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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
7
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London March 16 The cruiser was sunk by enemy torpedoes during patrol duty. Twenty six crew survived while Captain Mecarride and four officers were among those wounded or dead aboard the Chattirongl. A rescue mission by the auxiliary patrol failed to reach the spot before HM ships arrived.
Report says the William P. Frye, a four masted American schooner, was sunk in South Atlantis by German forces. Notes indicate German pressure on Austria to mobilize and achieve accession, with Italy seeking to maintain neutrality and avoid wider war while Germany presses Avatala to heed the message.
Reports from Home on March 14 describe Germany offering concessions if Italy stays neutral. Negotiations over Tissy's fate and war strategy spark intense rumor and anxiety among officials, with high level conferences and foreign ministers in action.
A special correspondent notes Anglo French forces pushing near Armentieres and two miles beyond Natya Chapelle as the French claim continued success at the front. German reports concede limited gains near Nieppe Chapelle while British warships bombard Western ports. In Poland Germans advance toward Prennyne as Russians retreat from Gensino with heavy losses amid a large German buildup. Japan's Open Door stance is discussed with Britain and China, amid tensions with China. News of German submarine losses grows, with a submarine foundering off North Shields and 12 U boats possibly returning home.
Belligerenta reports an understanding between Termany and Maralie to exchange 200000 prisoners of war. The transfer will be a sea route, with a note about a location near Blackholm. Contains garbled real estate and sale items interspersed in the text.
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