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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

3

Galicia battle shifts with Austro German push south of Lemberg

London reports Austro German forces crossed the Dniester south of Lemberg and pressed Russians back between Kolomea and Kalusz in eastern Galicia. French gains north of Arras noted while British quiet on front. Sub Lieut Warneford earns Victoria Cross for downing a Zeppelin. Submerged ships and other sea actions noted as well. Romania declines Entente offer. Bulgaria ready to act with Romania.

London Galicia Dniester Lemberg Kolomea Kalusz Kolomeat Tower Lan Rheims Arras Aisne Soissons Arest Warneford Douai Zsonzo Geneva Gallipoli Trudvang Glittertind Superb South America Queenstown Meriapier Pentland Romania Bulgaria

Resignation of Bryan Shakes U S German Note Clash

William Jennings Bryan, longtime pacifist in President Wilson's circle, resigns as secretary of state after a deep dispute over how hard to press against Germany. Cabinet friction, prior attempts to resign, and a public debate follow the move as officials note the impact on U S policy and diplomacy.

Germany United States Mr. Bryan Bryan Wilson

Dr James Headache Powders Relief Claim

An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders as immediate relief for headaches and neuralgia. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a dime package and promises pain disappearance within moments.

Dr. James M’b.inifférl

Wilson Shows Bryan Resignation Wounds White House

Washington June 8 President Wilson showed deep regret over Secretary Bryan's resignation and fought to persuade him to stay. The cabinet discussed the matter at length as Wilson considers no immediate replacement, with Lansing likely to remain as secretary and Lane viewed as unlikely successor.

Wilson Beebi Washington Bryan Germany Tumulty Secretary Bryan White House Burleson Grayson

Clark declines to comment on Bryan resignation

Champ Clark at his Clark homestead Honey Shuck in Bowling Green Missouri refused to discuss Secretary of State Bryan's resignation. He said in a tight liped reply that he would say absolutely nothing and would not say a word about it.

Bowling Green Champ Clark Gettevieve Clark Bryan Honey Shuck Clark

Dunne comments on Bryan resignation rift in state

Governor Dunne voiced regret over Secretary of State Bryan resignation noting two long time colleagues have differed at a critical national moment. He said both acted from conviction and high motives, adding the issue is not clearly understood and further comment would be premature.

Springfield Dunne Bryan

Bryan Resignation Statement Given at Home

Secretary Bryan spoke at his residence after the formal note of resignation was announced. He said letters published with the notice state his reasons and that a fuller statement would follow after the American reply to the German note is sent, likely tomorrow. His resignation would take effect once the note is forwarded. He added that he would probably remain in Washington for a time.

Mr. Bryan White House Bryan Wailson University Club Tumulty Pate Congress Washington

Lansing Named Interim Secretary of State

Washington June 8 Robert Lansing succeeds Bassett Moore as counselor and will become interim secretary of state tomorrow when Bryans resignation takes effect. He is a veteran diplomat poised to guide the department through the transition.

Lansing Washington Robert Lansing John “ Bassett Moore Ment Bryar

Midnight Fire Destroys Barn and Property in City Alley

A midnight blaze in the alley between York and Kentucky and Fourth and Fifth streets destroyed a horse valued at 200, a buggy, a sleigh, five harness sets, grain, hay, and a barn valued at 230. Henry and Arthur Nieman owned the saloon property except the barn, which belonged to Z. Goldener. The barn burned swiftly, with flames reaching high and illuminating the area. The No. 2 engine arrived first. the horse perished, but Arthur Nieman saved two horses from a neighboring barn. Insurance covered part of Nieman Brothers’ loss. insurance status on Goldener’s barn unknown.

York Kentucky Fourth Fifth Streets Ienry Arthur Nieman Fifth York Streets Z. Goldener Nieman Brothers Mr. Goldener

Senator Lewis Predicts Bryan Resignation Soon

United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis says he expects Mr Bryan to resign, noting Bryan sought to avoid embarrassment to the president and believed his duty was to the nation. He cites Bryan’s desire to delay any decisive action until peace policies are clarified.

Chicago United States James Hamilton Lewis Bryan

Sherman Says Bryan Withdrawal From Wilson Cabinet Critical

United States Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman comments from Springfield Illinois on June 8 noting Bryan's withdrawal from President Wilson's cabinet at a pivotal moment. He argues the European and Mexican situations require full support for Wilson and that the president now acts as his own secretary of state, demanding maximum confidence in executive authority.

Springfield Ill United States Lawrence Y. Sherman Bryan Wilson

Mrs H Pfeiffer Improves After Illness Strike

Mrs H Pfeiffer of 1217 Park Place is improving after a severe illness that has troubled her for several days.

H. ©. Pfeiffer Park Place

Local shopping notes and street visits in Quincy

Local shoppers and visitors frequent Halbach Schroeder Co and Meyer Wilms Co in Quincy. June sale items include wash goods, silk hose, towels, and travel accessories. Various residents and guests, including Lois Fullerton and William Hanny, are mentioned with brief hometowns and travel notes.

Petcale Vyard Halbach-Schroeder, Co Newton Morris Pittsburgh Quincy St. John’s Hall Spruce Sears Model Clothing Co Altmix Oo Thos, Williams Galesburg St. Louis Halbach Schroeder Co Lois Fullerton Mason City Meyer-Wilms’.Co William Hanny St. Joseph News- Gazette Burlington Walbach-Schroeder Co Blessing Hospital W. Emery -Lancaster Halbach-Schroeder Co Harry. E. Herleman Anna Laura Lindsey Melrose J. W. Bingamann Maine Street Reuben Lindsey Mabel Houseman Herseman Walbach-Schroeder, Co Bloomington Meyer Wilms Co T. T. Parsons Austin Minn Stalbach-Schroeder Co J. W. Foster Hannibal Halbach-Schoeder Co M. Haynes Louisana Halbach- Schroeder Cor Mollie Newnan North Seventh Street St. Paul Halbach-Schroeder Floyd Hull Pauline Bernice Dallas St. Francis Catholic Ernest Hawke Oak Street Chicago James King King

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Europe Pryan Lion Es Arvan Lusitania William Jennings Bryan Senate Senator Curtis Jefferson O'Hara Senator Piercy Daley Hots Trieste Adriatic Austria Carter John W. Foster Harrison Franklin K. Lane Interior Department Lane’s Mr. Lansing Mc Lansing Fifth and Lewis Sherman Orpheum Oliver Mary Pickford Charley Chaplin Rudolph Riggs New York New York University O.h.cady Mabel Davis Fenway Hampshire William E. Abbott Alice Brown Greenfield Til Women ‘Teachers’ Club of Panama Exposition Adeline Jansen Prairie Avenue Frank Mussel Miller and Arthur's Drug Store Monmouth Eugene Gale Price Roy L. McCardell the Savoy Elsa Norma Talmadge Charlie Chaplin Henrietta Pike Marie Correli Broadway Troubadour Agnes Vernon Murdock MacQuarie Eddie Lyons Victoria Ford Harry Meyers Rosemary Theby O'Garry The Royal’ Mounted Bijou R. E. McNamara Chiropractic Majestic J. HW. Platt 7Th St Boston Belville CGA Kroeger R. R. No Nichols McKenzie Dist Hood Auto Top Riverview Park Ren Ward
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