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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
16
Fragmented text states King of Greece is convalescent and references a new War Minister Petrogred and a general Seukhwmlino. Mentions a medical bulletin and possible resignation or designation events. Details are garbled with uncertain names and dates.
The Italian advance presses into Austrian territory with forces near Riva and Lake Garda. Descriptions note distant towns, river routes, fortifications, bombardments at Malborghet, and a stark mountainous front. The piece highlights the steep terrain and heavy logistics, including artillery transport via a newly opened road.
In the House of Commons Liberal Sir Arthur Markham pressed Premier Asquith on a statement from April. Asquith replied the point was undesired for army interests and nation needs, while Markham accused the PM of anchoring the claim with no foundation and demanded accountability.
London reports German attack repulsed along the Falonne trench on the Meuse heights. French counterattacks on a front about a mile and a quarter succeeded. Artillery battles raged north of the Somme and near Arras as German efforts to break the line were checked.
London June 28 Hoover heads American relief, in agreement with military governor of Belgium, to reserve wheat and rye in the occupation zone for Belgian use. Harvest outlook improved by seed aid and Belgian peasant effort, but fodder scarce as potatoes replace sugar beets. Germany faces similar crop pressures. no fodder arrangements yet.
German forces continue pressure near Lemberg and along the Dnieper front as Austrian German units clash with Allied troops. Reports cite repulsed attacks, river crossing activity, and advances by Teutons across multiple fronts with several towns and river crossings changing hands amid heavy fighting and prisoner captures.
Omaha June 28 Captain B Danze of the French army and a nephew of Gutzon Borglum the New York sculptor has been killed in action in France according to a cable message received today. The message gave no death details. Captain Danze was promoted to captain and awarded the French Military Cross for bravery on the field.
A crew member aboard the British submarine Bell recounts a Marmora Sea raid destroying Turkish shipping. The account details approaching Constantinople, torpedoing ships, heavy fire from defenders, and career progresses to attacks on a German transport and a final night departure amid cheers from the fleet. The report notes continued Turkish retaliations disrupting Marmora shipping.
Eyewitness aboard the St Paul recalls the Lusitania voyage amid dense fog. Passengers cried, prayed, and scattered flowers as the ship crawled through danger, with nerves frayed and rumors of German submarines looming. The crew and company vowed stricter passport checks and continued travel amid lingering tension.
Tie Berlin correspondent reports Vienna to dispose measures against Entente efforts to pull Balkan states into war. Von Bethmann Hollweg and von Jagow arrived for a conference with Emperor Francis Joseph I and the Austro Hungarian ministers to counter Balkan pressures.
June 28 Milan reports feverish political activity in Sofia as Bulgaria weighs joining the Entente. King Ferdinand, Premier and ministers hold conferences while Turkish objections stall the Dedenentch Railway talks. Rumors swirl of shifts in Roman diplomacy and German influence, with public opinion in Balkans leaning toward war against Turkey and Austria.
Fragmentary text notes an influential role guiding Duspe intervention with strong rapport in multiple countries, suggesting coordinated efforts and diplomatic impact. Details are incomplete but imply leading actors and regional engagement without specifics.
Reports describe American manufacturer John Roweh arriving in Archangel aboard the Canrites with a cargo of wartime machinery. The text notes massive stored goods along Archangel streets, a single rail line to Petrograd, and rising Russian hostility to Germany, amid unclear Allied plans and potential Russian retreats depending on Dardanelles control.
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