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Portsmouth Weekly Times

Location

Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1915

Page

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Wilson's Second Note in Berlin and Bryan Arbiters

Washington reports President Wilson sent a second note to Berlin, with former Secretary Bryan shown the draft before forwarding. Bryan saw slight changes and the note is framed as an initiatory step. It states the United States expects Germany to halt attacks on American ships, with no immediate Washington reply anticipated for at least a week.

Washington Berlin Bryan Jansing Wilson United States Germany

Flood LANDS TO CHECK Italians in historic lines

Fragmentary OCR notes describe river transformation and canal efforts during an invasion. Mentions of towns or counties being affected, with references to inundation paths and attempted defensive works. Details are unclear, but the excerpt notes insignificant results and adaptive changes to landscape.

Obregon Severely Wounded In Battle

A dispatch reports Mexican President Obregon was wounded by a shell while directing fighting against Villa near Juarez. He lost his right arm and is described as out of danger under expert care. Obregon intends to resume leadership when able as forces press northward and Carranza government fights to hold ground amid ongoing operations.

Washington Dime Varrange Villa Jean Wort Silliniin Troy Dita Dimwline Lroepa Antil Obregon Dangeey Niuag Juare Mexico

Chicago Car Strike Looms as Wage Demands Grow

Chicago streetcar workers near a strike with wage and condition demands. Beard, head of the surface lines, calls for a conference by 9 o clock tonight, while workers insist on action following a stalemate at yesterday's meeting.

Buab Arenes

Germans Advance in Galicia and Sink English Ships

London reports indicate German forces advance in Galicia while torpedo attacks on British vessels continue. The steamer Erboldt was torpedoed off Harwich with all hands saved, and trawlers Tunisian and Nottingham were sunk by submarines near Grimsby. Reports detail Baltic operations and shifting fronts as British and Russian positions show strain amidst ongoing naval warfare.

Galicia London Eronboldt Harwich Subarine Ernnboldt Thems Grimsby England

Body washed ashore not Vanderbilt

London reports a body found ashore at County Clive Ireland not Alfred Vanderbilt as earlier claimed. The announcement says the corpse is of a laborer or a foreigner, with a gold watch resembling Vanderbilt’s, recovered after the Lusitania sinking.

Vanderbilt London County Clive Ireland Alfred Giwynue Vanderbilt Connedy Mr. Vanderbilt Gerais Ward le Haus Mr Vanderbilt Lion

German Editors See Ultimatum In Note

Berlin newspapers including Vorwaerts and Tages Zeitung discuss President Wilson's note and its potential impact on Germany and the cabinet. The writers warn that any shift could force Germany to reassess wartime strategy and public sentiment.

Berlin Juno We Vorwaarts Tages Heiming Win Wesenes

SECRETARY WILL PUSH PLANS IN GERMANY DISPUTE

Fragmented OCR text reports former secretary pushing plans amid Washington turmoil. The piece references Secretary Ary, Bryan proposals, and aims to sway public sentiment toward pressing Germany. It hints at international commission debates and potential speech responses, with continuation noted.

Fire Damages London. Dawn Blaze Strikes Motor Works

Fire swept a London motor works plant at dawn causing estimated damage of five hundred thousand pounds. Fire crews battled the blaze as reports described dense smoke and extensive damage to machinery and buildings. Local authorities ordered inspections to determine the cause and ensure safety.

Cholera In Vienna Spreads In Anatolian Hospital

Reports from Vienna describe a cholera outbreak tied to soldiers returning from Crete. Authorities impose quarantines and hastily build facilities outside the city to prevent spread. Individuals named include Mrs Toba Miller and Pierce of Lick Hin, with Dawson of New Boston mentioned.

Mra Toba Miller Marrisory Lick Hin Lin L Th. Dawson New Boston

Dewitt tied to conspiracy case shocks Youth African label era

A tangled indictment alleges Dewitt and associates plotted sedition and murder while linked to a Youth African label. The lengthy case accuses conspirators of hellions and violent acts with aims at leaders, expanding into broader unrest across the ownership and movement.

DeWitt Uie Briedna Arenson Yu Hye Dian

Ohio plans crackdown on illicit drug producers and dealers

Ohio officials announce next week a state probe into drug production and trafficking as authorities vow prosecutions of vendors and suppliers. The effort targets illicit dealers selling Bud Thie and Afogulin, with inspections and vigilant enforcement across counties, amid weather and security concerns.

Hluambys Tauea Septimus Mawrary Cunelin Lynn Clare Mane

Germany Claims Right to Destroy Contraband Carriers

Washington reports Germany's note to the United States claims a right to destroy any American vessel carrying contraband in wartime, while offering damages for the Frye wreck. The note rejects U S disputes over prize courts and argues that destruction may be justified under expanded treaty interpretations, raising questions about international law and sanctions.

Washington Germany United States William F. Frye Pring Huel Priedrich Prussia Uy Wall London

Navy league plan for a bigger naval meet in the country

A New York led push to plan a larger navy meet invites prominent figures to a conference in the nations capital. The executive committee of the Navy League aims to press Congress for authorization of 800 million dollars for national defense and to expand naval and military careers, with remarks from Colonel Robert M. Thompson and others. A separate dispatch notes Italian interception of Austrian wireless messages, citing a device by Guylivling Marcosi as hindering Allied interception efforts.

New York Robert M. Thompson Navy League Wilson Acton Teague Varig Thaon di Revel Tiwian Nore Guylivling Marcosi Avatrank

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