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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1915
Page
1
A public address by Jon criticized both Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft for their peace policy positions. The speaker argued for a stronger stance on international relations and urged clear leadership from the executive. Local readers attended amid tensions over foreign policy debates.
At Carnegie Hall William Jennings Bryan denounced former Presidents Roosevelt and Taft for backing organizations he said favor militarism and threaten U S interests. He urged educational work for peace and warned that these groups increase military power while claiming to seek national security. Continued on Page 8, Column 5.
A headline signals a potential significant revolt linked to Carranza. The article notes seriousness and escalating factors, outlining the 4 factors cited as contributing to the threat and possible political instability.
Washington reports reveal Obregon insisting on retaining four cabinet members and pressuring Carranza, signaling his rise in the constitutionalist movement. Maytorena opposes American Marines, while Vera Cruz cabinet tensions and potential shifts threaten peace efforts. Wilson awaiting clearer developments before action.
Historian Ferrero predicts war to a alah. Sidelights on the European confilet. Baktorial. The Rev Jerry Rounders sermon. Observations by the Wanderer. Fashion page. Society. Society. Woman's Work and Ways. Power for the Milwaukee road. Sports, automobiles and dramatic.
San Francisco reports a breakthrough claim by Dr Charles A Reed that epilepsy may be cured by intestinal surgery, challenging the view of brain-only incurable disease. Dr Alfred Meyer cites a cardiopulmonary case of pyopneumopericardium. Washington dispatch quotes Samuel Gompers urging peace and warning against war, affirming the US stance to avoid entering European conflict.
New York June 18 The battleship Arizona was launched amid a crowd’s roar as music and cheers marked the moment. Secretary Daniels later spoke on ongoing experiments to protect future dreadnoughts from submarine torpedo attacks, detailing plans for the remaining two ships and the broader safety measures under consideration.
Atlanta Ga June 19 Governor Staton continued study of Leo M Frank sentence to be hanged next Tuesday for the murder of Mary Phagan He likely will not announce a decision on commutation until Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning He said there would be no respite but will decide whether to commute or decline to interfere. the court and governor may cause the prisoner to prepare for death.
Paris reports from Monte Nero describe Italian Alpine troops scaling near perpendicular cliffs to surprise Austrian trenches. Two columns on Monte Nero and Monte Potoce fronts reached within six feet of enemy lines at dawn, seizing trenches and routing defenders. Six hundred prisoners captured, two machine guns, rifles and ammunition taken. Alpine losses were light. Prisoners praised climbers who “climbed the cats” to attack from an unexpected point.
In Chicago on June 19 street car and road employes on a two day strike selected Maclay Hoyne Cook County State's Attorney as their representative on the arbitration board. The companies chose James M. Sheean and Mayor Thompson will act as umpire. The board will begin meetings on Monday.
Allied forces report control of the peninsula after weeks of combat, with gains measured in square miles and asserting strategic position. No specific country names or dates provided in readable text.
June 17 report from Krithia on the Gallipoli peninsula notes Allied troops hold about 10 square miles in the southern sector near Seddul Bahr with Turkish forces pressing from trenches and catapults while German officers assist Weber Pasha in south group planning. Krithia, once a thriving village, lies heavily ruined after shelling.
Berlin reports the German admiralty confirms the submarine U-29 was rammed and sunk by a British tanker after being ordered to stop. The claim fuels German American negotiations and raises questions about the risks of submarine warfare and checks on neutral flags in the war zone.
AP reports Austro Germans near Lemberg Galicia capital after Grodex fall. Komarno captured. Tanew river reached. Russians retreat to west lines. In France the French surround Fond Bayal and advance near Souches and Metzeral. Gallipoli: British French hold about 10 square miles. Turks fortified and counterattack. Galicia crisis looms if Lemberg retaken. page 8 continuation noted.
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