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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
3
In Rome a Vatican note from Paris explains an interview with Pope Benedict given to La Liberte. Officials dispute the released transcript claiming the pontiff’s words were misrepresented and show concern over Holy See treatment and perceived pro Germany stance.
Rome reports a note from official sources stating a French newspaper misquoted the pope and claimed a war outcome, while Italy insists it has safeguarded papal correspondence under strict censorship and legal guarantees. The note says censors will swiftly forward all pope letters and those of his secretary of state to their addressed recipients.
Washington June 23 evidence focused on reasonableness of proposed higher rates on grain and grain products by western railroads. Carriers argued broom corn worth up to 75 dollars per ton justifies higher transport costs, while broom corn interests said average value is 50 dollars. Norton and Helm claimed farmers pay freight via higher prices, and proposed grain rate boosts could yield over 10 million dollars in additional revenue.
Joseph Foreman, 22, an Indian, was taken back to Houston, Texas, by Sheriff James Fitzgerald, on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. Foreman gave his occupation as a horseman.
In Paris a concise war office report lists small infantry actions north of Arras and progress near Souchez with repulsed counterattacks. Mines explode near Berry au Bac Hill 108, forging damaged trenches. A Meuse counterattack redeploys, with two Leintrey works seized. Dardanelles actions show gains along the front with Turkish counterattacks repulsed. In Vienna Russian fronts hold and advance. Italian front reports stiff resistance and limited gains. Rome notes one month of Italian campaign with broad front activity and Austro Italian bombardments.
David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, told the House of Commons that Britain would give labor seven days to recruit workers for munitions factories. He announced a national campaign with 180 town halls, no age limit, and compulsory arbitration if needed, to secure men for output. He warned Germany’s war buildup and urged Britain to act to ensure victory.
Twenty four hour review notes Austro German victory at Lemberg and Russian retreat, with forces moving to clear Galicia. Also reports heavy Gallipoli fighting ending in Allied success, French gains north of Souchez and Lorraine, and Austrian Italian front operations focusing on bombardment along a 500 mile front.
June reports from Rome say Spanish bishops invite the Holy See to move to Spain and provoke animated Vatican talk. A 1882 Rome crisis after Pius IX’s body was moved led Pope Leo XIII to form a cardinal commission to study papal residence plans. The panel favored delay unless safety or ministry was hindered. Emperor Francis Joseph offered Salaberg Castle as a possible residence.
At Annapolis Maryland on June 23 the naval academy court of inquiry probed surreptitious visits by midshipmen to department heads. C M Reagle admitted roaming departments with a master key pliers and pocket searchlight. Witness W D Jones testified he joined one nocturnal expedition to seek midshipmen class marks before professors issued them.
A private letter from El Baso Texas dated June 23 reports Bishop Candena aged 85 of the College of Nuestra Sonora De Octalan at Tlax cala and three priests were killed June 1 by Carranza troops under Gen Francisco Cos. The troops supposedly looted and destroyed the college. enraged townspeople were quelled by the military.
June dispatch from Petrograd says Emperor Nicholas departed for the front today as reported to London by Reuters' correspondent.
Russian forces lose Lemberg Galician capital after Austro German attack. Russians retreat eastward in good order leaving few prisoners and documents. Vienna Berlin reports celebrate victory as Archduke Broderick and General Mackensen elevated. Battle along the Dniester continues.
Carranza rejects peace offers from Villa-Zapata and resists foreign mediation while American officials press for an early settlement in Mexico. Representatives Douglas and Arredabide plan to travel to Vera Cruz to push for a conciliatory posture, as tensions between Carranza and Obregon remain unresolved. Enriquet Llorente reports Villa and Angeles deny friction, via messages to Manuel Bonilla.
State Department reports Americas rejoinder to Germany in the Frye case may be sent today for final review before President Wilson departs. News from Washington notes the move rests in the hands of the president as officials finalize remarks and timing.
President Wilson leaves Washington for a trip to Roslyn New York and Cornish New Hampshire with plans to stay until July 6 unless a crisis develops. He will spend time with Col. E M House and play golf and ride. The trip aims to keep him reachable on European and Mexican issues while providing rest. Miss Margaret Wilson and Dr Cary T Grayson accompany him. Francis B Sayre and Francis Woodrow Sayre join at Cornish.
A vintage ad-style note urges readers to seek relief from rheumatic pain and stiff muscles. It contrasts those who can afford trips to healthy resorts with readers who cannot, recommending Foley Kidney Pills to restore kidney function and improve well being. Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
Washington reports new proof of mail tampering and censorship affecting neutral correspondence. A postmarked envelope from a neutral European country addressed to a U.S. recipient was opened, showing printed evidence just as Sweden’s complaint described. The ongoing post office investigation involves mail between the United States and Sweden and other neutral missions.
A caution against delaying treatment for kidney and bladder issues. The ad urges prompt care to prevent fatigue nerves and sleep disturbance, claiming Kidney Pills restore function and strength for healthier, regular operation.
Berlin police headqu arters publish a list of foreign terms no longer permissible in official reports and letters. The compilation bans words such as bonbonniere cafe confection cravat expedition garage vestibule chic commission elegant export import institute porter iequipage manufacturer modiste product restaurant jeweler and similar terms.
Washington June 23 Nine companies of the Colorado state militia have been ordered mustered out by the War Department due to failure to recruit up to the required standard. The action reflects federal oversight of state forces and impacts local defense capabilities.
A physician recommends Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial ailments. One teaspoonful as needed soothes and checks coughing and supports relief and cure with a cheap simple remedy available at the druggist.
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