Gallipoli battles and wider war news dominate Europe
Reports from the London Chronicle cite Turkish losses of 100000 at Gallipoli and 50000 wounded in Constantinople while allied forces capture two Turkish trench lines on a three mile front. Paris notes 300 German dead found in Souchez cellars with 300 captured, and Romania shows pro Allied demonstrations in Bucharest. Berlin apologizes for Gulf of Mexico incident and topedoing claims. additional ships sunk in English waters raise toll to ten in 48 hours.
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Monte Nero
Vienna
Gallipoli
Paris
Souchez
Multiple Disasters and Global News Reach 1915 Digest
Domestic Seven were killed and many injured when Milwaukee passenger train No. 5 wrecked at Amherst Junction after colliding with a freight and a bridge. In Michigan Mount Pleasant graduation fatality. a wagon accident killed four in Indiana. earthquakes hit San Francisco with no damage. Violent incidents include a car collision in New Jersey and a New Jersey trolley crash. Naval ships anchored near Annapolis as a court of inquiry begins into exam cheating. Wage increase announced for Bartlesville zinc workers. Coal bunkers plant fire in Seattle destroys $150,000 worth of coal. Western Kansas floods cause deaths and injuries. US Steel suit opinion declines dissolution and discusses Sherman act. Tim Hurst and Dewitt Clinton Blair dies. Mexican Civil War updates report victories near Leon and humanitarian relief planned by Red Cross. Wilson warns Mexican factions to unite or U.S. action may follow. King Constantine of Greece remains critically ill. Italian ex-premier Giolitti flees Italy. Lusitania crisis discussed with German envoy and wireless links deemed insufficient.
Zeppelin Downed Over Belgium in Air Battle
A British monoplane flown by Flight Sub-Lieutenant Warneford, R. N., engaged a German Zeppelin near Brussels. The fight ended as the Zeppelin crashed into a convent, killing 32 aboard and injuring others, while the British plane escaped with damage. Incendiaries sparked fires along England's eastern coast, causing five deaths and forty injuries.
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London
Brussels
Ifty
Sublieutenant Warneford
R. N
Liieutenant Warneford
German Peace Terms Sought Through Dutch Envoy
Washington reports Germany sent peace terms to President Wilson via a Dutch envoy Jonkheer van Gheel Gildermeister. Terms include Belgian and Northern France cut, Poland reconstituted, free seas, Alsace Lorraine to France, German colonies, and most prewar colonies restored except Kwantung. No official Wilson action expected without formal communication.
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Germany
Wilson
Jonkheer van Gheel Gildermeister
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Holland
Belgium
France
Poland
Alsace
Lorraine
Luxembourg
Japan
British Trap Four Submarines Captured Near Tay
Four German submarines were captured in the Firth of Tay after a raid up the estuary. The Cameronia reports the subs passed under the Tay Bridge and were netted by port authorities. They remained angled for 62 hours before surfacing and surrendering. crews were exhausted.
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New York
Firth of Tay
Scotland
Glasgow
Firth
Taybridge
Sudan Grass Hay Boom Promoted by Texas Seed Auction
David B Clarkson of Robstown Texas promotes Sudan Grass as the top forage crop for large farm acreages. He offers seed on credit or cash with discounts, promising high yields of three to ten tons per acre and rapid first cut in 50 to 60 days, urging farmers to plant 20 060 acres and return four months notes.
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Sudan
Agricultural Department
America
State Experiment Association
David B. Clarkson
P. D
Robstown
Texas
Oil Burning Range with Three in One Oven Offers Value
The advertisement touts an oil burning range with a three in one oven calling it extremely reasonable and cheaper than coal ranges while providing dual service. It promotes two sizes and the NEW PER FECTION Wick Blue Flame OLL COOK STOVE with the Fireless Cookery Oven and the trie angle trademark at local dealers.
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Standard Oil
Avera
Trie Angle
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