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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

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Russians retreat from Dniester to defend Warsaw

Berlin reports Halicz falls as Austro Germans cross the Dniester River signaling the end of a five day Russian rear guard retreat. Grand Duke Nicholas reforms lines along the Bug while San battles intensify. Italy launches new invasion of Austrian territory near Lake Garda as French reports note repulsed German attacks elsewhere.

Grand Duke Nicholas London Berlin Halicz Dniester Bug San Warsaw Petrograd Gnila Lipa Zlota Lipa Tarnop Dnnester

British ships sunk in Irish Sea barley cargo loss

London June 2 and 8 British steamship Indranil of 3640 tons was sunk southwest of Tuskar Ireland by a German submarine. The bark Dumfriesshire of 2865 tons, sailing from San Francisco with barley, was sunk off Wales. Crew saved and landed at Milford Haven. Dumfriesshire cargo valued at 132000 and insured. owned by T Law & Co. voyage from San Francisco to Queenstown. American aboard safe.

California London Tuskar Ireland San Francisco Dublin Milford Haven Wales Dumfriesshire George WcNear & Co Queenstown T Law & Co Glaskow, Ggotland

American cargoes seized at Kirkwall and Blyth

London reports two American ships were detained and sent to prize courts. The Sea Connett bound for Gothenburg discharged part of its cargo at Shields for prize court, while the Portland from San Francisco to Stockholm was taken to Blyth with thirty four tons of dried fruit sent to a prize court. Both vessels had been reported as released earlier.

London Seaconnett Great Britain Shields Beaconnett New York Gothenburg Kirkwall Portland San Francisco Stockholm Blyth

Georgia Legislature Urges Wilson to Stop British Seizures

In Atlanta on June 28 the Georgia Senate and House adopted resolutions urging President Wilson to use all available means to prevent Britain from interfering with American neutral trade. They allege that since March 1 Britain has illegally seized vessels carrying cargoes to neutral European ports, depriving Georgia and Southern cotton producers of access to a market for over 3,000,000 bales.

Georgia Wilson Atlanta Great Britain Europe

Russian War Minister Soukhomlinoff Resigns Amid Cabinet Talks

Petrograd reports the emperor accepted Gen Soukhomlinoff as minister of war and named Gen Polivanoff as his successor. Polivanoff, formerly minister during the Russo Japanese war, is praised as a skilled organizer. General Ruzsky, recently recovered, is mentioned as possible future minister while Petrograd discusses reasons for Soukhomlinoff's resignation and the army's mobilization success in Galicia.

Petrograd Nicholas Prasa Gen. Polivanoff Imperial Japan Souk Komlinoff Soukhomlinoff London Saya Reuter Grand Duke V. A. Soukhomlinoff Galicia Plevna Ruzzky Russia Lemberg

Turkish fleet flees to Golden Horn and Bosporus

British submarines have damaged Turkish shipping in the Sea of Marmara and driven the Turkish fleet to seek refuge at the Golden Horn and in the Bosporus, according to a special cable from Athens dated June 28.

Sultan Golden Horn Bosphorus Washington Poat Athens Sea of Marmara Bosporus

Kaiser kneels and weeps at battlefield sight

Copenhagen dispatch reports German newspapers saying the emperor knelt before a large group of fallen Germans on a western battlefield and wept aloud declaring I have not willed this. The scene was witnessed during a battlefield visit and noted by several German papers.

Washington Post Copenhagen

U S View Message On German Submarine Policy

An official dispatch from Ambassador Gerard reports Berlin’s mood favorable to a satisfactory reply to the Lusitania note. Germany may offer safeguards for American passengers while continuing sub warfare against contraband and enemy freight ships. Officials expect a German note within ten days outlining visit and search rights and possible immunity for passenger liners.

Germany United States Lusitania Gerard State Department Wilson Cornish N. H Berlin Anton Meyer-Gerhard Count von Bernatorff William von Bethmann-Hollweg Amer Great Britain Berlin Foralign Office U. S

Mexico City Battles Rage as Zapatistas Hold City

British dispatches describe Mexico City in crisis with Zapatista forces near 25 000 holding the capital. Carranza reinforcements rush to Gonzales as food supplies falter and hunger fears spread while foreigners worry for safety. Separate report details Mrs Grace D Fox stabbed in her New York apartment and dying at hospital after a perplexing case.

Carranza Gonzales Zapata Mexico City Vera Cruz State Department Capito Zapatistas Cerransa Pablo Gonzales Carranga New York Grace D. Fox Beacon Hall West 1424 Knickerbocker Hospital Faurot

Death, hunger denials and a bathtub case at Old Bailey

State Department says no steps taken yet in the Mexico hunger report and Carranza loyalty statement, while in London Margaret Lofty’s death is recounted at the Old Bailey with details of Smith’s alleged murder by drowning. Across the States, McHenry confesses in the Schneider case as three suspects face hearings after arrests in Pittsburgh and Atlantic City.

Wilson State Department Cornish N. H Carranza Mexico Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas London Margaret Lofty George Joseph Smith Old Bailey Polices Court Blatch Highgate Smith Batch Jake McHenry Forney Schneider Washington Pittsburgh Maryland Atlantic City G. W. Morris Fornep Fslonicus Asaault

Machine guns in urgent demand at British HQ

A Washington Post cable from London reports the British army headquarters pressing for more machine guns. Germans are believed to be rapidly increasing production, turning out about 600 per week. The note stresses urgency in securing these weapons as the needs grow.

Washington Post London Daily Mall

Italians reach Austrian front near Riva and Lake Garda

Brescia Italy June 8 Italian forces penetrate Austrian territory south of Riva on the west bank of Lake Garda through Nota Vil passes. They descend Carone Mountain to Ponale River and reach Beszeca near the 1866 Garibaldian battleground, tying Riva to Storo and Brescia with a rock carved road. Austrian fortifications crown Rocchetta and Oro peaks.

Italy Riva Lake Garda Catonne Trench Metzeral Ber- In All Pointe Brescia Laka Garda Nota Vil Carone Mountain Thetegre Ponale Legore Beszeca Storo Austria Rocchetta Oro Pra

Russia retreat from Dniester battles in Mexico City text

News notes include Russia retreat from the Dniester front and an overall view of U S actions. A battle occurs in Mexico City and a woman is slashed to death. McHenry confession mentioned. Vatican held up. police officers shifted. Cornell wins boat race. Third arrest in Schneider case noted. Miss Wanamaker brides. 200 sprites in dances. theaters in Washington report. Alexandria news and rising American investments featured. Teachers begin vacations. no change in schools.

Pape Dniesten Germany U. & View Mexico City McHenry Vatican Mat Russian Armise Aero Frye Cornell Mexico Schneider News of Alexandria

Woodward May Become New York Health Department Chief

Washington health officer Dr W C Woodward, currently of Washington DC, is favored to become president of New York City Health Department, succeeding Dr Goldwater who plans to resign. Mayor Mitchel acknowledged Woodward’s strong qualifications and endorsements amid seven candidates. Woodward was in the city today and did not indicate if he would accept.

Forney Schneider Hier Washington New York W.C Woodward Washington, D. C Goldwater Mitchel Woodward

Vatican Mail Held Up Verbal Note At State Dept

A verbal note from the Italian embassy to the U S State Department states Austro Hungarian postal authorities refused to receive and forward mails from the Holy See even with the cardinal secretary of state seal It notes Italy acted at war onset to ensure free passage of correspondence to and from the Holy See without censorship and that the U S is informed for its records only Embassies records show the matter was filed in archives and no action is required by the United States The Austro Hungarian embassy has moved to Lenox Mass for summer quarters

State Department Italy Austria-Hungary Holy See Department of State Langing United States Lenox Maas

Turkeys Expel US Italy Embassy Attaches In Retaliation

A telegram from Constantinople via Berlin reports Turkey will expel all dragomen secretaries and attaches from embassies of the United States and Italy as retaliation for British expulsion of Turkish officials in London. Several have already left Turkey as the United States reasserts custody of its interests.

Amsterdam Holland Hera Constantinople Berlin London Pertea United States Italy Turkey Turkay

Police Headed Shifted July 1 Changes Expected at Top

A police department announces anticipated July 1 personnel moves with reduced top level changes. Captains Harrison Flather Schneider Doyle Fairey and Lieutenants Sprinkle Murphy Hayes Duvall Shilling Dunigan Bremerman Plemmone are transferred or reassigned as the force reorganizes.

Harrison Flather Schneider Doyle Fairey Sprinkle Murphy Hayes Duvall Shilling Dunigan Bremerman Plemmone

Police Shake-Up Transfers Many Precinct Captains and Lieutenants

Major Pulman orders broad reassignments among captains and lieutenants affecting seven precincts. Captains Harrison Filather Schneider Doyle Falvey move to new commands. Lieutenants Sprinkle Murphy Hodges Duvall Shilling Dunnigan Bremerman Pisammons transfer to specified precincts. Changes reflect broader departmental reform with detective staff likely announced next.

Lieut Sprinkle Murphy Hodges Ient. Doyall Shilling Danigan Bremerman Piemmons W. H. Harrison C HL Filather Henry Schneider R. E Doyle W. F. Falvey Leutenants C H. Bremerman C .L. Pisammons

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