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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

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US Demands Germany Reconsider Sinking Case Note

Washington June 24 The United States released the text of a note to Germany denying Germany’s right to destroy contraband carrying ships and rejecting prize court procedures. The note, signed by Secretary Lansing, asserts Germany must indemnify for the William P Frye sinking and emphasizes direct diplomatic settlement over submarine warfare.

Washington, D.C State Department United States Germany William P. Frye Vommeres Pring Ettel Friedrich Frye Occu Lansing

Fair Weather For Independence Day Forecasted Nationwide

The Weather Bureau predicted fair weather for the Fourth of July across most regions on Monday June 29 193? except Oregon where night showers are likely as a nationwide Independence Day forecast was issued from Washington DC.

Washington, D. C Ie Weather Bureau Oregon

War Crisis for Jews Warned by Rabbi in Michigan

CHARLEVOIX June 29 Rabbi Moses Gries of Cleves, president of the central conference of American Rabbis, warned the great European war imperils half the world s Jews. Speaking at the 28th convention here, he said eastern European Jews face persecution and oppression as the conflict rages.

Charlevoix Mich Europe Moses Gries of Cleves Central Conference of American Rabbis Rabbi Gries

Thaw Is Not Paranoid Sayed By Expert On Stand

Dr Charles Bancroft head of the New Hampshire State Hospital for the Insane and Federal Commission member testified in Thaw proceedings that Thaw was sane and had always been sane He said the killing of Stanford White was a passionate impulse not a paranoid act and stemmed from jealousy and anger with Thaw later expressing remorse not typical of paranoia

Asunenge York Charles Bancroft New Hampshire State’ Hospital Federal Commission Harry Thaw New Hampshire Thaw Bancroft Stanford White White Becker

Russia Playing War Game of Advance Then Retreat

The Associated Press reports from June 29 that after six weeks of offensives in Galicia, Gen. Ivanov says the southern army remains ready to press on. The Russians see advantage in constant advance and retreat to wear down Austro German forces, preferring strategic flexibility over early breakthroughs.

Russia Associated Press II Ime Delther Ivanov Wiew Lemberg

Italy to Reinforce Dardanelles as War News Reports

Rome reports confirm Giornale D Italia claim that English base for Dardanelles actions moves from Egypt to an Italian port. The Duke of the Abruzzi would command Italian fleet assisting Anglo French forces. Italy to release British ships for other duties amid Turkey potential war. Berlin cites jubilant Italian press on Italy’s participation.

D'Abruzzi Rome Giornale D’ Italia Dardanelles Egypt Berlin Overseas Italy Duke of the Abruzzi Turkey Orient

Death of Mrs Marga ret Jane Summers Haun at 85 in Catawba

Following a fall four weeks prior and a period of declining health, 85 year old Mrs. Margaret Jane Summers Haun died at her Catawba home. Born in Catawba in 1830, she married M P Haun in 1848 and lived most of her life there. Survived by eleven children, two sisters and two brothers, she was a longtime member of the M P church. Funeral at home Wednesday at ten, burial in Catawba cemetery, Rev. Roark to officiate.

Margaret Jane Summers Haun Catawba Haun Ellaha Summers Monongalli County M. P. Haun Waltman Elizabeth Meander Chas, E George Tt. Harris Catawh Samantha Swisher W. P. Martis Murray Gen. Swisher Mel Matone

Big Fire Claims Its Fourth Victim at Aetna Plant

Pittsburgh, Pa June 23 Aetna Chemical plant fire death toll rose to four with the death of Timothy Mahones 26. He was badly burned and authorities say the other victims will recover. The fire occurred during government directed experiments in a new process for producing Ragline.

Pittsburgr Aetna Chemical Company Timothy Mahones

Zapata Ready to Leave Capital

A report from Galveston June 29 says Zapata government archives moved from Mexico City to Cuernavaca and troops prepared for transport from the capital. Americans delivered the news to General Gonzales, with diplomats arranging private property protection during evacuation. General Gonzales’ forces fought Zapata troops on the capital’s suburbs.

EL Paso Texas United States Mexico Villa Juarez Banda Ornelas

Cabell County Probes Divorce Under Quiet Inquiry

Grand jury in Huntington, West Virginia will continue a quiet probe into divorce filings amid claims of fraud, collusion and conspiracy. Commissioner Jean F. Smith and Judge Graham say bigamy has appeared in at least one case. The officials note most divorces involve renters rather than homeowners and stress social responsibility in marital life.

Huntington W. Va Jean F. Smith Cabell County Graham Smith Hell

Russian Center Reforming in Galicia Behind Kniaister Drive

London critics say Galicia retreat stems from the Lemberg engagement where Russian positions failed, strengthening Austro German lines and solidifying Teuton gains in the Galician capital. Western front fighting remains dull, bar an almost continuous bombardment near Arras. Italian advances slow with Austrian redeployment likely. Trieste to Vienna remains defended. Anglo French shelling of Turkish right wing on Gallipoli yields no result per Turkish reports. No word on full operations closure.

Luby Amodatnd Press London Galicia Knial Lipa von J Insingen Kniester Lemberg Teutons Arras

Plan To Organize Ravenswood Bank

On June 24 Ezekiel to succeed M J Hannell Alpheus H Evans named postmaster at Folsom Wetzel county W Va to succeed David C Bennet Comptroller of the currency grants permission to W M Arnold E Mason J J Wetzel M A Ellis J T Watts and A B Allen to organize the First National Bank of Ravenswood W Va with a capital of 35000.

Ezekiel M. J. Hannell Alpheus H. Evans Folsom Wetzel County W. Va David C. Bennet W. M. Arnold E. Mason J. J. Wetzel M.A. Ellis J.T. Watts A.B. Allen First National Bank of Ravenswood

Too Many Harvest Hands In the West

Hutchinson Kansas June 29 A Hutchinson commercial club complaint to the federal department of labor claims that labor agents distributing harvesters are flooding the Kansas wheat belt with workers. With harvest just opening an estimated 2000 laborers are in the county most without means.

Hutchinson Kansas Federal Department of Isbor Hutchinson Commercial Club

Weather Forecast for West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania

Probable showers tonight and Wednesday. Strong winds possible across the region. Temperatures remain mild with chances of brief heavy rainfall in areas. Monitor local updates for changes in forecast and potential travel impacts.

Virginia Pennsylvania

Tragic Metz Train Car Crash Claims Child Life

A Bedford area accident at Haffer's crossing near Mannington when B and O train No 16 struck an automobile driven by E C Toothman of Metz. Eight year old Kinsey Lee Toothman died. inured were Irene Toothman, Alvis Toothman, Auda Ash, and E C Toothman. The car occupants were thrown clear. the driver and his brother sustained critical injuries, Miss Ash hurt but not life threatening. The event shocked Metz and surrounding areas as details emerged from Miners Hospital.

E. C. Thothman Metz Haffer's Crossing Mannington Kinsey Lee Toothman E. G Toothman Irene C. Toothman Thougne Alvis Toothman Belmont Ohio Auda Ash Glover's Gap E. C. Toothman Mr. Toothman Vis Toothman Lee Toothman Glover’s Gap Haffer’s Ing Toothman Miners’ Hospital B.C. Toothman Miss Ash B. C. Toothman E. T. Anh Indy

NOW YORK union seeks better conditions amid labor growth

Disjointed AP dispatch notes Jose Bougs, president of the Union, forming with the Confederation of Labor to press for improved rights. It mentions eight locals in major cities and a push to unite 7,000,400 workers under the new banner. several names and ages appear in fragmented text.

Asociated Press York Jose Bougs the Union Leazne Call Dhe United States Ated Confederation of Labor

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