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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
1
London reports ninety bombs dropped by Zeppelins last night hitting suburbs. Four killed, several injured. public buildings spared. Other dispatches note Turkish losses near Gallipoli exceed 40,000 and Italian forces advancing toward Trent and Rovereto amid broader war updates in Europe.
A German note responding to US concerns over the Lusitania is seen as a significant shift in sea law. The Westminster Gazette highlights that prior to the war belligerents must protect passengers and crew, even when sinking to save themselves, with examples like the Linden. The German reply argues danger from suspicious vessels justifies denying safe passage to crew and passengers.
Washington reports outline Red Cross efforts with Miss Mabel Boardman to organize relief for starving Mexicans along the border. Supplies will be shipped to American consuls for local distribution, with test deliveries to Monterey. Governors pledge aid. embargo on arms and food imports from Mexico follows. Carranza authorities claim grain and provisions will reach needy areas as weathered by reports from Vera Cruz and various Mexican states.
In Judge Devore's branch of The Celined court today James Day Breen former Maxwell Street station captain Michael Weishwam and Frederich Rath former deputy wader are accused of forming a burglary syndicate to protect a ring of burglars states attorney Stephen A Mulalo opened the case outlining a conspiracy to perpetuate burglaries and protect criminals through graft.
Pledges of support to President Wilson and prayers for world peace opened the twenty fifth annual reunion of the Confederate Veterans in Richmond Virginia. Thousands marched through the streets to the auditorium where Governor Stewart welcomed them as Star Spangled banners waved and prayers were offered by Chaplain W J Rockman for the nation and all its defenders.
Fragmented lines reference the Twentyeth Ammnion Sons of Contulerate Vetoraia and Owens of Washington. The text depicts a debate over executive power and loyalty, with calls for nationwide unity behind a presidential figure and a portrayal of the country’s youth shaping allegiance.
The Amr team fishing craft Amero shelved today a peckjad with Tadlel taled, crew said at Jute Banda hay southeast of Ensenada, Lower California. Owners of the Hont wal claim the firing began from ambush as the Antarjca dropped anchor and she was out of rate.
An attack aimed at disabling major coastal guns at Fort Worden and Fort Mlagier guarding Puget Sound occurred several days ago. Visitors are now barred from the batteries, with entry restricted to those holding written permits and escorted by guards. Reports say photos of the gun emplacements were seized but the army found no difficulty in the guard patrols.
Mayor Wankenturg of Philadelphia urged a declaration of independence to forge a new nation of nations during a Pan American financial conference. He called for thirteen or more colonies to stand together against domination, amid tepid cheers from delegates.
A damaged OCR passage reports a 20th century case where a student named Tasha sought admission to the University of Minnesota or Mingtesippi and challenged fraternity discrimination as to honor, diploma and distinct inns. The court upheld the law and ruling against the accused, stating the measure was constitutional.
The Supreme Court today ruled on the constitutionality of a New York state bank prohibition. Justice on the bench found the study and property issues unresolved, leading to a decision that remains unclear in the draft.
Washington reports President Wilson and cabinet weighing a second note to Germany on the U boat crisis and a warning to Mexican factions. Officials expect a brief reply asking whether Germany will respect international law, with possible severance of relations if rejected.
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