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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1915

Page

5

Principle of enemy private vessels cited in accord with Austria Hungary

The article notes a principle that enemy private vessels, if they do not flee or resist, should not be destroyed until those aboard are secured. It highlights reciprocal respect between the United States and Austria-Hungary, affirming mutual value placed on maintaining good relations and ongoing reciprocal warmth from the Austro-Hungarian government.

United States Austria-Hilgary

Inquiry Findings On Ancona Sinking By Submarine Fire

The Austro Hungarian report concludes the Ancona was torpedoed after a warning volley failed to stop it. The submarine commander allowed lifeboats to depart and then fired fourteen shells, with three hits. He believed the vessel would stay afloat, allowing passengers to escape until the ship settled slowly.

Ancona Fred Panie

Kirchwey to Become Warden of Sing Sing

Former Columbia Law School dean Dr George W Kirchwey says he will accept the Sing Sing warden post offered in succession to Thomas Mott Osborne, who faces indictment. If Osborne resists resignation, the governor may remove him by the state board of prisons.

Albansa George W Kirchwey Columbia Law School Whitman Sing Sing Prison Thomas Mott Oxborne Osborne

Collision on the Ancona evidences crew failure during sinking

An Austro Hungarian note discusses the sinking of the Ancona after a submarine attack. It accuses the crew of abandoning passengers and failing to rescue them as boats lowered, while hailing the commander for delaying torpedoing to allow exits. The report notes disputed American points and emphasizes humanitarian aims and indemnity discussions.

Ancona

Ancona Incident Prompting Austrian Review on Submarine War

The Austro-Hungarian government signals a move to address delicate international issues tied to submarine warfare. It aims to ease deficiencies in evidence and indemnify damages while awaiting a later discussion to clarify the incident and its proximate causes.

Areo Ancona

Austria Hungary admits punishment for submarine commander in Ancona sinking

Washington reports that Vienna’s note likely disavows the act by punishing the submarine commander, signaling possible softening of the U S Austria Hungary break threat. Indemnity remains a separate issue for diplomatic adjustment. Penfield notes the reply handed to him with no immediate detail. full translation due tomorrow night.

Washington United States Austria- Hungary Apcona London Penfield Ancona Austria Vienna State Department

No Oil Shortage Despite Gasoline Price Increase

Washington reports preliminary Geological Survey estimates for 1915 oil output show a rise of about two million barrels over last year, with total production near 290 million, a record. A surplus in field storage and pipeline stocks, about fifty million barrels higher than a year ago, argues against a shortage and supports steady prices despite higher gasoline costs.

Washington Geological Survey Lane United States

Austria and Hungary at Odds Again, Budapest Letter Says

Budapest correspondent reports renewed enmity after Austria removed the Hungarian flag from a Belgrade fortress. Independence party leaders Urmanczy attack Austrian generalship while Count Tisza defends authority, says humiliations came from subalterns and will be reprimanded.

Budapest Post Austria Hungary Belgrade Independence Party Urmancay Urmanczy

Mexicans May Close Tia Juana Race Track

Mexican officials consider shutting the Tia Juana race track amid a push from Consul here and a San Diego area advisory. No official decision announced yet, but sources indicate possible prohibition on racing and related activities pending further action by General Car.

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