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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1915

Page

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Teutons Besiege Lemberg in Galicia Crisis Deepens

Teutonic forces claim Grodek and Komarnow have fallen near Lemberg as Austro German troops advance toward Lemberg. Russian resistance expected to be stubborn near the capital, while British and French renew assaults in Arras and Hooge amid ongoing submarine warfare and Berlin editorials.

LassociaTe Dreese London Grodek Komarnow Lemberz Galicia Berlin Vienna Ssouth Warlerin Petrograd Zaid Lembere Arras Hooge

Recruiting Probe in San Francisco Ties to Germany

Investigators in San Francisco probe alleged DOJ recruitment of Californians to aid Allied European efforts. Franz Boop, German consul general, denied supplying information. Some investigators report possible double enlistment in the scheme.

Wey San Francisco Department of Justice California Eta

Body of Woman Found in Ravine Near Westport Suburb

The dead body of Miss Laura Schaefner, a deaf milliner, was found in a ravine near Westport suburb. An examination indicated she had been dead for some time. A city resident who notified police was taken into custody on a technical charge.

Baltimore Laura Schaefner Westport

Turks Battle Across Gallipoli Straits In Heavy Fighting

Allied troops hold about ten square miles of southern Gallipoli near Seddul Bahr amid hard Turkish counterattacks. The Turkish commander Weber Pasha expresses confidence as artillery fire and bombs from catapults and aircraft intensify the clash. Correspondent notes Turkish troops in good spirits despite difficult terrain.

Krithia Dardanelles London Seddul Bahr Gallipoli Seddul Babr Associated Press Weber Pasha

Mexican Governor Rules Out Marines Landing

Governor Jose Maytorena said his troops would be used to resist any landing of American Marines. He stated 1,000 troops would protect settlers, crops, and foreign interests as forces move to Yaqui lands. The aim is to deter secessionist action and safeguard railroads and bridges north of Guaymas.

Nogales Sonora Jose Maytorena Yaquiyak Guaymas Maytorena Topari Bay Guaymes Esperanza Eigiers

British and German Seamen Compared in Market Turmoil

The weekend stock action shows Baldwin Locomotive and Distillers as the most prominent trading, with Baldwin at 65 1 2 and Distillers at 23 1 2. War securities rise while usual favorites lag, United States Steel holds steady. total volume 133 5. Gold shipments from Canada add to Ottawa’s growing total, with $4.5 million received since May.

New York Stock Exchange Baldwin Locomotive 2Nd Distillers United States Steel Canada Ottawa Bay Dominion

German Admiralty Claims Neutral Flags Case Dominates Talks

Berlin reports in June declare the U-29 submarine rammed and sunk by a British tank steamer after being ordered to stop. The incident raises questions on naval rules and the nationality of ships in the war zone, potentially affecting German American negotiations and public opinion. Captain Weddigen is extolled as a national hero, while Germans insist on maintaining submarine methods and British adherence to established instructions.

Archy Berlin London Germany England Eee United States Smmopeemene Weddigen von Hindenburg Great Britain

Sam Gompers Gets Warlike for the Honor War Should Come

The text portrays Samuel Gompers urging wartime resolve and national unity, arguing Americans must stay true to themselves should conflict arise and urging readiness and patriotic support.

Sam Gompers

Gompers Endorses Peace Yet Fears War Impact

Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor issued a public letter to Ernest Bohm of the Central Federated Union of New York. He states he has always supported peace but believes some things are more abhorrent than war, including threats to birthright freedom justice safety and character. The message reflects caution about militaristic actions and emphasizes defending fundamental human rights. The note arrives amid international tensions and a nearby American note from Berlin via London on January 13.

Samuel Gomp American Federation of Labor Theetter Ernest Bohm Central Federated Union of New York Gompers Mr.Gompers Ordelstros Berlin London

Bryan Attacks Roosevelt Taft At Labor Peace Meeting

William Jennings Bryan spoke at Carnegie Hall in New York on June 1 denouncing Roosevelt and Taft as sponsors of an organization that would use force in international affairs. He urged peace efforts to support the president’s push for amicable settlements amid wartime tensions and praised the labor movement as honorable in advocating peace.

New York William Jennings Bryan Carnegie Hall Roosevelt Taft Bryan

Navy inquiry hears first midshipman witness in cribbing probe

At Annapolis on June 19 the court of inquiry into the naval academy cribbing scandal heard midshipman A. C. Rogers testify as the first defendant to take the stand. Rogers described irregular routines and noted copies of advance information about the Spanish examination being circulated among classmen.

Rogers

Obregon rises as factor in Mexican politics

Washington reports show Venustiano Carranza facing cabinet resignations urged by Obregon who demands retention of four ministers and their dismissals of opponents. The dispute signals Obregon’s growing political prestige within the Constitutionalists as Carranza shifts headquarters to Vera Cruz and awaits further developments amid tensions with Villa ally Maytorena and U. S. Marines.

Washington Venustiano Carranza Alvaredo Obregon Carrara Obre ‘Ron Jose Startorena Villa One Foras Iito Iresene Asmauch Maytorena Rmetssary Maytorens Saelves Vera Cruz Carranza Cabi Colleaen Jong Stancie Louis Cabera Rafael Zaberan Escudexo Verdugo Jesus. Orta San Juz de Alos Bere Tia Varas Candidot Agallar

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