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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1915
Page
1
In a shift affecting American foreign trade policy, advisers across conferences will no longer meet with the ministry as talks realign under a renewed framework. Officials say the change aims to streamline coordination and reduce overlap among agencies.
Washington May 2 The US government showed it would not recognize or be bound by the British order in council embargoing all direct and neutral trade with Germany. State Department advisers suspended talks with British officials over informal plans affecting American cotton exporters and American-owned goods in Germany. Ambassador Page was asked to seek clarification from Britain as US officials warn against any implicit recognition of the order. American merchants may still negotiate with Britain through its embassy in Washington or London.
Summary of dramatic geopolitical tension on the Italian border as war rumors surge, while volcanic lava flows force evacuations and shape regional security concerns across neighboring areas. Reports note government actions and shifting alliances amid the crisis.
Atlantic Fleet submarine mis hap near No Man's Land as heavy seas and dense fog hindered navigation. The Fulton tender stood by while a submarine ran aground eight miles south of Gayhead. Initial word suggested the K-6, but verification failed. Two subs since May 19 war game began faced damage including a broken crankshaft on B-2 and KCL in port.
Budapest via London reports a motion on whether the eighteen to fifty year landstorm classes are to be used for military service. It will be decided later if these classes are required. A separate department note denies reports that American embassy staff are advising Americans to leave Germany. the claim is unfounded.
John G Morony former president of the Daly Bank and Trust company and leading state financier dies at Murray hospital at 2 80 am after a brief illness. Born in Montana in 1870 he spent his life here and led major firms including Amalgamated Copper First National bank of Great Falls Montana Power Great Falls Townsite and Daly Bank and Trust among others.
Bedding Cal May 22 Lassen peak erupts for the greatest time since awakening a year ago sending floods of mud and lava down the mountain. Thirty six families flee Hat Creek valley as rescue parties rush to Castel and Round Mountain to save refugees. Cattle driven to high ground amid widespread panic as ash and smoke darken skies and streets in Redding flood with alarm.
Berlin reports May 22 indicates Germany may submit proposals in response to the American note on submarine warfare. A cessation plan by America for stopping submarine and mine attacks in exchange for Britain ending its blockade is likely to be cited. Germany may also suggest allowing U S certified ships with no war munitions to travel on belligerent vessels with notice of torpedo risk. The Gunnight/Gunflight incident details are unclear and disputed.
Four people die and seventeen are seriously injured in Syracuse when dynamite loaded for a body search in a car explodes. The blast blows out windows at nearby factories and scatters debris over 150 feet. Victims include Frank Ross of Brewerton in charge and Vincent Gentilehas aged 14 who dies from injuries. James Hughes, morgue attendant, reports the scene.
New York May 22 William Marconi inventor of the wireless salted today on the steamer St Paul in response to summons from the king of Italy to serve his term of military service in the Italian army. Marconi a member of the Italian senate and adviser to King Victor Emmanuel said I suppose I shall be called on for service It is fair to surmise that part of the Italian army will be patched to assist the allied forces against the Dardanelles but I am speaking without authority The Italian army and navy are well fed and I have no doubt the good account of themselves
The Associated Press reports Italy declares a state of war along the Austrian frontier as the government mobilizes army and navy. War measures begin with ministers of war and marine warning of possible full hostilities. The consul general exits Munich while Austria seeks help with Austrian subjects in Italy. Swiss care for Germans is anticipated. German and Austrian ambassadors remain in place as departures are prepared.
Rome reports a vast Capitoline crowd as Mayor Colonna presides over a royal homage to King Victor Emmanuel and Italy. The king, queen, and prince attend ceremonies, raise the flag, and thank Romans for loyalty amid cheers for America and Lusitania victims. a separate report on Ambassador Rollati's reported assault is later clarified.
Washington May 2 After two days of inquiry Joan D Rockefeller Jr denied free charge accusations during the tall Ital fuetican commission session. The proceedings touched on Colorado mine operators and the strikers with commissioners Walsh and Weinstock present. A preliminary statement reviewed the inquiry into Colorado conditions noting the purpose to uncover charges by strikers and their sympathizers and the lack of a hearing by operators.
Havas agency reports Italy communications cut at midnight London time. Rome mobilizes army and navy tomorrow under royal decree. All vehicles and draft animals to be requisitioned. railway passenger and freight service to continue. Journal de Geneve notes Bulgaria will not attack Romania if war comes. American envoy transfers protection duties to Austria and Italy. U S issues guidance.
Police began a rigid investigation as letters of regret were sent to Signor Bollatl by Chancellor von Rethmangs Hollweg and Foreign Minister von J tow. Officials of the socialist party met in the deputies chamber and resolved to rally to support the government. A manifesto will be issued urging all party adherents to work for the national cause.
London reports May 22 that only a formal declaration of war is needed to finish the breach between Italy and its former triple alliance. Ambassadors remain at posts as Balkan states await Italy's decision. Rumors say Bulgaria promised Romania not to attack if Romania joins the Allies, and Bulgaria itself weighs action against Turkey.
A British official report outlines Allied moves toward the Dardanelles and Asia Minor as Greece weighs joining the Allies. Turbulent campaigns persist around Smyrna and Gallipoli while Turkish operations face counterstrikes. Eastern and western fronts show little change, with Austro-German claims of no further Middle Galicia offensives. German reports note cavalry actions east of Windau and a fresh raiding party on Courland, as fluid, hard-fought battles continue across dispersed fronts.
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