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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

7

France Faces Sharp Critique Over War Munitions

In Paris the chamber of deputies erupted as M Accambray accused the War Ministry of shellmaking defects and mismanagement. He charged lack of foresight and warned the mobilization was inferior, while Premier Viviani urged unity and action despite protests from the left and right.

Paris Chamber of Deputies M. Accambray Ministry of War Chamber Moc Accambray Pease Accambray MacArcambray Vivianl Avery Cme Republic MO Bedouce Viviani France MacAccambray Berlin

Beaten in Pittsburgh Hotel by Two Men Attacker Identified

Franklin Snyder, former Washington resident and manager for Associated Candy Stores, was attacked in his room at the Colonial Annex Hotel in Pittsburgh after entering early this morning. He was severely wounded about the head with a hammer. Snyder had recently initiated a legal action against two men who allegedly threatened him with bodily harm.

Franklin Snyder Washington Washington Post Pittsburgh Frankin Snyder Associated Candy Stores Company Colonial Annex Hotel Snyder

Britain to Seize All Ships in German Trade Measures

British memorandum released from London outlines policy in sea warfare and neutral trade. It details the relinquishment of prize rights, concessions to American interests, and strict timelines for enemy cargoes. The note defends actions as careful, expediting neutrals while enforcing June 15-16 limits on immunity for enemy origin goods.

Britain London Lord Crewe Foreign Office Edward Grey Washington United States Board of Trade Prise Court United Kingdom His Maron America Berlin Germany High Seas Carl W. Ackerman The Hague Wilson von Tirpitz von Bethmann-Hollweg German Foreign Office Angelger Admiral von Tirpitz

Dernburg Freed After Kirkwall Detention Aboard Bergensfjord

British authorities released the Bergensfjord after detaining her at Kirkwall Orkney Islands overnight on suspicion of contraband involving Dr Bernhard Dernburg a former colonial minister who had been in the United States and Germany. He proceeded to Sweden then Germany aboard the Bergenfjord with no danger to him and did not leave the steamer during cargo inspection.

Wessel London Bernhard Dernburg Germany United States Bergensfjord Kirkwall Orkney Islands Dernburge Sweden Bergenafjord Dernburg Berlin Bereensfjord

Lemberg Now Calais Next Says German Notes

In northern France on June 24 German forces celebrated the capture of Lemberg with revelry. German planes crossed into Allied airspace dropping sarcastic notes including a message saying Lemberg is ours and Calais will follow.

Lemberg Calais Washington Post France Oura

British Command Criticized As War Front Stalemate Rises

London reports blame General French for British headquarter mismanagement and a stagnating British defense while French forces press the German line toward a big offensive. Joffre also complained of conditions at British HQ as women and entertainments fill the siege environment.

friticu—Republic Joffre Calais Northcliffe Sir John French

Note on Frye Sinking Returns From Berlin

The United States replied to Germany over the William P. Frye sinking by the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The note repeats that the act violated international law and the 1828 Prussian American treaty and seeks reparations without prize court steps. Germany agrees to reparations under the treaty but questions the Frye's destruction and refers the case to a prize court.

United States William P. Frye Prinz Eitel Friedrich Berlin Frye Germany

Weather and Tide Summary for Bunbridge District

Daily weather forecast from the U S Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes partly cloudy conditions for the District of Columbia and Maryland with light variable winds, Virginia fair and warmer in the south east, showers in Tennessee and Florida Friday and Saturday, and generally fair elsewhere. Flooding persists on the Missouri near Kansas City. Mississippi at St Louis at flood stage but not expected to rise dangerously. Local river readings and sunshine figures included. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers are very muddy at Harpers Ferry, with overall unsettled conditions regionally.

U. B. Dept. of Agrienburg Washington Bureday District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Mississippi Mississippi Valley Tennessee East Gulf States Florida Missouri River Kansas City St. Louia Fiead

Captain Outwits U Boat Foils German Submarine

Captain Lulaen of the British steamship Teespool reports using seamanship to evade and outmaneuver a German submarine that halted the vessel and fired from the surface. He steered the ship with the beam to the waves and sped ahead as the submarine could not aim in the heavy seas, achieving a successful maneuver.

Montreal Lulaen Barry England Olsen

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