Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-07-07
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IMPORTANT news
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>Europea,, War News

European War. News
The following statement was made
mt the headquarters of the German
army: THE total amount of captures
during June made by the Teutonic al
Ned troops under General Won Lin
singer, Field Marshal Won Mackensen
and General Won Woyrich amounts to
too officers and 140,65O men and 30
cannon and 26s machine guns"
A Mitylene dispatch to Athens says
IT fs reported there that the allies have
stccupied Krithia on the Gallipoll pe-
;ksnsula. ..
Testimony that bears out the conten-
eton of the German government that
only one torpedo was fred at the Lusi-
tania and that the second explosion
resulted from the blowing up of am.
.munition In the liners hold was given
TN London
The admiralty announced at London
that the British destroyer Lightning
encountered mine, or was torpedoed,
off the east coast Of England and that
one of the crew was killed, while IA
are missing The vessel succeeded In
reaching harbor safely.
Defeat Of forty thousand German
troops who attacked the French troops
In the Argonne region Is announced in
the official communique from tho
French war office. p:
Among the prisoners of war at
lerchenfeld, one of the quarters Of
Vienna, is a member Of the Rothschild
family, who was captured by the Ger
mans while driving an automobile.
Eleven French aeroplanes. flying
across the Black Forest, attacked sew
en- German towns in Alsace and also
'Aombarded three railway lines. Their
bombs caused heavy damage.
domestic "
The Mobile and Ohio shops at Muir
physboro. ILL.,, resumed operations with
their full force working nine hours
Der day, after being practically closed
bince last October.
Six persons were killed in q tor
nado which swept Ottawa county,
y1oh rtu 40
Aeavy.
Statewide prohibition In Alabama
Is in effect. Every saloon and dis
pensary in the state was closed Wed
nesday night .--.. H.,
The federal grand jury indicted Ru
aolph Malik, an Austrian salesman ar
rested at New York on a charge that
I'm letter mailed to President Wilson
he threatened the president with "a
political crime" should the president
xefuse to pay him 5000. .....
Enraged over the story told by hi
wife that Stanley Hague, a young pos
Office clerk. had Rugged and kisset
her against her will, Amos E. Rob
ssrts OF Chicago shot and killed Hague
: Tho United States submarine H.
was pulled off the rocks at Point Sur
10 miles from Monterey, CAL. by tn
United States submarine tender
Cheyenne.
! Laden with cargo of 1000 old-styl
Springfield rifles and 100000 dun
dunn bullets, according to the captain
the three-masted schooner Annie Lal
sen arrived at Hoquiam, Wash, sho1
OF provisions, and was seized b
Deputy Customs Collector R. L. Seba,
tian. ss
, The grand jury returned indictment
charging riot against the rs men a
rested by state guards in the vicinlt
of former Governor Slaton's home s
ATLANTA, Ca
After shutdown Of 10 months Ii
rolling of steel at the Carnegie Sto
eompany's Sharon (Pa.) plant has r
stunned, giving employment to 500 me:
That Harry K. Thaw never was Il
sane, at the time he killed Stanton
White, or before or after that act, We
the declaration at Thaw's hearing
New York or DR.. Charles p, Bancroft
superintendent of the New Hampshi,
s9tate Hospital for the Insane
Mrs. Ida Purcell died from tho e
ttfects of taking poison at Nation. Il
Mrs. Purcell attracted widespread q
itention when the mysterious death
Mrs. Alice Ronalds. wife OF q phys
lstan, occurred New Years day. ~.
The building material deaiazr
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