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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

3

Montenegrins Enter Scutari Amid War Tensions

Dispatches from Rome and London report Montenegro occupying Scutari on June 27 after negotiations with Albanian leaders, with Montenegrin troops seizing the Venetian fortress overlooking Boyana Lake. A note from Montenegrin authorities claims the move was strategic, while observers note Albania’s autonomy talks and ongoing regional claims. The city lies near the Dalmatian coast, about forty five miles from Cattaro.

New York Times London Morning Post Glornale d'Italia Scutar Prenk Bib Doda Montenesa Constate Vukovitcheh Nicholas Boyan Montenegto Secutari Rome Ivia Paris Monbana Powere Setar Montenegro Serga Albania Monts Boyana London Scutari André Rabovitch Cattaro Essad Pasha

Balkan Situation Deepens Amid Neutrality Talks

London reports say Romania will stay neutral per German view while officials cite Bulgaria as potential ally shift. Vienna and Sofia discuss concessions in Macedonian disputes. British and German dispatches note bribery and propaganda aim to split Balkan states to aid the entente.

Romania Herlin Sayville von Bethmann-Hollwes Ate Gottlieb von Jagow Berlin Vienna Hungary London Times Sofia Balkan Bulgaria Zumania Greece Bucharest Transylvania

Flee From Transylvania Describes Romanian-Tension Chaos

Special Cable reports a panic in Transylvania as Romanian authorities threaten intervention. Villages flee through forests leaving inhabitants scarce while Wallachia shows no able bodied men. Deserts surround highways as families move with scant belongings amid troop movements and siege conditions.

New York Times Budapest London Morning Post Transylvania Romania

St Louisan Killed in War Returns in Record List

Heinrich von Heinrichshofen of St Louis was noted as killed in action on May 13 according to a London dispatch. He previously ran an insurance business in St Louis with his wife, who later ran the business after his departure for the front in October. He had served as a captain in a volunteer company after an earlier Spanish-American War effort.

London Heinrich von Louis Cas- Berlin Heinrichshofen St. Louis von Heinrichshofen Germany Chicago War Department

Wilhelmina owners to receive first $100,000 settlement

The British Government announced it will pay $100,000 as the first installment to resolve claims of the owners of the American registered steamship Wilhelmina. The vessel, seized while carrying foodstuffs from New York to Germany, was later purchased from the Hamburg-American Line by American E. M. Breitung after the war began.

London New York Germany Hamburg-American Line E. M. Breitung

FEAR UPRISINGS IN CONSTANTINOPLE TEMPLE OF WAR AND ARMS SHORTAGE

Special Cable reports Constantinople as beset by fear of armed uprising. Over 160 arrested with many executed or jailed, thousands wounded, and arms scarce. Second line troops in Thrace partly armed, Jews withdrawn from combat units, and German influence in Turkey described as dominant and controlling government.

NEW ‘Y Yok Times London Daily Chronicle Constantinople Iag Asia Minor Gallipoli Dardanus Rodosto Thrace Italy Turkey

Canada Open to Americans During War Efforts

Ottawa report quotes Dr. William J. Roche stating 30,000 U S settlers have taken homes in Canada since the war began. He says Canada will continue courteous treatment for bona fide travelers, and U S citizens may enter without passports for peaceful missions.

New York Times Ottawa United States Canada William J. Roche Interior Dominion

Britain seeks to hire U S soldiers in San Francisco intrigue

In San Francisco a federal investigation reveals alleged British recruiting of U S soldiers and sailors with cash bonuses and transport to Europe. About 200 men shipped to New York for British service underwent medical exams at 17 State Street near the British Consulate. Witnesses link recruiting to YMCA offices and a Captain Roone or Roach.

San Francisco United States Europe California Army Navy New York State Street Frank Cook Roone Roach John W. Preston

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