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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
7
German submarines torpedoed a Danish steamer without warning as heavy fighting raged along the Galician front. Reports say the Austro German campaign nears deliverance with Przemysl evacuated and German forces advancing toward Lemberg, while General Mackenasen’s troops are now safe.
Reporting from London and Vienna describes rapid Russian advances cutting German contact at Memel and isolating Libau while Austro German forces push near Przemysl and Lemberg. Italian preliminary movements along the frontier continue as Latins bombard fortifications without effect.
Historical military analysis describes the Austrians and Germans battling near the Praemysl fortress, with Russian forces pressuring from Siemawa. The fortress suffered heavy damage as Austrians blew forts during evacuation, making defense untenable. Germans withdrew to avoid encirclement while Russians destroyed remaining works before occupation.
King Victor honors the Alpine leader as Artemian forces seize a fortified defile at Val Tater near Val Bagho after a drawn out engagement. The retreat and resistance disrupt enemy lines as forces regroup and the central command reports a victory rally.
A garbled report describes Berlin decorating a major general amid a sequence of confused names and places. The piece hints at a military ceremony and mentions figures such as Lexier and Te Mer, with scattered references to structures, regions, and dates.
Washington June 4 President Wilson's second note to Germany was approved in principle and will be sent to Berlin. It denies the claim that the Lusitania carried explosives and states the government sees no ground for contention. Officials report cabinet unity on not accepting a responsive German reply and continuing diplomatic exchange.
General Moritz von Auffenburg, former Austro-Hungarian war minister, is arrested in New York amid claims he carried official German and Austrian documents. He faced questioning on possible collaboration with the Allies and potential travel privileges used to pass through ships.
Germany agrees to indemnity for damage caused by a German submarine to the American steamer Galflight off the Selly le Tanda. The note says the vessel was torpedoed while escorted by British protectors and not sighted American occupants, with the German government awaiting formal submission of the claim by the owners.
Court rules that Keystone Water Company was not organized in violation of charter provisions and retains jurisdiction to address related issues. Judge determines the company may be restrained from continuing certain printer operations while broader remedies are considered.
A disjointed dispatch reports Russia admitting evacuation of foreigners from Peremyal amid battles on the Przemyśl front. It claims American and British forces retreated after heavy artillery, while others report Mexico City and Vera Cruz actions against foreigners. The piece mentions Wilson administration warnings and food distribution efforts amid broader wartime tensions.
Fragmented text reports Gottlieb von Jagows remarks to the Associated Press on May 10 addressing the Jayakanta case and the need to build a factual basis for talks with Americans. The piece discusses submarine warfare, mediation options, and tensions with Britain and Portugal amid World War II diplomacy.
Passengers arriving from the theater district report starving crowds raiding bakeries groceries and butcher shops amid exorbitant prices and violence in Laredo. Five rioters killed and others wounded during clashes with authorities as troops moved to restore order. Reports describe widespread panic, evacuations, and police measures as both locals and foreigners participated in the unrest.
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