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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1916

Page

10

Italian Cabinet Resigns as Confidence Vote Fails

Rome June 10 Premier Salandra announced the cabinet will stay in power until the King decides on a new government after the chamber defeated the budget vote 190 to 120. He affirmed unity with the Allies and pledged continued resistance and economic coordination amid the Trentino setbacks.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Salandra Paris Noth H Maino Trentino Brusati de Chau New York Times Italy Europe

Italian Transport Principe Umberto Sunk by Torpedo

The Italian transport Principe Umberto was torpedoed and sunk in the lower Adriatic. Two Austrian submarines attacked the steamer while escorted by destroyers. two other transports and war materials were aboard. Many soldiers were lost though exact figures were not yet known.

Rome Paris Adriatic Admiralty

Italians Advance Again Front Report June 1

Rome reports renewed Italian advances after a June 8 defeat with heavy enemy losses. Troops pressed in the Agssa and Astico Valleys and near Monte Cengio while artillery duels and minor raids continued elsewhere. Our air units suffered seven wounded or slight damage. crews returned unharmed.

Upr Agssa Mount Novesno Astico Monte Cengio Roite Ansei Asea

Hampshire sunk by a mine killing Kitchener and staff

The British cruiser Hampshire carrying Field Marshal Earl Kitchener and staff was mined and sunk. Only twelve men aboard the ship survived by washing ashore on a raft. all others are presumed dead. Admiral Jellicoe reports the vessel was at sea with two destroyers, sank in ten minutes, and wreckage washed up along the coast.

London Hampshire Earl Kitchener Jellicoe Lee

Queen Distributes Tobacco to Belgian Troops Through Fund

A letter from three Belgian gunners thanks supporters for sending cigarettes and tobacco via the Overseas Club and the Belgian Soldiers Tobacco Fund. The fund has shipped over 125 million cigarettes and 20 tons of tobacco to British and allied troops, while weekly Belgian soldier packs require about 200,000 four cent contributions, with $27,016.06 received to date.

King Albert Ricard Verhaverbeke Josef Delbecque Edward Valcke Armee Belge En Campagne Overseas Club Flatiron Building New York J.P Morgan & Co

King Pleads For Kramarz In Treason Case

King Alfonso has appealed to the Austrian emperor for Karl Kramarz and three companions of the Hungarian Czech Party condemned to death for high treason and espionage. They were found guilty of guiding a movement toward rapprochement between Bohemia and Russia.

Madrid Alfonso Austria Karl Kramara L’arty Vienna Dr. Kramarz Bohemia Russia

Two Ships Sunk by Mines Believed Sinks

A Reuters dispatch notes the Norwegian steamer Erkendal was sunk by a mine and thirty two sailors were saved. The Swedish bark Heidi is also reported sunk by a mine with no crew saved. Both vessels lack clear registry entries in available maritime lists.

London Reuter Amsterdam Erkendal Exchange Telegraph Company Eee Heidi

Judge frees thirty eight union defendants in strike violence case

General Sessions Judge Crain discharged bail bonds for thirty eight labor union members indicted last May for violence tied to strikes. Indictments covered robbery assault and riot provocation, with a special grand jury led by ex district attorney Perkins. Eight accused were tried for first degree murder and acquitted, DA Swann cited lack of corroboration and infeasibility of conviction. Testimony included Dopey Benny Fein and his east side gang.

Crain Perkins Supreme Court Swann Dopey Benny” Fein East Side

Harold Mott Wins Annulment Suit In Brooklyn Church Marriage

Harold Mott, 22, son of Dr Samuel Mott of Far Rockaway, won an annulment from Supreme Court Justice Townsend Scudder after proving his bride Miss Dorothy Tyler Watson had a prior marriage and child. The bride allegedly admitted a first marriage to Leon Johnson of New Orleans. an annulment in Detroit was cited. The case revealed a tangled past including misrepresented addresses and threats, with no alimony or remarriage planned.

New York Times Mineola L.il Dorothy Tyler Watson Harold Mott Far Rockaway Supreme Court Townsend Scudder Lillian Mott Guy Harold Mott Guy Harold Guy Mott Brooklyn Leon Johnson New Orleans Miss Watson Mr. Mott Flushing Avenue Jamaica Mll Jamaica Town Hall William 8. Pettit Justice Scudder Matt Queens County Sing Sing Guy California

Weekend city notices and events fill New York area

The New York Week features a Knights pilgrimage to Brookland near Washington. Jewish seminary graduation and lectures at Aeolian Hall in Manhattan. Bur nette G Lewis speaks on punishment at West Side YMCA. St Vincent de Paul drives aid to Mount Loretto. A social rents and taxes reduction campaign launches with sixty meetings. A Bronx hospital benefit performance of The Bohemian Girl planned. Presbyterian Union hosts outgoing missionaries dinner at Hotel Savoy. Riverside Park protection group meets at Riverside Drive. Shakespeare pageant in Orange Park New Jersey. rain date set. State Sons of the Revolution plan Fraunces Tavern gathering. Traffic Court opens at Mulberry Street. A garden party in Dorp, New Dorp. New Jersey Chamber Federation starts convention at Beach Haven. Broadway Association luncheon with McAneny and Bassett. College of the City of New York commencement June 15–24. Glynn delivers baccalaureate. Wingate portrait presented at Washington Irving High. German American Friendship Club and Deutsch Freundschafts-Klubs hold Terrace Garden festival. Reception and euchre aid for Catholic chapels on Blackwell’s Island. Bronx Boy Scouts new headquarters dedicated with lifesaving exhibit. Provisional Zionist Committee promotes city collections and meetings.

New York Knights of Mount St. Sepulchre Pennsylvania Church of the Holy Land Brookland Washington, D. C Jewish Theological Seminary Teachers’ Institute Aeolian Mall Louie Marshall Burnette G. Lewis West Side West Fifty-seventh Street St. Vincent de Paul Society of Brooklyn Mission of the Immaculate Virgin Mount Loretto Ss. 1 Manhattan The Bronx Union Hospital of the Ninetieth Street Charles Austin Bryan Orange N. J Sons of the Revolution Fraunces Streets Pearl and Police Abra- Mulberry Tucsin Lieweilynham Britton Cottage New Dorp L ‘He New Jersey State Chamber Federation Engleside Beach Haven Broadway Association Martinique George McAneny Edward M. Bassett College of the City of New York Martin H. Glynn George W. Wingate Wingate Washington Irving High School Sixteenth Street Irving Place German-American Friendship Club Deutsch -Amerikanischen Freundschafts-Klubs Terrace Garden Eastifty-eighth Street Blackwell's Island

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