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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
15
A recent photograph from the American press shows General Corneva, commander in chief of Italy, whose army advances toward an Austrian port. The image arrives in the United States as tensions rise over the seaboard confrontation.
Advices from Athens via Berlin report King Constantine of Greece in very serious condition as anxious crowds gather outside the palace. Officials weigh the political impact of a possible death with neutrality favored by the king, pro German links through Queen Sophie, and support for Venizelos among the crown prince and potential succession by Prince Nicholas.
New Jersey Supreme Court holds a man injured in Pennsylvania while employed in New Jersey may collect workmen's compensation in both states. George A. Rounsaville, a Jersey Central brakeman, was hurt at Odenweiler, Pennsylvania, last January. The court rejected the federal liability argument and ruled dual recovery not inherently unjust.
An official London statement reports German spy Robert Rosenthal arrested as he attempted to depart England. He confessed to being sent by the German admiralty to gather naval information and had been in England only briefly.
British casualties for the weekend total 29,900 with 80 officers and 5,200 men wounded or missing and 1,674 killed. The week’s total rises to 900 officers and 20,000 men lost since the war began.
Berlin issued a report that a German submarine sank the Russian cruiser Amur, second class, on June 4 near a Baltic port. The incident was confirmed as part of wartime naval actions.
Civil War survivor and Dover borough resident Jacob N Bentzell died Tuesday morning at 71 after a long illness. He enlisted in 1862 at 17 and was wounded delivering a message to General Kilpatrick. seven of his horses were shot during service.
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