Early Peace Hopes Dented by Unofficial Talks
Ambiguity surrounds a potential accord as President Wilson remains unconvinced after lengthy discussions with his unofficial envoy. No concrete agreement or timing is evident.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
Wilson Deliberates on Possible Peace Terms in Europe
President Wilson, guided by Colonel House after months in Europe, weighs how publics in Germany Britain and France may accept terms. He notes unpreparedness of opinions for new offers and stresses US readiness to aid a broad peace path while diplomacy faces divergent goals and colonial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Cable
United States
Wilson
Washington
Colonel House
Europe
Rms
Germany
Quake Zone Shocks Persist In Ontario Battalion News
Reports from Ontario describe ongoing tremor activity affecting the battalion with witnesses noting heightened tensions. Other items mention local officials and society happenings, mining and industrial updates, court matters, and regional events across Lewistown Butte and Anaconda with brief notices of lawsuits and public concerns.
Patriotic Demonstration Welcomes Austrian Army in Lemberg
Lembers report the entry of General von Boehm Ermolli’s army into Lemberg last Tuesday afternoon as a great patriotic demonstration. The city decorated with flags, crowds cheered the victorious force, and flowers were showered on officers’ autos. Citizens welcomed the general and his staff at the state house amid scenes of enthusiasm. Russian damage included burning the railway station and nearby factories and large petroleum stores were set ablaze.
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Lembers
London
von Boehm-Ermolli
Lemberg
Emperor William
Francis Joseph
State House
von Boehm-Ermolt
Miners Found Dead After 14 Days in Neck City Mine
Joplin Missouri June 24 after fourteen days of digging workers found the bodies of Daniel Hardendorf and Reig Taylor on a timber pile in the Longacre-Chapman mine at Neck City rescuers arrived too late and reported the air line tapping earlier had signaled from the trapped men the bodies had been dead for several days
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Joplin
Longacre-Chapman
Neck City
Daniel ,Hardendorf
Reig Taylor
Shocks Continue In Imperial Valley Earthquake Zone
Five severe quakes were felt in Calexico and three in El Centro as Imperial Valley residents faced ongoing tremors after Tuesday night's temblor. Damage remained limited, with estimated losses not exceeding 3500000 and nine deaths reported in Mexicali, plus one in Calexico.
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Calexico
Cal
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Mexicali
Lower
California
Eliza ‘Ann “Hevner
Esteban Cantu
Joseph Bach
James” Penwil
Frank Smith
Bert “Arbuckle
Hain
Duluth Investors Take Control Of Wallace Mine
Spokane reports that a Duluth Minnesota group has gained control of the Success Mining Company at Wallace Idaho. H F Sammuels president and general manager sold 1100 shares out of 100000 at a rate of 50 per share. The buyers’ identities were not disclosed. In a separate dispatch London reports seven drifters sunk by a German submarine off Scotland with most crews saved.
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Spokane
Wash
Duluth, Minn
Success Mining Company
Wallace
Tola~ Ho
H. F. Sammuels
Manaser
London
Scotland
First Western Ontario battalion nearly wiped out in France action
A semi official Canadian report says the First Western Ontario battalion near La Bassee, Northern France on June 1 suffered heavy losses. Of 610 to 70 men, nearly 50 killed or wounded, 12 officers killed, leaving only three officers unwounded. The unit helped British forces attack three German trenches but faced determined German reinforcements and fierce artillery and mine explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Western Ontario
la Basses
France
Brehr
Lon ‘Ion
Wolce
Wilson Most Likely Man to Restore World Peace
New York June 24 President Wilson, seen by Col. E. M. House as the man most likely to restore peace, was at Piping Rock on Long Island where House praised his knowledge of the European war and said no peace moves were underway. Wilson defeated Gordon Auchinley in the golf match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wate Son
Col
E. M. Housel
Piping Rock Club
Long Island
Colonel House
Europe
Gordon Auchinleys
Demands for Labor Pour In Across Regions
Washington reports war orders from Europe, a bumper wheat harvest, and strong grain yields sparking new labor demand. Manufacturers and farmers nationwide request workers with Oklahoma seeking 16 000 to 18 000 harvest hands and Kansas 35 000. Oregon group asks for 1 000 berry pickers, Connecticut plant seeks 30, Missouri 1 000 zinc and lead laborers, Maryland steel firm 100, West Virginia 200 coal miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Department of Labor
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oregon
Connecticut
Missouri
Maryland Steel Company
West Virginia
Censorship Row Triggers U S Mail Routing Order
Washington reports censors tamper with neutral mail prompting the post office department to order that United States to Norway Sweden Denmark and the Netherlands be sent on direct steamers without British ports. Sweden and others push for nationwide inquiries into mail tampering and censorship involving embassies and belligerent regimes.
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Washington
Great Britain
Post Office Department
United States
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Thellferent
State Department
England
Stats Department
America
Postoffice Department
50ME GET MEDALS OTHERS ARE FORGOTTEN BY KAISER
Norfolk Virginia June. Captain Thierfelder of the German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm, interned here, has received a message of congratulation from the emperor for the ship exploits. The men are wearing medals from the Kaiser, while others have received none. Captain Thierichens has been promoted several points in grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Thierfelder
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Pring Eitel Priedrich
Thierichens
Trains Meet on High Bridge Killing Eight on Collision
Gettysburg Pa June 2 Eight persons are known dead and 12 to 14 injured in a head on crash between the Blue Mountain Express and a local on the Western Maryland near Mason and Dixon One. The high speed collision on a 20 foot high bridge between Highfield and Thurmont caused engines to telescope and casualties among engine crews and a baggage master. The private car of President Gray with Western Maryland officials was aboard but officials survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Blue Mountain Spectat
Western Maryland ‘Railroad
Mason and Dixon
Highfield
Dartor
Sds
Gray
Marsland
Britain’s Note on Neutral Trade and U S War Aims
A Washington note from London details Britain’s Memorandum defending its order in council against trade with Germany and asserting neutral rights. It cites 27 ships detained by Britain and outlines efforts to minimize disruption to neutral commerce while studies on submarine warfare proceed. Petrograd reports Russian retreats with limited gains by Austro German forces along the Dniester. Britain begins mobilizing munition production with early enlistment of workers, under Lloyd George’s plan.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Japan
State Department
Heike
Jame
T Hat
Foretgn
United Kingdom
United Stat
Petrograd
Lemberg
Dniester
Linsingen
Vistula
San
Kamienka River
Omtraches
Sandomierz
Galician
French Inch Ahead on Western Front Amid Russian Retreat
French forces press gains at certain points on the western front as Russians retreat in the east. The article notes no signs of ceasing the offensives. Continued on Page 7, Column 5.
Thaw Pleases With Witnesses In Sanity Trial
Harry K. Thaw sat with lawyers as 18 witnesses testified that he appeared rational and gentle during his Canadian and New Hampshire sojourn. Several locals vouched for his conduct while prosecutors pressed whether he discussed women or the Maratta murder, suggesting possible delusions. Thaw praised Sheriff Holman Drew as key to his sanity and offered a written statement criticizing the prosecution’s push on new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
New Hampshire
Sherwood
Quebec
Thaw
Stantora White
Sheri Holman A. Drew
Coos County
Drew
Cook
Hendrick
Charles W. Eilot
Harvard, Ag
Rset
Filot
Eliot
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Grybral
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Issuns
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Memoranduw
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Rench
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