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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

7

Great Land Battle at Dardanelles Prompts War Entry Terms

Allied and Ottoman forces clash along the Gallipoli front as Turks claim victory at several points and British reports note heavy losses. Berlin dispatches say both wings of the invasion were repulsed with about 12 000 captured and transport ships sunk, while Italy and Allies negotiate terms for entry into the war.

Dardanelles Italy London Berlin Straits Gallipoli Constantinople Fifth Army Corps Liman von Sanderg Pasha Liman von Sanders Hati Bey Sayville Wilhelm Schefmann Neuve Chapelle Givenchy

British and Turkish clashes near Suvla Bay reported

Dispatches from Athens and London describe fierce fighting around Suvla Bay on the Gallipoli front through Wednesday with British and French forces pressing against Turkish positions. Reports claim heavy Turkish losses, bombardments on the Kilid Bahr forts, and ongoing attempts to advance on both Dardanelles shores amid censorship of official statements.

London Athens Exchange Telegraph Company Suvla Bay Gallipoli Althea Dardanelles Constantinople Berlin Italy Steenstraate S T. Julien England

Wilson Appeals to Czar for U.S. Aid to Austrian Prisoners

President Wilson personally urged Tsar Nicholas II to permit American relief to Austrian civilians and soldiers in Siberian camps. He asked access for food clothing and money from Vienna and for a Red Cross station to aid prisoners. Austrian envoy Dr Dumba says over 100000 civilians are stranded in Siberia with extreme privations. thousands may die without prompt aid.

Wilson Czar U.S Siberian Washington, DD Nicholas Red Cross Washington United States Peror Dr. Dumba Siberia Dumba

Woman Mayor to Clean Up City Warren Illinois

Mrs. A. D. Canfield of Warren Illinois is the first woman mayor in the state. She is 44 years old, widow, and ran a millinery business. Elected to lead Warren population 1660, she vows to abolish poolrooms liquor traffic and gambling and to clean up Warren as it never has been cleaned up before.

Warren, Lll A. D. Canfield Illinois Warren

Farmer Slugged by Callers Near Janesville

George Acker and Orval Mapes of Cedar Falls lured farmer Chris Olsen from his home near Washington bridge Janesville. Olsen was struck on the head with a billie, fainted, then hid in his house. Acker confessed to County Attorney Wenner as Sheriff Henderson chased leads across Cedar Falls and Waterloo. The two suspects were captured in a Cedar Falls barn and jailed in Waterloo.

George Acker Orval Mapes Cedar Falls Washington Bridge Janesville Chris Olsen Dar Acker Mapes Olsen Yard Olsen Billie Wepner D. B. Henderson Henderson Waterloo Willis Wood Night Watch Ford Will Stricker Wenner Protired Pago

Roosevelt Wanted Seth Low To Be On Good Terms With Bosses

Syracuse April 29 Theodore Roosevelt was excused from the witness stand after completing his direct examination in the Barnes libel case. A 1914 letter from Gov Whitman told Charles Buell that fall progressive Republicans and the Progressive party should rid the state of the party central blamed for corruption. Roosevelt discussed Platt, Bidwell, Stranahan, Low, and the organization in relation to New York politics, noting Low’s election support and the need for Low to act as he thought best while aligning with the organization.

Syracuse N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Charles 8. Whitman New York Charles 4. Buell Progressive Party Centrol Barnes Roosevelt Messrs. Bidwell Stranahan Platt Bidwell Port of Suanahan Seth Law New York City Low

Once Popular Artist Dies in Poverty

New York April 29 wealthy patrons who forty years ago overwhelmed Francis Duque with commissions were surprised today to learn he had died in an obscure studio. He died yesterday of cerebral hemorrhage. Duque, once favored after his Paris salon success, saw income fall after his son and wife died. He spent years earning a scanty living by teaching painting. He was 89 years old.

New York Francis Duque Yeterday Duque Colombia South America Mit

German Gas Attacks Cause 300 Foot Clouds Over Front Lines

Belgian investigators report German use of gaseous agents creating 300 foot clouds blown by wind from frontline trenches. Gases included chlorine and sulphurous vapors. methods ranged from fires to hand thrown or cylinder launched shells. Effects reached half a mile with lasting fumes. Prisoner stated gas cylinders lined the front and troops were equipped with respirators.

Havre France Law of Nations Bas Wiart

Dickens Manuscripts Bring $2250 At Red Cross Sale

Five pages of Dickens writing sell for 2250 as part of a Red Cross art sale in London. The day’s top price goes to Lady Wernher for five pages of Dickens manuscript from The Pickworth Papers. Other notable pieces include Jane Austen’s The Watsons and George Meredith’s The Worms.

London Red Cross Esate Lady Wernhin Pickworth Kindy Wernher Jane Austen the Watsons Henry Some George Meredith

Germans to Build Dye Factory in Elizabeth New Jersey

John Fulton Jr of Morris Avenue says the Stuttgart Chemical Company of Stuttgart, Germany, has secured a large property near Elizabeth City. The plant will establish dye manufacturing in New Jersey, with German owners and executives active in developing the venture.

New Jersey City Elizabeth John Fulton, Jr Morris Avenue Stuttgart Chemical Company Stuttgart Gemany Suttgart Company Palion Cormuies Germany Cameera

Japan to Modify Demands on China in Talks

Tokio April 21 Japan's new proposals to China reportedly abandon the demand for the nominal nation of China's coastal territory. Modifications are considered possible to ease relations with Great Britain, including railroad concessions in South China.

Tokio Japan China Great Britain

Aley 10 Allies Await Opportune Time To Strike

A cryptic report claims Aly 10 and allies await a favorable moment to strike. It notes understanding between Rome and Entente-Popverns on terms for Victor Emanuel to join arms in an offensive against Teutons, signaling a broader planned movement.

ALY 10 Rome Entente Popverns Victor Emenuel

Permanent Alliance After War Reportedly Under Discussion

April 29 dispatches from Paris and Rome report Italy negotiating terms with England and France for entry into World War I. It outlines a plan for joint military action, territorial adjustments after victory, and a future alliance with the Allied powers, with initial hesitance and French diplomatic backing noted.

Italy Germany Austria von Allblows Via Paria Rome Prince von Buelow He Ilialy Sonning Thera

Berlin Hopes to Maintain Italian Peace

Berlin reports through Overseas News that Austro-Italian negotiations progress satisfactorily with unification of sentiment key. Italy demands pledge to respect Serbia’s territorial integrity, linking political solidarity for Italians to any settlement. Austria sees Italy’s demands as excessive and seeks participation by Austria.

Berlin Germany Austria Francis Joseph Prince von Buelow Italy

Temperatures April Readings From Buchanan Optical Co

Fragmentary weather table notes April temperatures supplied by Buchanan Optical Co. Entries show daytime highs and nighttime lows with scattered digits, including ranges 59 to 68 and 42 to 75 for several years. Mentions Havana cigar ad fragment and poem verse appear in the surrounding text.

Buchanan Optical Co Weslnee BS Balm Tee Nee Oo

Girl Gets Violets From War Trenches

Washington April 20 A Hungarian girl living in Washington as a maid for a famous family received a letter from a brother serving in Austria Hungary’s army. He describes violets blooming just outside the trench within reach, and a vase of flowers pinned to the letter.

Washington, D. C Austria-Hungary

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