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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
8
German guns probed the line facing the French and Austrians near Jamiano and Gorizia while battles with Italians continued nearby. British aviators claimed eighteen German planes down Tuesday, with five British machines lost. Austrians reportedly remain the aggressors from Gorizia to the sea, though Rome says attacks south of Jamiano were repulsed.
Reports from London quote a source stating the Turks reversed an earlier decision to evacuate Jerusalem and will now defend the city. The shift comes after alleged German prompting. evacuation was previously considered if the threat to the city grew severe.
Mrs. Jennie Peck, under indictment for assaulting Miss Mamie Welsh, the city school teacher, must appear before 20 teachers and 900 pupils at Locust Street building and apologize. She must then pay $45 costs to Solicitor J. H. Bigelow as part of the settlement.
In the Crow Indian reservation cattle losses from severe weather reach 30 000 head and sheep are nearly wiped out. Ranchers near towns send alfalfa hay from Kansas City by parcel post in a special car at 45 dollars per ton delivered.
The federal trade commission reports efforts to reduce anthracite coal prices are succeeding. Producers with most output are selling at moderate prices and the high premiums charged by several operators in previous weeks are fading from the market.
The Rev. William T. Manning was elected bishop of the diocese of Western New York to succeed the late Bishop Walker at a special session of the Episcopal diocesan council held at Trinity Church Delaware Avenue.
Washington June 6. The senate adjourned until Friday for registration day and to greet visiting veterans. Senator Pankhead, the sole surviving Confederate in the senate, wore a gray uniform and paid tribute to the veterans.
In York on June 6 W R Olp’s car attempted to collide with Fred Pepe’s mule. The mule walked home under its own power while the car’s radiator was crumpled back against the engine.
Washington June 7 The condition of the Prince of Udine head of the Italian mission showed improvement an official bulletin from Dr Floria at the embassy announced.
Washington on June 7 reports bills introduced by Rep. Taylor Colorado to expatriate and permanently bar anyone who leaves the United States to avoid military service. The measures grant thirty days after passage for return and amends, and were sent to the immigration committee which expects favorable action.
Copenhagen dispatch quotes the Odense mate saying a German submarine halted the ship and opened fire after orders to stop. Two crew members were killed in the attack while the vessel was en route to Denmark.
In Lorain Ohio on June 7 about 150 tube mill workers marched to army registration booths singing There ll be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight The scene echoing a Spanish American War song revival reflects local wartime spirit and collective action.
In Cincinnati William H Taft former president and Yale professor attempted a shortcut on Sixth Street. Patrolman Schindler halted him for cutting across and directed him to use the regular crosswalk, citing local pedestrian rules.
Copenhagen reports in a Berlin dispatch that German military authorities have suppressed the anti-Semitic Staatsburger Zeitung and the Radical Weekly World. The June date is noted but not specified.
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