Teutons Press Far Along Front as Russians Push in Armenia
Widespread fighting reported on multiple fronts. Teutons advance along the line near Przemysl while Russian forces recapture ground west of the Nis river and push toward Ban in Armenia. French and British units press near Arras and La Bassée, with French assaults on a fortress complex as German defenses hold St Nazaire still contested.
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Ewan Red
London
Therina
United States
Lusitania
England
Thar Erin xii
Siver
Galicis
Aupiro
Stentawa
Przemysl
la Bassee
Worthern
Arras
Ecure
Dreyenr
Han
Anrres
Gberlin
Nazaire
Rasin
Hearts of Clarksburg union campaign lists officers
Heartiest L. K. Richards chairman issues thanks to Clarksburg good people for support and to committees for Hamilton meetings. Executive committee includes L. K. Richards president F. O. Sutton secretary HO Cunningham treasurer. Committee chairs list names and roles. June term of criminal court opens with Judge James W. Robinson. about 250 witnesses summoned for grand jury. petit jurors report June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Richards
Union Evangelistic Campaign
Clarksburg
Hamilton
F. O. Sutton
HO Cunningham
W. A. Gaylord
G. W. Dudderar
Oscer C. Wilt
C. EL Harding
Jobo Sopher
Cora Atchison
G. H. Duthie
Louis M_ Sumon
J_ D. McResnolts
T- W. Morison
Criminal Court
Xit
James W. Robinson
Grand Jury
Petit Ferers
Turkish Army Is Mighty in Numbers at Gallipoli
London May 29 dispatch from Athens reports Turkish troops defending the Gallipoli peninsula number in the thousands. Turks hold the Dardanelles and concentrate on defenses as reinforcements from Syria arrive. Ammunition for infantry and artillery is reported to be decreasing, with little prospect of replenishment. Bulgaria is holding neutrality, opposition leaders say Roumania’s intervention could push Bulgaria to act.
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London
Gallipoli
Athens
Caucauses
Dardanelles
Syria
Sof
Bulgaria
Roumania
Zeppelin Airship Falls At Sea After Raid Loss of Gas Ends vessel
A report from Friedrichshaven on Lake Constance states one Zeppelin from the raid on South End near London was struck by British shells. The vessel lost gas and sank into the sea of Hesseland, with crew status still unclear. Orders to replace the loss with two newest Zeppelins have been issued.
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Geneva
Paris
Friedrichshaven
Lake
Friedrichehaven
Zeppelin
Friedrichshaven Shorts
Italians Take Another Austrian Town In Frontline Fight
Italian forces push along the frontier north of Take Idro capturing Storo and Oni while fighting continues east of Trieste. Austrian troops withdraw slowly as Italian detachments reach Gradisce. Italians order Austrians and Germans to stay inside the country.
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Paris
Take Idro
Storo
Oni
Triest
Gorttz
Gradisce
German successes offset by Russians at Radymno and Radom
Petrograd May report says Russian officers claim victory near Sieniawa on the San river in Galicia offsets Austro German gains around Radymno. German forces hold territory on the right bank of the San, extending eastward and southward from the area east of Gousekow as the line continues. The report notes Russian countermeasures and ongoing artillery pressure in the region.
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Petrograd
London
Nicholas
Sieniawa
San River
Ceporal
Galicia
Radymno
Gousemow
Germany
Richt
Sam River
Gousekow
National Lincoln Chautauqua Guest In City
Beart of Chicago representing the National Lincoln Chautauqua will appear here in six days before July 4. He is in the city to advertise the coming meeting and promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Beart
Chicago
Lincoln Chautacqua
Urgent warning to shippers echoed by Germany
Reports from HonoldulG May 29 describe a large hole in the side of the submarine Ft submerged since March 25 at the ocean floor. Officials planned to recover twenty one bodies to prevent mutilation as divers prepared to enter the hulk and barge, with the vessel within twenty four feet of the surface. Divers noted the hole at the junction of forward and middle compartments and naval officers considered causes including repeated pounding or an explosion during the submarine wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoene Honoldulg
Iaret
Steamer Champagne breaks in two after ashore near St Nazaire
Report from London states the French Trans Atlantic line steamer Champagne, with about 900 passengers, ran ashore near St Nazaire and broke in two. Washington says passengers were saved and notes an urgent German warning to avoid sailing through the maritime war zone, urging clear neutral markings and visibility at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Champagne
Trans-Avlantique Line
St. Nazerre
Baptist Invitation for Sunday School Work
A Baptist invitation announces cordial welcome to those joined by the recent religious campaign to work for Christ through Sunday school. J. E. White, supervisor, will meet with the Sunday school of the First Baptist Church at 9:23 o'clock Sunday morning. Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Wetherell will stay at the Alexander home on South Chestnut Street during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
J. E. White
First Baptist Church
Joseph Wetherell
Iirs
Charles B. Alexander
South Chestnut Street
Nebraskan torpedoed by submarine near Liverpool
Ambassador Page reports that the American steamer Nebraskan was torpedoed by a submarine while en route from Liverpool to the Delaware breakwaters. Lieutenant Towers examined the ship at Liverpool, taking affidavits from Captain Greene and crew. No serious injuries. ship beached at Liverpool after quick evacuation.
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State Department
London
Towers
Liverpool
Delaware
N.Y
Fastmet
Briish
Admiralty
Merser
Vanderbilt Will Reveals Vast Estate After Lusitania Death
The will of Alfred G. Vanderbilt filed for probate in New York outlines a net estate exceeding 59 million dollars. Margaret Vanderbilt receives 2 million, while the estate’s trust fund of 5.4 million and an additional 1 million are allotted to the deceased’s elder son William H. Vanderbilt, with Oakland Farms at Portsmouth reserved for his majority.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
America
Cornelious Vanderbilt
Margaret Vanderbilt
London
William H. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farms
Portsmouth
Fall of Slate at Fairmont Claims Several Lives
May 23 report from Jamieson Tlu e tear details a slate fall killing two men named John Lucas and Frank Holukpi. Two others including John Papp and John Honika suffered internal and serious injuries with two more lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Jamieson Tlue
John Fucas
Roumanian
Frank Holukpi
John Papp
John Honika
Fire Department Parade Through City Streets Saturday
The entire city fire department including central and East End crews led by Chief Hudson and the city council fire committee paraded the principal streets Saturday afternoon. The parade featured Gregory's Band and drew a notable crowd.
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East End
Hudson
Gregory
Wilson Hints at Prolonged Talks With Germany
Washington May 29. President Wilson is expected to demand that Germany suspend submarine warfare against American ships if a long diplomatic negotiation is pursued. Officials note Berlin's note delivery and the Lusitania disaster keep tensions high as Washington seeks an early disavowal of any plan to threaten American lives.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Berlin
Sunk Ethiope Steamer After German Submarine Torpedo
The Ethiope bound from Hull to Liverpool was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. The chief officer and sixteen crewmen were rescued, with the remainder believed to be aboard lifeboats. The vessel was to have sailed for East African ports from Liverpool.
Hamilton Campaign Here Is Now Closed
The Hamilton religious campaign that began April 11 closed Friday night as evangelist Hamilton and his party left for home to spend the summer. One hundred and seven decisions were made, bringing the total to 2,766. Clarksboro crowds attended the two night farewell, with pastors thanked, officers praised, and merchants and clubs commended for their support and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tabernacle
Fee Hamilton
Clarksboro
Msnk
Clarksburg
Orders Given in Pending Civil Actions in Circuit Court
Trial of Okey 5 versus Jamieson and Frank Kellen et al will be decided in the circuit court Monday morning. Orders entered Saturday dismissals settled include RL Osborn Will Cutlip and Ellen Muusie against the city. Mathias T. Williams against We S arr et al Snal decree. S Felix Sutton against Msunie Ro Lowe et al answers filed. Robert R. Barnett against the Eu reka Loan and Building Association in Stout et al final decree. A title was awarded against C G Morgan for failure to attend a witness.
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Okey
Jamieson
Frank Kellen
RL. Osborn
Will Cutlip
Ellen Muusie
Mathias T. Williams
S Felix
Sutton
Msunie
RoLowe
Robert R. Barnett
Eureka Loan and Building Association
Stout
Special sermons announced for tomorrow at local churches
At least two sermons are scheduled. Rev We. AL Long will preach to the Grand Army of the Republic at Central Christian Church at 9 o clock tomorrow morning. Rev. Drew C. Taylor will deliver a baccalaureate sermon before the high school graduating class at 10 45 o'clock in the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Long
Grand Army of the Republic
Central Christian Core
Drew. C. Taylor
First ‘Baptist Church
Harvest Workers Sought for Oklahoma Grain Fields
Postmaster J Carl Vance receipt bulletin from the Bureau of Immigration in Washington states sixteen to eighteen thousand harvest workers are needed in Oklahoma grain fields. Workers are paid 32 10 to 37 00 per month with English speakers preferred. applicants must pay their own travel fare. Apply to W G Ashton, Commissioner of Labor, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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J. Carl Vance Ia
Bureau of Immigration
Washington
Okla
Jane S
Inares
W- G_ fashton
Oklahoma City- Okla
Melotz to Preach Special Services at Rural Church
Special services will be held at the rural Christian church each night next week except Saturday night. H F P Cutz of Washington DA evangelist, who did effective work here a few weeks earlier when the counter ended, will do the preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FP. Cutz
Washington
Local zisss-work er dies after illness
George L. Williams Jr. aged 39 years a well known local worker at West Fork glass plant southeast of the city died after an illness of Tung. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs George Williams Sr a brother Harry Williams and three sisters Miss May Williams Mrs E Gibson and Mrs George Cowrides all of this city. Fire services will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Williams home with Rev Wose Taylor of the First Baptist church to conduct the services. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
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George L. Williams, Jr
Zisss
West Fork Glass
Brownsstreet
Kelley Hal
Tung
George Wiliams
Harry Walliams
May Williams
E. Gibson
George Cowrides
Williams
Wose’ Taylor
First Baptist Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Ship afire off San Francisco in heavy gale
The freighter Mackinaw drifted all night in a fierce storm from Point Reyes. Two boats rescued by the pilot tender California and a third boat missing. Reports say another vessel offshore sighted the wreck and noted it afloat, Mackinaw drifting about fifty miles south of Point Heyet.
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Point Montara
San Francisco
Mackinaw
Point Reyes
California
Maroanas
Calamaths
Messel
Mackinnow
Point Heyet
FIGHTERS FINED FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Nick Hopsognator and John Likox were fined $2 and costs by Mayor Gordon after a police court session Saturday morning. Disorderly conduct and a tree-fighting incident on Fourth Street near Tradere Friday night led to arrests. Lee Dodd of Glen ETc No 2 was jailed and awaiting hearing in Magistrate Ro Edward igian's court on a separate assault charge against neighbor Mrs. Louisa Barrett.
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Nick Hopsognator
John Likox
E— He Gordon
Ili
Likos
Fourth Street
Tradere
Lee Dodd
Glen Etc No. 2
Paty
Robert al Noon
Edwardigian
Louisa Barrett
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Armenia
Talian
Aco
Chautaequa Man
Seeee
Mama
Eugenia Kelly
al Davis
Bonnie Glass
Eugenis Kelly
Broadway
Kelly
Eugenia
Ally
Feaf
Glass
Davis
Ser ‘Hin
Foreign Office
Baptist Invitation
Ambassador
Fire Department
Suxe
Oklahoma
Melotz
GeorgeL_ Williams, Jr
Brown,Sineet, & Kelley, Hi
GS. Gordon
Seaston
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