Idria and Tsonao Rivers Take Cormons Commanding Road
Forces advancing along the Idria and Tsonao rivers report progress as they seize Cormons, a town commanding the highway route leading to key objectives. Local details remain sparse.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
9
Forces advancing along the Idria and Tsonao rivers report progress as they seize Cormons, a town commanding the highway route leading to key objectives. Local details remain sparse.
Rome reports Italian forces have pushed into Austrian territory, seizing Caporetto and the heights between the Judans and the Isonzo. Italian advance claims a front extending from Citoretto in the north to the Gulf of Triest in the south, with progress noted from two to four miles into Austria. Various Friulian towns including Vers on the Gradlaca road and Cervignano are mentioned as occupied targets in the southern sector.
May 25 dispatches recount Italian and Austrian actions along the Friuli and Venice fronts. Italian troops advanced with light resistance, destroyed port facilities at Buso, and captured seventy Austrians. a German steamer was sunk in Ancona harbor. Austrian statements describe naval engagements near Batteleta and Rimini with ships damaged and prisoners taken. Diplomatic moves involve envoys leaving Berlin and Geneva amid population mobilization talks.
Amsterdam telegraph dispatch reports German diplomacy intensely pressing Romania to remain neutral. British press rumors suggest a new German join to help. Some newspapers claim surprise troop deployments to deter Britain and bolster the eastern front.
At the annual Federal Council of Lutheran Brotherhoodshire meeting, resolutions commending Tres vt Wilsons were adopted to promote his peacemaking efforts. Sparkers also backed Wiisens peace initiative and praised unity within the federation.
A New York paper describes the blue or sulphur bottom whale as one of the largest animals ever cast on earth. Its mouth can be thrust to nine inches in diameter and its diet mainly consists of tiny crustaceans.
First Doctor operated for appendicitis on the patient. The second doctor then settled the dispute by revealing the outcome of the operation and the patient’s condition after the procedure.
Petrograd reports Russian foreign minister Sazonoff says Italy's entry will shorten the war, influence neutrals, and shift power balance. He adds Serbia seeks Adriatic outlet and denies separate peace efforts. French deputies cheer Italy's decision as a unifying national moment.
A proposed deepening of the Hinolyther soap waterway to enable ships to reach from the Gulf of Mexico to the teit Bakes is under consideration in the sun sip TEAL. Governor Trinnes der Weternig supports the plan as it advances the port complex and regional trade prospects.
JW Holcomb Througher of Los Angeles proposed a tithing plan at the Southern Baptist convention urging every Baptist to give a tenth of income to the church. The call aimed to raise funds for church activity and religious work within the denomination.
Amid the war outbreak, Canada withdraws wool export embargo and allows licenses to ship wool to the United States. Officials assure exports will not reach enemy hands and aim to maintain steady supply while protecting national interests.
Reports from Vera Cruz claim Carranza opponents draw closer and attack trains and loot in and around the port. Movements indicate possible action against Carranza forces, with revolutions and safety measures at San Juan de Ulua as tension rises. American-occupied areas and local civilians face disruptions and danger as bands roam the region.
New York May 25 A French government offer to purchase the cargo of the cotton ship Dacia was disputed today by the ship's owner in France through his representative. The report said France would also pay a demurrage claim and requested official confirmation from Paris.
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