Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 2, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Only morning newspaper in Manitoba. Vol. 41. Sun . Sets a in Moon rises. . Sets . Weather forecast fair and Cool. Temperatures yesterday to 7 . Maximum 65 minimum 49. Winnipeg Friday july 2, 1915. Fourteen pages no. 311. Fills into Canyon three Hundred Carranza soldiers and wives and children killed hundreds Are injured pistol was presented at head of cautious Engineer to make him drive faster three Hun Laredo. Texas july 1. Rcd Carranza soldiers and their wives and children were killed and several Hundred injured in a wreck of a military train near Monte mor Clos Between Tampico and Monterey according loan american who arrived Here today from the Interior. The Accident took place ten Days a a said. The american traveller s Story was the first intimation Here of the j wreck but this was attributed to the censorship which has been extra ordinarily strict recently. The train was heavily loaded and proceeding at Lull Speed when it left the track the american said and tumbled into a Small Canyon. The soldiers with their wives and children and scores of women Camp 1 Ull Owers were being sent from Tam Lii co to Monterey. The train was made up of Box cars women and children crowded inside and others lop while Many As is a mexican tulu Tiunis. Custom were Slung under i he Box cars. Train Gonci slowly. Tie Engineer it was pro slowly claiming Simon in Winnipeg expects to play Golf carrying a bag of Golf clubs f. W. Simon the architect who de signed the new parliament buildings stepped off the . Imperial limited last night and Shook hands with his partner h. Boddington. He had just arrived from England to give evidence before the Royal com Mission. To a free press Man he said he v going to slay in Winnipeg for some time having work to do in connection with the capital. He expects also to play some Golf. Asked if he expects to Malfe any important reve lations to the Royal commission he refused to commit himself. How can i Tell whether or not my evidence will be he said until 1 know what they arc going to ask me i Don t mind telling you Lylial the Adriatic on which 1 crossed the Atlantic was chased by a full 1asore of Success Assimo citizens rally in thousands to assist patriotic com Milter in undertaking 1ilitary Day events unusually Good programme for attractions in full swing germans Issue list of Canadian killed Canadian associated Tress London july the canadians Are reported dead la German casualty its of june 5 Hagbourne pet h. W. Sixteenth battalion. Buried at f. C. A a 1" Teeth battalion. Burled at Staden. Hammond pub. Albert i first battalion. Buried at Staden. Mundt Ley pet. Num Ber not Given buried at Ghent. Sto Daudt. Pet. John fifteenth battalion. Buried at Fata John third Bat Talion. Buried at Aachen. Woods corp., seventh battalion. Buried at Oberhausen Strickland pet. Gerald fifteenth. Battalion. Buried at Ostrie Skerke. Lawrence pet. M. G. Us. Ing to halt and sub search or capture. Americans aboard such a ship lose Protection of their government when the vessel offers resistance. Was on admiralty business. Ambassador Page reported that the armenian was engaged in admiralty business but the question of How far the vessel was under the control of the British government by charter or otherwise seemed to be overshadowed in the minds of officials Here by the reported resistance to capture. There was a relaxation of tension in official quarters by the news that enemy aviators continue misdeeds and some of their victims j Are among the civil population. Our i aviators effectively bombarded a. Road station. Shed today immediately Lery. There was an artillery Diu-1 in Region of thu Bois d Billy. Lisroy and Lepretre Forest. In the Vosges. After Thi bowl Ani Ronen ;