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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1915

Page

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Forces of Russia Again Pitted Against Teutons

Washington June 12 official note delivery to Berlin reiterates submarine warfare must follow international law. Gentler mood in capitals as Wilson plans a Newport vacation and Berlin awaits response. Bryan says note was softened after his resignation and refuses disclosure while Lansing declines to discuss changes.

Washington Gerard Berlin Wilson Bis Cornish- N Merer Gerbantz Bernstein Iscned Brian Germany Bryan Tts United States Lusitania Lansing Mir Bryan Eithdra Brren

Artillery Duel Damages Breslau Near Bosphorus

A Russian official report says the Turkish cruiser Madulla, formerly the Breslau, was damaged in an artillery duel with two Russian torpedo boat destroyers near the Bosphorus. Several shots hit the cruiser, an explosion was heard, fire seen at the bow, and casualties reported among the attacking destroyer crew.

Petrograd London Madulla Breslau Bosphorus Harpes Eresju

Italians Score Another Success On The Isonzo

The Italians have scored another success on the Isonzo by capturing Gradisca and are carrying out a strong offensive along the river toward Tolmino. Allied actions across Galicia and the Dniester show heavy fighting with Austro-German forces and Russian troops contesting the front as Germans claim breaches and prisoners. The report notes ongoing naval losses, including forty-four vessels sunk by German submarines, with several neutrals among them.

Isonzo Gradisca Horodenka Zarawwana Lemberg Zarawna Przemysl Wiarsaw Champagne Woorre Itajans Gradisez Podl Tolmino Gallipoli

Missing banker in Scranton bank closure timeline

Scranton, June 12. Astor news for Adolph Blau, private banker whose bank was closed yesterday, issued a statement that deposits total 490000 while assets including Blau's real estate equity run about 175000. Only assets found were a few hundred dollars in cash and about 10000 in merchandise paper. Twenty tidings list Blau's whereabouts.

Scranton Astor Adolph Blau

Contempt charge filed against Denver Juvenile Court judge

In Denver on June 1 Jusse Ben B Lindser of the Juvenile court faced contempt of court charges in district court filed by district attorney John Bush Judge John Percy ordered Lindser to appear in June The action stems from Lindser’s refusal to reveal on the witness stand last week what twelve year old Wright son of Bertha Wright testified about the shooting of Mrs Wrights husband The prosecution claims Lindser possesses information contradicting the boy’s testimony

Nenocates Peres Denver Colo Ben B. Lindser District Court John Bush John Percy Lindsey Indes Lindsey Wright Sirs Bertha Wright

Germany’s Shift in Attitude Toward Neutral Shipping

Discussion of Germany's new stance on naval conduct during wartime, detailing changes in search and seizure rules for neutral ships, the treatment of passengers and crew, and the credited humane aims while restricting neutral shipping.

Largest U S military academy class graduates at West Point

The United States Military Academy at Trophy Point saw its largest class graduate with 164 cadets receiving diplomas. Colonel Clarence P. Townsley, superintendent, handed out the sheepskins as Secretary of the Army Lindley A. Garrison delivered a brief graduation address that referenced no international affairs. The five honor men were William E. Covell, Edwin R. Orr, Joseph B. Arthur, Ernest F. Bier, and John F. Bragdon.

West Point N.Y Wiliam E. R_ Covell Washngton Edwin R

American Note Pleases Berlin Report Says Note Opens Door to Talks

London June 1 The American note published in Berlin papers appears to favor a conciliatory tone. Observers say it may signal willingness to negotiate with Germany and reach a settlement. German officials and papers note the envoy Meyer has reported, while sentiment shifts toward compromise and possible talks with Chancellor and military leaders.

Amr von Bethmann-Holiness Herr von Jagow Anton’ Meyer Gerhardt Count. von Bernstoril Westmerton Lokal “Anzesier fVr Ossische Zeituns Imerican Ead Gerout Sd ‘Mit

Dupont Buys Equitable Life Majority Stock

Announcement from New York states General Coleman Dupont, principal owner of the Equitable Building, has purchased the majority of Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States stock from the executors of the late J Pierpont Morgan. The trust remains undisturbed and policyholders hold substantial board influence.

Equitable Life Insurance Society of United States Tay AL Day Pont Equitable Life Insurance

Two Cities Taken in Frontline Skirmish Report

From AROGATER PRESS in NESE Serbia via London dated June 22 a terse front line update cites Austrian air activity and advancing aircraft. No further specifics or outcomes are provided in the readable text.

Arogater Press Nese Serbia Vis London Thres Spss

Carranza Seeks Recognition For Constitutionalists Claims Control of Most Mexico

President Wilson faces a reply to his Mexico policy as Carranza issues a proclamation declaring the Constitutionalists validly sovereign and entitled to recognition. He cites seven eighths of Mexico under their authority, outlines historical grievances, and calls for cooperation or peace talks between leaders Villa and Carranza.

Wita Ausvwer- Generalonia Washington Carranz Suli iVera Cruz Maderones Persiris Diaz Ciudad Juarez Maderro Orozco Reyes Felis Dina Reenie Zayan General Huerta Expkins Eld Henry Lane Wilson Ermer Amerian Amascador Mmico Mexico Villa Mithough Mexico City Tentacer Bing Sittes Republic Vera Cruz Gulf Pacific Ocean Guaymas Cinad Juarez Tris

New High Price Seen in War Stocks as Market Rises

New York June 12 The stock market showed breadth with gains led by war related issues and refined metal producers. Bethlem Steel and United States Steel showed mixed results while Federal Mining and Smelting and Guggenheim group issues rose on copper and lead price strength. Americans Can and Central Leather advanced two to three points as overall activity intensified near close.

New York Guggenheim Group Beth— Jechem Steel Smart Vances United States Steel Alsc Americans Can Central Leather

Autograph theft hits historic church plate and Bible relics

Stolen items from Christ Church Alexandria include a silver George Washington autographs plate once used at Mount Vernon and a Civil War era copy. A Bible from the Masonic lodge altar linked to Washington also disappeared, with two tourists suspected. Police investigate the thefts of these family and fraternal artifacts tied to the nation’s first president.

Alexandria Jane George Washington Christ Church Mount ‘Vernon Washington

German empire official sails home amid Lusitania dispute

June 12 report from New York says Dr Lern Demberg former colonel secret ary of the German empire sailed for home on the Norwegian steamer James For America as unofficial representative. He said his attitude on the Lusitania matter had been misunderstood and voiced independent sentiment.

Masocates Rene New Tore Lernhard Demberg German Empire

Russian minister holds talks with Bulgarian premier in London

A Reuters dispatch from London reports the Russian foreign minister met Bulgarian premier M. Radosossos to discuss the Entente proposals from ten days earlier. The discussion covered diplomatic explanations and potential responses amid ongoing war-time negotiations.

London Softs Bae Rodosizzoss

War controversy fills June London dispatches

London dispatches report strong Austrian press reaction to American munitions shipments to the Entente powers. The Neue Freie Presse criticizes U S support as provoking Germany and the war. The Austrian commentary questions sanctioned war aims and echoes ministerial rhetoric.

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