Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-24
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Two more British steamers have
been torpedoed Off Beachey Head, in
the English channel, by German sub
marines. They were: The Bluejack-
ct, whose crew escaped in the small
boats, and the Hyndford, one member
of the crew was killed
The United States is preparing to
protest simultaneously to both sides
OF the great contest raging in Eu-
rope.
1t is officially confirmed at London
that Russian squadron has ap.
preached the northern part of the Bos.
porus, says Reuters Petrograd CORE
spondent. The appearance of the
squadron caused great panic in Con.
stantinople.
Turkish mines in the Dardanelles
blew up and sank three of the largest
battleships in the Franco-Brittsh fleet
while the ships we're bombarding
eight of the Turkish forts. The ships
destroyed are the British battleship
Irresistible, British hattleship Ocean
and the French battleship Bouvet.
The Infexible and the French battle
ship Gaulois were damaged. Nearly
every man of the $50 in the crew Of
the Bouvet was lost. The crews OF
the other vessels escaped.
Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria.
commander of the Bavarian army in
the western war theater, is reported
to have been severely wounded by an
exploding she'll
A new Russian drive through East
Prussia to attack Koenigsberg from
the north is believed to be indicated
By the invasion of the northernmOst
corner of the German empire by Rus
sian raiders, who have occupied
Memel.
A report is current in London that
Vice Admiral Garden, commander OF
| the Anglo-French fleet at the Darda-
nelles, has been killed, although the
| official account of the operations at
the strait states that he'is i'll and has
been relieved temporarily by Rear Ad.
miral John Michael de Robeck.
! Information given out by the Over.
sea News Agency at Berlin and at
tributed to the. London Daily Citizen
enumerates S4S Officers and Is. $50 pri-
Yates in partial list of British dead
German submarines have torpedoed
three more British steamers. They
were: The British steamer Atlanta
torpedoed off Inishturk, Ireland. crew
was landed. vessel is now in the har
bor: British steamer Fingal, torpe
decd and sunk off the Northumber
land coast, six lives lost, and the
British steamer Leewarden, torpe
doed and sunk
The Glasgow steamer Glenartley
was torpedoed and sunk in the Eng
lish channel off Beachey Head. The
crew was saved.
Domestic
Richard Madden and Gustav Cook
convicted of defrauding the govern
ment by securing false passports
we're sentenced to ten months to coun
ty prison in the federal court at New
York.
Federal Judge Putnam handed dow
decision at Boston, dismissing tn
government suit to dissolve the Unit
ed Shoe Machinery company as a
unlawful monopoly under the Sherma
act
A gigantic conspiracy between uniol
labor officials and Chicago capitalist
and contractors, which has throttle
the building industry of the city an
netted the promoters fortunes, is VI
der investigation by the federal gran
jury.
Seward ST. John, secretary an
treasurer of the Transcontinents
Town Site company of Winnipeg, Cal
ada. was arrested in Chicago. He wa
charged with operating a confdenc
game. The accusation was made b
H. J. Toner, a lawyer, who announce
he would ask the indictment also {
Martin ]. Wade of Iowa City, Ia, r.
Gently appointed to the federal benc
by President Wilson
Albert Pagel, Oliver Howard an
Samuel F. Mortimer members {
Troop F, Fifth o. S. cavalry statione
in the Colorado strike district, pleade
guilty at Denver to robbing post ofit
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