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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
5
News from the front describes renewed Allied offensives along the Belgian coast and intensive Russian counterattacks on eastern fronts. German subs target British and American shipping, while Italian forces push toward Goriti and Fecht valley. The Leelanaw sinking strains treaty obligations, and Eastland disaster inquiries proceed as crews, governors, and coroner's juries address blame.
Berlin reports say the American embassy is heavily guarded following a new American note amid fears of hostile demonstrations. Marines were landed at Port au Prince to safeguard Americans and other foreigners. Floods in Korea’s Hokkaido cause drownings and damage as Tokyo cables relay the disaster. The Norwegian steamer Avers from Frederikstad to England was captured by a German submarine and brought to Cuxhaven. Lapland’s sail from Liverpool to New York postponed. Chicago rider W A Lenders, national amateur champion, died in Sacramento during a 25 mile race under FAM Federation.
Personal D Russell Greene a founder of Truax Greene Co Chicago died Tuesday night when his speeding car skidded on a road near Dyer Indiana and overturned Sir James Murray editor of the Oxford Dictionary died at Oxford
Capt Silva Villa and Capt Manuel Murillo were involved in a cafe shooting at Nogales Nogales Sonora with Murillo killed and Villa arrested. Two million rounds of 30 30 caliber ammunition passed El Paso to support Villa's army and were sent to Torreon. William A Lamkey ex aviation corps was killed while flying over Aguascalientes in a dispatch from General Obregon's forces.
Britain’s answer to the American note of March 30 protesting Orders in Council restricting neutral commerce was received in Washington. It argues the orders are within principle and calls for awaiting judicial interpretation.
A state program will emphasize Indiana history in public schools ahead of the centennial in 1916. Teachers in townships and cities will attend monthly institutes to discuss Indiana’s history from colonial periods to statehood and plan local centennial celebrations.
The third and fourth class postmasters closed their state convention in Kokomo electing officers for the next year but not a meeting place. A committee chosen by the president will pick the site later with Muncie and Terre Haute bidding. Oliver J. Chapman of Eaton was elected president succeeding John T. Glapp of Beech Grove, B Kneale of Montmorenci was vice president, and H C Wesner of Campbellsburg re elected secretary treasurer. 2360 Death in June figures released by the state.
A Staples Minnesota man recounts selling his Saskatchewan homestead after chasing a better return in Montana. He details losses from the sale, debts, and rebuilding on a new Montana place, concluding the move failed and advising readers to stay put if circumstances aren’t dire.
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