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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

7

Two Killed and Injured in Evans Crossing Collision

George Wright 45 and Henry Morgan suffered results of a W C F N work train colliding with a James Black Co delivery truck at Evans crossing three miles south of the city at 5 15 last evening. Wright died at 9 30 this morning while Morgan, from Cedar Falls, was listed as very satisfactory and likely to be discharged soon. The wreck trapped both men. rescuers pulled them free and hospitalised them at Presbyterian. Wright had worked for the James Black Co for two weeks, with relatives in New York and Michigan. The incident prompted an official inquiry into Wright’s personal affairs and relocation notes to Burlington Vermont and Benton Harbor Michigan. The body was taken to O Keefe Towne mortuary.

George Wright Henry Morgan Cedar Falls James Black Co Evans Crossing Morgan Baying Presbyterian Hospital Wright la Morgan Waterloo Gilbertville East Wright Black Hall-Ekfelt E. M. White Lafayette Street New York State Swift & Co Benton Harbor Mich Burlington, Vt Burlington Black Company O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary

Russians claim to have captured German General von Pritritz

A Baltic provinces newspaper report from Petrograd via London says a Russian patrol captured General von Pritritz, German commander at Lithau, after an encounter with his escort. Several German officers were killed or taken prisoner, and the general was slightly wounded on the head.

Petrograd London Baltic von Pritritz Lithau Shavl Libau Berlin Przemys

Ogden Re-elected Leader of Adventists Conference

Officers for the Seventh Day Adventist conference were elected at Chautauqua park with A R Ogden of Nevada named president and Flora V Dorcas of Nevada as secretary. A strong push was approved to build a fund for annuities for the aged and indigent as the Iowa conference spans four districts.

Seventh Day Adventist Conference Chautauqua Park Aa. R. Ogden Nevada Flora V. Dorcas A. R. Smouse A. R. Ogden A. P. Hansen Excra J. W. Dorcas EB. W. Wolf Hawkeye J. W. McComas Davenport W B. Watts Ottumwa I. L. McGee Des Moines B. A. Walcott Iowa J. W. Beams Jensen Council Bluffs C. V. Starr Stuart Conference

Liner St Paul chased by submarine near Mersey

A German submarine pursued the American liner St Paul to the Mersey bar before British torpedo boats drove it off. Marconi aboard was kept off passenger lists for safety, with warnings relayed by the Nebraskan and Italian consular cautions. Elder George R. McNay and family, passengers, head to Cane Town after Liverpool.

London St. Paul Mersey River Destroye Ines Milball Bossevain Guglielmo Marconi Liverpool Mrs. Bossevain Marconi Heley St Paul George R. McNay Seventh Day Adventist Church McNay Waterloo Foreign Mmissions Board South Africa Cane Town Mr. McNew Adventists Towa

Found Guilty of Child's Murder in Muskegon

Mrs Albert Steel of Muskegon Michigan found guilty of murdering her 11 year old daughter. She was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Detroit house of correction. The child was strangled to death.

Muskegon, Mich Albert Steel Detroit House

Submarine Salvage Progress Delayed by Rough Seas

Rear Admiral Moore reported from Honolulu that the sunken submarine Fad would probably break under current lifting methods, though parts could be raised. Bad swells with brief calm periods hinder the operation as the boat lies on its starboard side, nearly inverted.

Washington, D. C Moore Honolulu

Zeppelin Celebrates London Attack in German Town

Geneva dispatch reports Zeppelins celebrated the London raid with rejoicing in Friedrichshafen. The town flew flags and banners as the first aerial attack on London proper was celebrated, with Count Zapnolin noting many congratulatory telegrams being recalled.

Geneva Vie Paris Friedrichshafen Zeppelin Balloon Works Lake Constance London Zapnolin

Bernstorff Meets Wilson in White House Visit

German ambassador Count von Bernstorff held a cordial noon audience with President Wilson in the White House blue room. The talks were aimed at outlining US notes and the Berlin response, with Wilson signaling willingness to explain US positions and seek strict accountability for Lusitania losses.

Washington D. C Count von Bernstorff Wilson White House United States Berlin Lusitania

Delivery failure notice for newspaper at 6 o'clock

If the paper is not delivered by 6 o'clock due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 for a replacement copy. After 6:20, call 3069.

British Ship Is Torpedoed and Seven Die

The Minish steamer Suaidieh, en route from Alexandria to Liverpool, was torpedoed in the North Sea. Seven crew members including a stewardess drowned. forty one survivors were landed at Chatham. The loss followed davits jamming during lowering. one boat occupants went into the water.

London Alexandria Egypt Liverpool North Sea Chatham

Jury verdict on Zeppe len raid suffocation deaths

A coroner's jury in London ruled that Henry Good and his wife died by suffocation and burns in the Zepnetin raid, ordered by agents of hostile forces. The inquest concluded the deaths were caused by actions connected to the raid in the night before.

London Henry Good

Interstate Commission Bans Discriminatory Shingle Rates

Washington DC today announced discriminatory freight rates on cedar shingles from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana to Iowa. The Interstate Commerce Commission action targets shipments to Iowa with alleged unequal charges, affecting regional trade and pricing.

Oregon Washington DL CL Idaho Montana Towa

United States Plans Firm Action to End Anarchy in Mexico

Government notes indicate U S readiness to support peace efforts in Mexico. Active moral support promised to any leader who can unite warring factions while urging Mexico to save itself.

Mexico

Wilson calls Mexican leaders to unite quickly or U S action possible

President Wilson declares the United States will use measures to aid Mexico if its rival factions fail to form a constitutional government within a short period. He warns that Mexico is starving and without a government, while urging active moral support to rally loyal Mexicans to peace and an effective regime recognized by world powers. Meanwhile Yaqui Indians seize de facto control in Sonora as regional instability grows.

Washington, D. C Wilson Mexico United States Rio Grande Siother Wilklout Mexico City Lt Jadine The Republic Stath Douglas Ariz Sonora Porfirio Diaz

Roumania Mobilizes a Million for War Amid Neutrality Shifts

London reports Roumania has replaced Italy in a seat of uneasy neutrality as diplomats work toward Bulgaria Roumania understanding. Rumors persist of a 1,000,000 strong army ready for active service, alarming German circles. Frankfurt Zeitung urged concessions to avert Roumanian intervention as Vienna learns Germany and Austria Hungary must be ready for sacrifices to meet Roumanian demands.

London Roumania Italy Near East Bulgaria Frankfurt Zeitung Vienna Germany Austria-Hungary

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