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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

8

King Victor Em... Savannah Vessel Guns on Austrians

Geneva May reports from the Italian front describe King Victor Emmanuel and King Albert of Belgium planning active war roles. Monte Baldo sees Italian success as a top Austrian garrison surrenders after heavy fighting, while Italian advances continue in the Adige valley and along the Karfreit sector amid snow.

Geneva Paris Victor Emmanuel Albert Monte Baldo Manuels Lake Gardanwiss Eest Hich Adige St Elvio Carinthian Husa Galicia Vienna War Office Lavaronne Panesegsio Prebazzo Pola Yusitian Rilwat Staten Igcbls Dirigibie Wonfalcone Trent Chiens Tonale Mae Waronne Ampezza Cortina i Cortina Cortina Landro Bozen Klagenfurt Roverto Rovereto Zugno

Steamer Princess Irene Blown Up by Wireless Claim

London May 31 The Evening Standard writer Fred I Jane suggests the steamer Princess Irene was destroyed by a German wireless device. He notes the vessel, a British naval auxiliary, blew up in Sheerness harbor with heavy loss of life and cites the nearby destruction of the battleship Bulwark as a curious coincidence.

London Evening Standard Fred ‘I Jane Sheerness Jane

Steamer A A Raven Seized at Mobile

The steamer A A Raven, 2468 tons, from Progreso Mexico with 5000 bales of airal goods, was seized by U S customs officials in Mobile for violating shipping laws by entering an American port on coastwise clearance. Raven left New York weeks ago, stopped at Key West for orders, then sailed to Progreso under Selberg line without proper papers. An appeal to the treasury department for release will be filed by the steamship owners.

Mobile Als Raven Progrem Mexico Customs Department of the United States New York Key West Fla Selberg Steamship Line Progreso Hecker Treasury Department

Parrot Warns of Death by Its Owner Action

A Philadelphia Record report details a widow at 115 East Lippincott Street who died by self harm after a parrot repeatedly attracted neighbors to the home. The bird, taught to speak, reportedly warned of the mistress’s death and long conversations preceded the tragedy.

Philadelphia Beo Mary Wambach East Lippincott Street Dottie Episcopal Hospital Mro Woamsbach Howe

Turks Routed by British Forces at Gallipoli

London reports heavy fighting on the Gallipoli peninsula with Turkish forces routed. Official statements cite at least 2,000 Turkish casualties and about 300 Allied losses. May 31 and 32 correspondences detail countermines, trench recapture, and Turkish attempts to regain positions.

Sultan Gallipoli Peninsula London Gallipoli Dardanelles Constantinople Berlin War Office Arl Burnu Seddul Bahr Nur Lews Seddul Bota Csunday

New York to limit package sizes on streetcars

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle notes a strict new rule sets the allowed size of packages carried by passengers on New York streetcars. The measure aims to standardize passenger space and safety, with enforcement to begin imminently.

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle New York

FRENCH FAIL GERMAN CLAIM IN WESTERN FRONT REPORT

Paris dispatch summarizes war office notes on May 31 describing French attempts north of Arras and in Le Pretre forest failing to break German lines. It reports few gains, artillery duels, and British Lancs Fusiliers suffering gas casualties in the latest figures.

Warners Berlin London War Office Arras le Pretre Neuville-Rooligourt le Tiere Hs Catcen Dammerire Om Winley Przemysl Paris Are Tas Souches Carency le Pretre Forest Western Front Lancashire Fusiliers

Deluge of German artillery described in battle note

Petrograd reports Gorlica to Naklo fighting with German bombardment using 1500 guns including 42 cm howitzers. About 700000 projectiles fired in a four hour stretch, twice the siege quantity, with guns exhausting a large reserve by May 10. The note says German tactics overwhelm riflemen, leave troops stupefied, and require a new fighting condition.

Petrograd Gorlica Donajec Mackensen Gorlico Naklo

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