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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
5
A German submarine was sunk and its crew captured. British losses since the war began total fifty thousand killed, one hundred fifty thousand wounded, and fifty thousand missing. Reports also note vessel sinkings, bombardments at Gallipoli, and routing updates across Europe with Allied and German actions.
Washington June 12 forecasts indicate disturbances crossing the country June 11 to 15 and 16 to 20 with warm and cool waves. Rainfall will be generally deficient though southern regions may see heavy rains. drouth risks persist in northern Europe and the lower Mississippi. Wheat prices face pressure from European speculators.
Washington reports after a Wilson Bryan resignation Counsellor Lansing becomes acting secretary of state. The note to Berlin will be forwarded with about fifteen hundred words and published after receipt. Bryan plans to remain in Washington and support Wilson as a private citizen.
A selection of brief quotes from New York papers highlights sharp, humorous, or admonitory maxims. It includes lines about fame, pride, virtue, and luck, reflecting the era's editorial voice and social attitudes, with references to the Globe Times American and other papers.
Members of the Federated Christian Charities meet at Carnegie Hall this morning and vote to dissolve the organization. The move ends decades of charitable work and leaves funds and assets to be distributed per the group’s bylaws.
Chicago June 9 Christy Mathewson the pitching star of the New York Nationals will be out of baseball for several weeks after examination by a nerve specialist. He suffers a nervous disorder of the left shoulder causing pain and sleep loss and has extended to the right shoulder. Veteran players compare his case to the nerve trouble that ended Ed Walsh's pitching career.
President Garza deposed in Mexico City and Lagos Charro, Villa delegate, succeeds him. News desk reports June 10 from Washington.
Associated Press reports from El Paso and Washington on June 12. Villa writes to President Wilson wishing a union of Mexicans to advance revolutionary aims and agrarian reform, praising Wilson’s High Spirit of Justice and noting U.S. noninterference. He urges a conference of leaders with Carranza to end the strife or U.S. intervention may follow. Carranza issues a Vera Cruz proclamation seeking U.S. recognition, calling for faction unity under his rule and pledging protection for foreigners and order restoration.
Washington dispatches from American sources say Villa defeated Carranza at Silado and moved to Libera with large supplies. Carranza forces are described as too weak to pursue, and Villa is reported to have retired from Leon after a Carranza flanking move. The reports hint at another clash to come.
Miss Kathleen McMichael travels by Cadillac to visit Denton Sherman Whitewright and Dallas with W C Denton and his father Charles J Denton of Whitewright. A touring party heads to Fort Worth and California via a circuit including Colorado Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City.
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