackensen defeat. Russians repelled charges near the trenches killing over 20 000 as the foe abandoned its threat. Skirmishes continued on the Narew front with outposts near Ormalew and Praasnysr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lemberg
Petrograd
Daily News
Mackensen
Mackenesen
Mo Ciska
Killen
No Material Change in Situation in Galicia
London reports heavy fighting across the Austro German front in Galicia and along the Dniester with no decisive change. Germans attack toward Lemberg and San River, claiming success. Russian center on the Tawka near Warsaw also contested. Italians advance on Gorizia with prior gains at Monfalcone and Gradisca. battles extend from the Baltic to the Adriatic front with persistent artillery and infantry action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maltic
Dniester
Ines
Baltic
Galicia
Lemberg
San
Przemysl
Zurawza
Hussian
Halka
Tawka
Warsaw
Woevre
Monfalcone
Gradisca
Gorizia
Gotz
Isonzo
Not One Man Lost In Capture Of Fortified Peak
Verona Italy report details the Italian capture of Monte Zuona four miles northeast of Ala. The fortress faced double arms and three trench lines, with a cannon platform and two large barracks worth about 800000 dollars. An Austrian garrison surrendered during a maneuever by recon troops mistaken for a battalion. The assault caused a single Italian casualty. Monte Zuona overlooks Roverto and is visible from Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Italy
Paris
Monte Zuona
Ala
Monte Zuga
Roverto
Trent
Italic forces bombarded Goritz and Gradisca front
Udine and Rome dispatches report Italian artillery hit fortifications at San Pietro San Mato San Lucia and other Goritz positions sixty miles from Trieste. Prisoners reveal Austrian plan to block Ital crossing of Isongo river. Separately the Official Journal lists seizure of enemy merchant ships and wartime requisition rules plus export limits on foodstuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udine
Italy
Paris
San San Pietro
San’ Matco
San Lucia
Goritz
Gradisca
Trieste
Gorltz
Austrian Empire ix By A Long and Difeficult Mountain Road Along the Chiapovano
Saft
Isongo
Tolmino
Plava
Ttal
Rome
Rans
Operal Journal Today
Minister of Marine
Oficial Journal
Line Submarine Secures Two Prizes At Same Time
London reports that the British bark Crown of India of 2568 tons and the Norwegian bark Beligrade of 465 tons were sunk by German submarine U-15 off Milford Haven Wales. Crew were rescued and landed at Milford Haven. Sailors say shots were fired across the bow before orders to abandon ship. The submarine shelled and sank the Crown of India, and Beligrade later faced a similar fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crown of India
Beligrade
Milefordhaven
Wales
Milfordhaven
Storm hits Western states with deadly Wisconsin blow
A June storm swept Western Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Twelve people reported dead near Perryville and Eneca and several injured. Notable victims include Maria Finley and James Finley family members. Wires down hindered details from Lansing. The eight mile path near Ferryville wrecked farms and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Dea
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Perryville
Maria Finley
John Pinley
Rose Finley
Lansing
Ferryville
Eneca
James Finley
Finley
Catholic Investigators Tie Prejudice to Catholic School and Allegiance Beliefs
Chicago June 18 Investigators for a Knights of Columbus commission report two prejudices against Catholics and the church. One is hostility to Catholics due to their stance toward public schools. The other is the belief Catholics owe civil allegiance to papal authority. The commission denied any foundation for these beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Su Council of the Knights of ‘Columbu
Tomorr
Seattle
Commission
P. H. Callahan
Louisville
Oil Tanker Platurla Seized by British Admiralty
London June 15 The Standard Oil tanker Platurla from New York May 25 bound for Oskarshamn Sweden is again in the hands of the British admiralty. The ship has been seized and taken to Kirkcudbright Scotland carrying a cargo of oil for Scandinavian ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Standard Oil Company
Platurla
New York
Oskarshamn
Sweden
Admiralty
Kirkwall
Scotland
Chicago Carmen Strike Shakes City Labor Scene
Workers in Chicago walk off jobs amid a major strike action. Reports indicate a surge in protests, with organizers and affected companies assessing impact on transit and local services. Police and union leaders coordinating to maintain order as demands push for wage and policy changes.
Chicago Strikes Halt Streetcar and Elevated Service
Chicago faced a midnight strike by 14 600 surface and elevated transit workers after an all day conference with transportation leaders and Mayor Thompson failed to secure wage guarantees before arbitration. Police prepared to protect workers and depots while fringe lines moved to begin suburban service and most car runs ended in the barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sini
Inver
Thompson
Lieutin
Aout
Ommciaia
Leonard ‘M. Bushy
CiMeago Arrace Irack
Darna
Italian gains advance on Istria peninsula and Isonay front
Italian forces push along the Istrian coast and cross the Isonay river with aims at Pola, Goritz, and other Austrian defenses. Reports say Playa occupied, while Austrian defense reporting bombarded forts, heavy German troops mobilized, and French offensives near Arras continue with ridge gains near Soucher and Hebuterne trenches captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arram
Soucher
Ansault
Hebuterne
War Office
Firebugs Said to Have Caused Heavy Losses
Los Angeles police and several city and San Francisco insurance officials detained twelve suspects on bail as part of an arson probe into a ring that allegedly rented houses then set them ablaze. A man arrested weeks earlier reportedly led to further arrests amid claims the group caused over 25,000 dollars in losses this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ave Insurance
San Francisco
Ave
Es Police
Russians claim Dniester battle gains and losses
A June report from Petrograd outlines a clash on the Dniester river near Zurawna Galicia lasting from June to the 10th. It claims 348 officers and 35,481 soldiers captured, plus 78 machine guns and 17 cannons. The communication notes Russian advances north of Shavit and Sankimovo, with enemy outranking columns repulsed in the western direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Dniester
Zurawna
Galicia
Sankimovo
Fighting on Fields of Fifty Years Ago
Rome reports Italy’s first offensive in Trentino with forward advances and heavy artillery. Fortifications crumble as Cortina and upper Cadore fortresses are tested. The note praises army resolve amid mountainous terrain and long defense preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Trentino
Fortunato Calvi
Cortina
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Bralin
Ander
Erin
4 War News
Dante Alighieri
Dante Alighiers
Dante
Naval
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Hampol
Narew
Ormalew
Ronava
Praasnysr
Pomianil
Waly
Middle Western States
Minesot
HET Oiwe
Carmen
Doontowt
Natemse
Thieste
Gorita
Gori i
Empire
Amstria
Souchem
Arras
Eestern Fiell Sons
Ito
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