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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1915

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Armenian Liner Armenia Sinks After Torpedo Attack

Reports from Bristol say the freight liner Armenia, flying the British flag and carrying mules, was torpedoed off Cornwall by U 38. About 29 aboard, including 20 Americans, are missing or dead. questions arise about whether the vessel was armed, searched, and transferred before sinking amid U.S. Germany tensions and pending negotiations.

Dominion Ar- Menten Newport News Engiend Cornwall Engnd Btate Artment Conwal Pon Armstrong, Jr Bristol Page Or Prea Armenia United States Germany London Lansing Gerard Armenien

Canadian Premier Sails for England

Special to The Washington Post reports Sir Robert L. Borden premier of Canada travels aboard the White Star steamship Adriatic bound for Liverpool to consult with the British cabinet on the Alsace and war material. The ship carries 18 000 tons cargo and 420 passengers including five Americans. 120 vehicles like trucks and tractor engines are lashed to deck. Also aboard are Sir Cecil Spring-Rice British ambassador to Washington Capt Conway Jenkins and Dr Charles Sarolten Belgian consul to Edinburgh who has delivered lectures on Belgium.

Washington Post New York Adriatic White Star Line Liverpool Robert L. Borden Conrads Cecil Spring- Rice Washington Robert Conway Jenkins Royal British Aviation Corps J P Morgan & Co Charles Sarolten Edinburgh Belgium

French Guns Hurl Cyclone of Shells at Front

Officers describe the heavy artillery bombardment as a lifting of the hellish lid with a rain of steel and flame. Projectiles burst at two per second, throwing human fragments and earth into the air as Teuton mortars reply in massive salvos.

Teuton

Thief Drugged Wife and Necklace Theft at Long Island Cottage

A Washington Post dispatch from Southampton details how ex Senator Aldrich’s wife was drugged during a theft of her $100,000 pearl necklace. The crime occurred while three dogs prowled the grounds and eight servants slept, with the thief exploiting Mrs Aldrich’s illness the next day to conceal the loss.

Long Island Villa Necklace Washington Post Southampton Sherwood Aldrich Rich Mra Aldrich Marquise Tring Mrs Aldrich

Allies Claim Gains at Dardanelles Amid Turmoil

London reports two Turkish trench lines captured east of Saghir Dere and five lines west of it, with 6,000 Turkish dead cited by Athens. Hamilton aimed to push leftward to form a new east facing line on the ground gained, while Turks dispute the gains and claim counterattacks. The day also sees Austro German advances in Galicia and Polish frontier actions around Lemberg.

Arras Ypres Uela Trommeliten Teuton Galicia London Dardenelles Saghir Dere Athens Hamilton Sir Ian Hamilton Krithia Amsterdam Constantinople Gallipoli Lemberg Zawlchost Tomassow Warsaw

Sayville Wireless Taken Under U S Control Probe of Neutrality

United States considers seizing the Sayville wireless plant on Long Island to block German communications. Sayville and Tuckerton stations privately owned. government operations would continue as naval and commerce officials weigh license and control issues amid alleged neutrality violations and coded plain messages. Berlin reports rain improves German crops, aiding harvest prospects.

United States Sayville Long Island Germany Tuckerton N. J Navy Department Department of Commerce Redfield Daniels Lansing Wilson Department of Justice Congress German Asbme Navy and Commerce Departments Lansing Haa State Department Berlin

Tortured, She Says, All Day by Police Tortured

Grace Morton repudiates an alleged confession of trying to die by self harm after tying her hands and setting her hat aflame. She alleges third degree police torture from 11 PM Monday until 6 PM Tuesday, five officers forcing an ammonia sponge to her nose and promising relief if she confessed. Police deny the accusation. hospital staff refuse to discuss the incident.

Washington Post Milwaukee Grace Morton

Turks Brace Dardanelles Defenses Under German Guidance

Constantinople wire reports that Turkish fortifications along the Dardanelles are extensive and well organized with German officers aiding, making a speedy Allied breakthrough unlikely. The forts stand 30 feet above foundations with 60 feet revetted earth, dozens of artillery pieces, and brave, well trained troops. The Turks reportedly outnumber Allied forces in Gallipoli two to one with advantageous positions. Passenger train and excursion details appear at the end of the item.

London Dardanelles Constantinople Daily Telegraph Gallipoli

Germans Claim Near Victory At Sea Through Submarines

Berlin reports Overseas News Agency dispatch citing Aftonbladet that British first line ships have fallen from about six to forty due to German submarine torpedoing while German ships suffered no loss. Article argues continued U boat tactics could bring Germans to a near see battle victory against Britain.

Berlin Sayville Today Stockholm Aftonbladet Germany

Rioting mobs loot Mexico City amid unrest

Dispatches from Vera Cruz describe desperate conditions in Mexico City with unchecked mobs rioting and looting, stores stripped as garrison withdraws to join Zapata army opposing Carranza forces under Gen Pablo Gonzales. Reinforcements expected from Vera Cruz before renewed assault.

State Department Vera Cruz Mexico City United States Zapata Carranza Pablo Gonzales Gonzales Wilson Cornish Lansing Almherst Masa

Court Holds Forney Schneider Tells Of Attack

In Pittsburgh an attorney from Washington DC and a waiter were held for court on conspiracy and felonious assault charges tied to an alleged murder attempt on T F Schneider, Forney’s father in law. Schneider testified he was struck three times in his hotel room as two men fled.

Washington Eee Schnider Pittsburgh Thomas G Forney George McHenry J J Bweeney T F Schneider Forne Schneider Anderson McHenry Forney George S Wilson Witliam John A. Bowers Ingram Street Headquarts Ters Young Bowers

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