The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1916, Page 1

‘MEXICANS IN NEW RAID KILL THREE U. S. SOLDIERS FINAL Tbe lation Books Open to All.’ PRICE ONE CENT. Corrupt 10 by The erie NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, AP ee oS ON ee WEATHER—Showers probable to-night and Friday. [Circulation Books Open to All.” | Books Open to Al ; : 18 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. \ WILSON AND MARSHALL IS THE TICKET: BOTH WILL BE NAMED AT NIGHT SESSION THREE U,S, TROOPERS SLAIN, "WOGREATARMIES ~~ SX WOUNDED, IN FIGHT guear ssa Prince Leorold’s Troops in Peril. One Hundred Bandits Cross ; ; Border, Battle Halt Hour— LEMBERG EVACUATED?) Run, Leaving Eight Dead ee ee . REJECT DEMANDS Slavs Have Passed Czernowitz ATTACK MIDNIGHT. | and Fall of Fortress,Is Re- | garded as Certain. Met by Two Companies of OF BROTHERHOODS *"ETROGRAD, Cavalry, Are Soon Routed | PETROGRAD, June 15.—The Ru slans, In their lightning thrust through and Pursued by Americans. Bukowina, already hold the right Big Strike ‘Row boo Looms Up as | bank of the River Pruth, from their LAREDO, Tex., June 15.—-One } . Sean j own frontier to Nepokekouts, sixteen dred Mextoan bandits crossing thy Long Conference |iniles beyond Czernowitz, the capital, Grande, forty miles southeast of here Here Ends. | More than 150,900 early to-day attacked the American ed captured by the P en have heen | ins during the nelOffensive movement, it was an- trol near San Lgnacio,| ‘The joint conference between the border patrol 1 nos |nounced officially to-day The Austrians are defending Czer- of the four | nowitz desperately, not in the hope of Killed three troopers and wounded | railroad managers of the United six, according to reports sent to | States and representatives Fort McIntosh, here, over the field | big brotherhoods of ra hination this| their badly batter |they can auc |since the Rus: d army, Whether 4 is problematical, ans are not only ad- Private James Minaden of ‘Troop M. of the union demands, ‘The managers | vancing the Pruth, but along ates have been|the lower Stripa, have crossed the ; Dn it many points, taken the important bridechead at Zale Szezky telephone. ane to sudden One of the troopers killed woe Afternoon with a complete rejection Fourteenth Cavairy, who died of fils, and brotherhood wounds after the fisht In session € and the union | The Mexicans expected to find an man have adhered strictly to thelr! and advanced along the Zale Szcxky. {insignificant detachimen Amerie original demands for an eight-hour] Kolomea railway as far as Horodenka, 1 nd ear ft » Wwy-three miles from Kolon cans, Instead t were met t an 1 nda half pay \ thr I uk ee ; : igs Even now Gen, Pflanzer's Troops { and M ‘ : A Bukowina army apparently is cut Cavalry, 140 strong, under Major Al tn for off from the main Austrian army onto Gray. They were driven ba = ore and its only retreat is down tot » fe ; through Bukowina and over the across the river, losing six dead and t ) poke an ' 8 spokesman] high Carpathian mountains. several wounded In h The piercing of the Austrian The bandits first attacked Troop M clare | line in Vothynia places the right Troop T, a short distance up the river, t my | flank of Prince Leopold's big Ba- 8 carefully constd 1 vi heard the shooting and hurried to the | varian army in grave peril of 3 ered your proposals and your expli-| being eut of and capture reacue. The attackers 90 1 f their meaning and intend The Slavs have advan y fore- heart and retreated southward along ed application. In our judgment no|ing the Gern from Rofistehe| the river, keepir A othe American reasons developed div our cons {to the Rive vl, at @ point eide for some distance before crossing | ference to justify the extraordinary [twenty miles trom Kovel, which is | 1) operating methods and} the Junction point of the railways aie ait ‘ ng om is and} jun to Mexican practices and the targe expenditures {leading to Brest and Gholm and The attack began at 2A Mand the vdultiondl taotiiiien. whieh! s ves as the aain co ing link fighting lasted about thirty minutes] iy pcwals involve; nor was Anyth vetween the Aus’ ) and German A bright moon | Ane. ThE| presentet to Justify your requested [fronts in Russa ; ‘ There is an unconfirmed report ericans were onl varity osure|radieal revision of the established | Americans w re: sil of lon ctor ot fourrent here that the Austrians are prised. The Mexicans succeeded in] Hitses of compensation for inen evacuating Lemberg, the fortress cap- engine, train and yard service » making their way around of the patrol’s camp. The first ‘was fired at a sentry The names of the other two eoldiers were not reporied to 4 tary headquarters at Fort tosh for the reason that the rea of the Austrian Crownland of ‘The statement then goes on te poit || ut that the proposals of the 1s would increase the eo NSE RUSSIAN WAVES stan, Alot wien: ase} ARE BEATEN OFF BY the statement,” must be borne by the | GERMANS, 8S: Ags BERLIN | | nedte | | ot the + publ | ES Gtely after the attack the two troups) © 4’ 13, Gurrettson would not estate| BERLIN Wireless of cavalry started In pursuit of the) vii. the employees would do, He| ville), dun Russia Mexicans. It was taken for grant-| 14 the delegates to the conferenco|dense formation attacked ed here that Major Gray would pursue} the bandits until they crossed into Mexico and that tt would not be sur- prising if the Americans should follow| * the “hot trat!” across the river | In the clothing of one of the bandits | \!'" Vat cen wn tooth iN killed were found papers indicating | °°" iia | that he was an officer in the Carranza | peal Adlanks deliver Army, according to a late report from ere EXPLODES " MAIL I praowlole Gen, Mann. forts ; Major Gray la » he Mexican side of the Ht ' : Hing’ the Grance who ft ed they had kil i} Inte mal Mac shine Addressed to Ex four of the b iriven back by) ecutive Wrecks Railroad Car }aian attacks from would return home and report the} tonic lines near Przewloka yutcome to their various Ur that the Brotherhoods would then|t i it was announced Army te as to the future. It is gener. | t ms und|{ repulsed by Gen. von Rothmer's illy believed that a great strike will a statement sity The arm: 1 sev waves the Americans. bundite are said) at Butte, Mont Nigna ia cannon 4 the ofitelnl to have gathered At Las headquarters statement from Vienna, | Ranch, fifteen miles from the border, | Mont, June 1--A bomb) issued under dat f June i American Consul Garrett at Nuevolin a package in one of the mail] 4 delayed offleial report trom. V Laredo, Mexico, has wired the State | pou transferred from a Jenna wd jnio Of ‘inet Department at Washington recom | Ch ton and Quincy train) pay ye capat ‘ mending that this city be placed uo © Oregon Short Line here to] 4,500 Husstuns and nya der martial law, according to alday exploded and wrecked the Ore-] yun, June 10, when th ‘1 A seemingly authorized report " y Short Line mail ea " 4 Mt had crossed the 8 BAN ANTONIO, ‘Tex, dune 15 package. it was reporte . F Whether another punitive expedition ol {iy the Governor an NU \ enters Mexico depended toda ' Investia being made ; ; ‘ ability of Majer Alonzo Gray to pick ¢ ihoritie up the tral of the Hundred) band Goodwin expressed ; who early to-day attacked two come the it Homaching was a 1 panies of the Fourteenth Cavalry t Gov ' ah San Ignacio. Mis jatest report, for > fatan fittacK Is awe e report (For Racing Results See Page Two.) fined rh espor (Continued on Fifth Page.) (Entries on Page 4.) [par 1 success, P. Morgan as He Looked To-Day When Quizzed on Subway Deals MORGAN RESENTS “INSULTS” BY MOSS INSUBWAY ae Over “Commitments and Obligations. MEMORY FAIRLY Resents Implications Pierpont Morgan pent to-day when they what Influence changed Mayor and Comptrotter from a hostile attitude toward the dual contracts to one of co-opera- “I presume they had good bu GbE SOBRE BDDSD55OG-0.80.00.50-0.56-055-605-6-6-900600606868 8560 a QUICK WORK ON NOMINATION FORCED BY THE DELEGATES: ~_ DEMONSTRATION FOR BRIAN Senator James in — as Perma- nent Chairman Starts an Outburst for President Like That of Yester- day During Glynn’s Address. ‘FIGHT IN THE COMMITTEE | OVER HYPHENATE PLANK By Martin Green. (Special Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION HALL, ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 18, "If you mean to were dollars besides axk me if there Tsay ft was no such thing, sin” After one hour's continuow. mmitments and obliga Mr. Morgan accused Counsel for the nomination for President this atternoon, but a long drawn demon- Frank Moss of insulting him way employees | holding {t, but in an effort td remove ¢ <an insult to another demonstration tor W |was decided to put the who banker's exclamation wa: little man in New York but T'm awfully proud,” * sald the banker, » The drift of your questions insinu * exclaimed the banke didn't come here to be “Your complaint is an insult to me Morgan, that you are very mitted to @ real cross-examination.” Among other things committer that in 1909 Mr, admitted to him t ty did not have suMetent eay to build its own subways, but would require private capital Ho testified that the ” whereby the Interbor kot all the first pr MORGAN ‘BOWERY LIZ FOLLOWS HIM ABDUT—S2 FINE: VANCE. W’ CORMICK: SUCCEEDS M’ COMBS) : Py s while the tax lirman ot National bankers would not yur | their money without this a Mr. Morgan suid he" letter was sent asked If he had wie National Com. Administration loaders in St,[ for trying to give J $2,000,000 third-tracking contract believed here that Mr, vble to solidify the party Morgan, who sald he |—Somewhere along the wee small hours of to-morrow morning the }Democratic National Convention will adjourn after renominating Wilson and Marshall. It had been planned to call the roll of States for candidates stration during the speech of Permanent Chairman Ollie James and Bryan so delayed the proceedings that it works through in one of those favorite ession, President Wilson is not super+ Democrat pastimes—an all-nig stitivus about briday, so the he vw has been litted in that respect The protests of St. Louis against hurrying the convention modified the programme to this extent: The convention, instead of listening to nominating speeches this atternoon, adjourned until 9 o'clock this eve- jning. The session beginning then will continue until all the business is finished, interested in traction for some time When did you new subways? paign slrould be run, National Commit don't own her here and paid a tir Do you remember what you ts that first time? make sure that esented only the wanted to make s "VIOLENT COUGHING CAUSE OF ROOSEVELT'S ATTACK 2,000 REFUG 5 OF FAMINE IN MEXICO, $10 men’s & Young Men's Suits — 5 cistniers, Bway, cor prevail around Te | F & 4s he is on Some of de Pate Platform Makers ti,” ‘DEMONSTRATION OVER | Oppose Mttacks Upon Ac- BRYAN IN THE CONVENTION. pened i he in demonstration followed tivities of Agitators. tho speech of Senator James. Bryan, es jee ad # luncheon and address ap. ST. LOUIS, June 1 b-Com ut the City Club, left his , ieee ee Saas [eas in The World press section and " ” hurried down the aisle leadin to an cratic Convention worked most of the! exis under tho plat He did not fa no the actual framing of the ive to Walle more than fifty feet on come {nterested | platform | the fl ft vention hall prop- When the sub ‘ k up] en bu Was seen and a cry went the Preside {UM tor “Bryan” Lt spread through ondemning foreign. | the Coliseu ind within a minute ternal and don chen: | Bryer hy ’ n " dad left the Jeveluped that threatened to lengthen | DMNding its re we sid] Art nd of ten minutes Senator 4d] to he ed to such al /@ d to 1 the convention plank and rs who were prowent. | te order, The rapping of the gavel had ne the PT t v “ cup a te nt that 1 livy WwW. hE 4 The Kepre yott nan pow Kk f w rn ‘ f by wfo from C ss draft would vor We | Southwest who had TB TGA ‘ todiin't dally, Dot it die rl. und expr for Dorn Chait nes, when he could ba %, offering to}ocratie Party t w 1 be | heard it Mr. Glasgow Vlentrar ead jot By © Chairman of the Ps fi rr an 1 ne Was greeted t ‘ ur tur Bry . ton B fT New ¥ k nin caucus: ‘ h ing decided to submit to 1 f Ambas Sy } James W. Gerard as a candt- ii ery r Vice President, ‘This will (ber Viewe =. meena Give # chuuce to place before the