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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
The New Buffalo Hotel advertises its A La Carte service with a focus on seafood and quality. Proprietor T. Engle emphasizes buying only items proven by personal investigation as absolutely the best, not by price or reputation.
July reports from London indicate a major clash east of Warsaw as Russian forces, backed by fortresses, counter German advances on the Narew and Vistula fronts. Austro German units push toward Lublin and the Polish capital, with German Emperor William reportedly preparing a ceremonial entry upon fall.
The report notes progress in Courland with German advances toward Riga and a potential fall of Risa. It cites Radom evacuation by Russians freeing rail routes to Ivangorod and mentions Berlin reports on Higa archives and funds being moved to Petrograd with thousands of civilians leaving.
French war office reports progress north of the Fecht valley in Alsace with infantry actions on the Fecht heights and capture of key German defenses. In the Woevre district 31 French aviators conducted an air raid on Confans en Jarisy, hitting a railway station and locomotive, while a German three-plane squadron was chased and one forced to descend. Berlin concedes French trench penetration southeast of Reichs-Acker Kopf but says fighting left the enemy in control of a trench section after hand to hand combat. The German defense at Argonne saw French trench gains repulsed and Vosges attacks failed.
Two minor fires reported on the battleship New York and the destroyer Warrington in Brooklyn. Officials said the incidents were accidental and quickly extinguished. Yard officers did not release further details.
The third American note to Germany over the Lusitania sinking warns that further loss of American lives due to submarine warfare will be an unfriendly act. It asserts Germany must obey international law, accept principles of safety for passengers, and reject immunity proposals. Reparation and mediation remain on the table, with potential severance of relations if ignored. A second brief item notes Pottsville firms warned to guard against saboteurs of war munitions, and a separate New Orleans incident reports William E. Helbier’s suicide outside a Philadelphia machinist’s home.
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