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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
5
Allied announcemen ts report advances by heavy forces in the Baltic provinces and in parts of Galicia as ground operations continue amid shifting front lines.
London reports German sources say Russian reinforcements moved into the Baltic provinces and Galicia, with the Germans withdrawing to avoid encirclement on the Dubysa river. In Galicia Russians press south and southeast of Lemberg and attack General Linsingen’s force near the Dniester. French offensive continues on the Italian front along the Isonzo as German submarines sink British torpedo boats and fishing vessels. one steamer Erna Boldt among the casualties. Forty-one torpedo boat crew members are listed among the losses.
The article reports global WWI operations, artillery demands, and cabinet notes. It cites Millerand on munition manpower, Nicoll urging unified Allied effort behind Lloyd George, and Galicia as a key battlefront. It notes German withdrawals in the Baltic, Italian advances toward Trieste, Isonzo clashes, and ongoing German submarine warfare with British losses.
Germany replies on the Frye sinking stating it interprets the 1823 treaty to permit destruction of American vessels carrying contraband. It promises damages but argues a prize court is needed to judge the capture. the United States likely will reject the new interpretation.
In the Yaqui valley near Nogales reports say Indians surrounded a fort of four hundred people. An appeal for aid was issued as raiders struck near Empaime a suburb of Guaymas capturing women and two men whose nationalities were not stated.
Earl Bentley named captain of the Wesleyan baseball team and Howard Steed chosen captain of the track team in Bloomington Illinois proceedings.
A reader from Chicago Illinois reports widespread skin eruption causing severe itching and burning. After trying various treatments they found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment following an advertisement and a home remedy book, leading to improved scalp cleanliness and relief in a short period.
GaLesburg Ia June 10. Summer travel to the Pacific coast is becoming very heavy on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy according to information given out at the local offices of the road today. Two expositions in California are prime factors in drawing people to the west. Eastern travelers and many others will not risk a trip to Europe this summer. they will see America.
The article states that the new city hall will be located on the land now occupied by the city jail and adjacent parcels. It describes the walls of the building as a homely, safe bet, reflecting street parlance about a promising proposition.
State Department officials say they are awaiting further explanation from authorities in Mexico regarding a recent incident. No additional details were provided as formal inquiries continue and diplomatic channels remain open.
Francisco Lagos Chazaros election as provisional president of the convention government in Mexico City is noted amid Villa Zapata faction support. Roque Gonzales Garza, a former Vera Cruz governor under Madero, was his predecessor. Refugees from Mexico City head toward Vera Cruz aboard a special train, with Americans among those onboard, as British officials seek assurances of protection and indemnity.
New York on June 10 reports the final effort to save Charles Becker from execution at Sing Sing during the week of July 12. His counsel Martin T. Manton sent a brief motion for re argument to the New York Court of Appeals at Albany, with a copy filed in the district attorney's office.
June 10 El Paso Texas reports orders for the 15th Cavalry to sail for the Philippines were suspended by telegraph instruction from the War Department in Washington. The 15th Cavalry was ordered to remain on the border.
Friends of the Duchess Jessie Perry of Charleston say she and her husband, the duke, were arrested in Venice on espionage charges. Influential locals vouched for them. they were released on bail after authorities cited burning a small light the night Austrian bombers struck Venice. The duke, an author, is known in the city where Putnam published some of his books.
Reports from Havre Paris Petrograd Vienna Rome and Rome again summarize Allied and Central Powers activity. Belgian artillery claims limited enemy action at Ramscapelle and Pervyse while Paris reports continued artillery fire north of Arras and a hard fought capture of Newville St Vaast. In Russia the Cau casus campaign advances reach Van and nearby regions. Italian fronts note failed crossings near Plava Gradisca and Sagrado with Meuse and Isonzo battles ongoing.
Chicago June 10 Telegrams between Mayor Thompson and Streetcar Men’s Grand President W D Mahon led to an order to hold the strike in abeyance until a Saturday morning conference. Mahon plans to attend by starting from Detroit for the talks with the mayor and union representatives.
The United States reasserts its duty to defend humanity over property in response to German submarine actions. It calls for recognition of neutral rights, safe passage for non combatants, and precautions to protect American lives and ships. The note, signed by Robert Lansing as Secretary of State ad Interim, stresses on adherence to international law and the high principle guiding wartime conduct.
A public notice promotes the Big Fare Refund Sale in Quincy from June 19 to June 26. The Whig offers a free Big Special edition listing all co operating merchants and invites out of town buyers to participate. Merchants can join by contacting The Whig office for details and cooperation terms.
George Marx an American citizen convicted in Juarez for passing counterfeit money was ordered moved to Chihuahua tonight. The Juarez court sentenced Marx to be shot, with the sentence subject to review by a higher court. The transfer order came from Gen Tomas Ornelas commanding the Juarez garrison.
The notice advises readers to telephone a lost item ad to The Whig after realizing an item such as a watch or a parasol is missing, implying a quick, practical approach for readers to recover belongings.
Local notes list mohair suits at The Model and summer wear with prices, plus varied visitors. Dr Ilsien Stahle called to Clinton La, Mrs Maggie Grubb visiting in the city, and Mr and Mrs Rissgl HH Osborn recently married in Savannah. A marine license was issued to Lerman Duden and Ghidys A Herron. Effie Bernard remains unchanged after a stroke. City directory work resumes with October completion.
Wanted wax beans peas and cherries for Lanza Fruit Co. at 13 Jersey Street phase 45 and 1043 J, PHonte 024. Need contact and delivery details.
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