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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1915

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French Take A Vosges Town In Red Banner Day

Italian reports claim French forces seized a Vosges town while British troops captured Hill 60 near Ypres and Austrians suffered heavy loss in the Mezo-Laborez heights. Paris notes German plan shift from front to defense as Verdun guns move toward Poland. London reports fierce fighting from Belgium to the Vosges with gains by the Allies and stubborn German counterattacks.

Vosges Germany Vienna von Hindenburg Verdun Meuss France Poland Cracow Paris Ezelbruck Zillebeke Belgium London Vosges Mountains Baris Fecht Ezelbrucke Les Epargea Montmare Woods Tlegnieville

Eitel's Men Reach Denmark On False Passport Charge

The Danish American liner Sefig Olaf carried crew from the Prinz Eitel Friedrich with forged Swedish passports, claimed to carry secret reports from the ship's commander. The Prinz Eitel Friedrich lies interned at Norfolk navy yard after being seized at Newport News on April 9, with orders restricting the captain and crew from leaving.

Washington Post Copenhagen New York Germany Prinz Eitel Friedrichs Prinz Eitel Fredriech Norfolk Navy Yard Newport News Norfolk

Road to buy more equipment inquires for cars and locomotives

Pittsburgh dispatch notes Pennsylvania Railway order reports inquiries from the company operating west of Pittsburgh. The inquiry seeks costs for 6500 freight cars 50 locomotives and 35 all steel passenger cars. The total inquiry adds to a broader tally across the system.

Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Sylvania Company

Poison Needle Attack in New York Street

A 19 year old woman on Henry Street reports a man tried to speak to her then pricked her arm with a needle. Seven punctures punctured flesh before she collapsed at a nearby drug store. Doctor Nellis called, noting poisoned needle qualities. Woman did not recognize her assailant, described as foreign, with small black mustache, about five feet tall. Police sent general alert based on description.

Speclal Washington Post New York Misa Lillian Cohen Henry Street Col. Roosevelt Barnes Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall William S. Andrews William M. Ivins

Wilson Urges D A R Congress Calm Mettle In World Crisis

The opening session of the twenty fourth Continental Congress of the D A R featured President Wilson urging self possession calmness and judicial temper as essential to national strength amid the European crisis. Ambassador Jusserand praised American neutrality and generosity while speaking on Franco American gratitude for U S conduct.

United States Wilson Twenty-Fourth Continental Congress Daughters of the American Revolution Congress Ono Jusserand France America

U.S. Coast Patrol Plan Linked to Navy Life-Saving Stations

The article outlines a nationwide wartime patrol system placing life-saving crews along all coasts under the navy and coast guard, with a wireless and telephone network to report sightings instantly. It notes 285 life-saving stations and connections to Arlington naval radio, detailing planners Capt Bullard and Capt Bertholf, and promises continued coverage on future pages.

Coast Guard United States Military Service Naval Station Arlington William H. G. Bullard Naval Radio Service Comdr Ellsworth P. Bertholf Coast Guard Service Atlantic Gulf Pacific

French Capture Vosgea Town

A brief item reports the capture of Vosgea Town by French forces as part of ongoing military operations, with no further context or casualty details provided in readable text.

Gary Sees Trade Gain Tells Of Dividend Action

Judge Elbert J. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told Ho boken stockholders that US Steel is on the path to prosperity. He noted directors opposed dividend in January, preferring wage preservation, and said earnings for early 1915 will be small with prospects improving in Q2. Directors were reduced from 2 to 1.5 members to avoid interlocking boards.

Col. Roosevelt Col Roosevelt United States Barnes Constantinople Enver Fasha Turkey Enver Pasha Great Britain France Aussia Germany Austria-Hungary Huerta Salvador Mercado Marcelo Caraveo Villa Celaya Sonora Chihuahua Villatowna San Diego Calayria Arteur Poillon First Cavalry United States Army Pollen Wll Washington Hague U. S New York Elbert J. Gary United States Steel Corporation Hobocken Gary

Cotton In Prize Court Details From Baltic to Kirkwall

London reports that the Norwegian steamer Maud arriving at Fleetwood on April 16 will have uncertified cargo of cotton and lard placed in the prize court after departure from Galveston and Norfolk. The Danish steamer Hammershus, sailing from Galveston to Christiania with cotton, also faces prize court action at Glasgow for lack of proper pre March 1 certificate. Special concessions granted under the order of council are noted.

London Maud Galveston Norfolk Gothenburg Kirkwall Fleetwood Hammershus Newport News Nristiania Glasgow Ecounch

US Warns China to Keep Treaties in Japan China Talks

London dispatch says US note asserts rights in China under treaties and insists no retreat from them. Chinese see moral effect on Peking Tokyo talks. Bishop Bashford arrives in San Francisco condemning foreign interference while praising China’s peaceful state and China’s republic prospects. Dr Mathews urges better US Japan understanding and peace. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.

London Peking San Francisco J. W. Baakford China Methodist Episcopal Church Chiyo Shanghai Bashford Japan Hina Bishop Bashford Miastonanes Wilson Republic New York Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Shatler Mathews University of Chicago Sidney EL. Gulteck United States Count Okuma Council Japan Society New York Peace Society Church Peace Union

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