Powerful submarine for the United States
Bridgeport Conn July 17 Simon Lake inventor and builder of submarines for the United States government reports experiments with the new G-2 prove it can cross the Atlantic and return with a 4000 mile cruising radius. The G-3 built by Lake Torpedo Boat shows 14.7 knots on surface and 10.7 knots submerged using a Swiss engine. The Q-4 is 190 feet long. seven more Lake submarines will be 350 feet with six torpedo tubes and greater range costing about 535000 each. The government holds patents for the new engine enabling U.S. manufacture.
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Atlantic
Niles
Lake
Lake Torpedo Host Company
Long Island
United States Navy
United States
Oncc
American Time
Drive of Teutons Gathering Force Near Riga
Military observers report Teutonic forces under von Hindenburg pressing south from East Prussia toward Riga area. German and Austrian actions in southern Poland and near the Russian border suggest a wide enveloping offensive to encircle Russian troops, with fighting ongoing at various fronts including the Windau river and around Riga.
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Marshal von Hindenburg
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Galicia
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Gulf of Riga
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Wraine
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Berlin
Sayville
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Geneva
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Vistula
Wiesn
Sereth
Serosa
Dniester
Alescacyky
Horodeniia
Dntes
Rive
Gunn shoots after brick attack at Ponce de Leon corner
Dudley Gunn of the Ponce de Leon pharmacy was struck in the hip by a brick hurled by a Black man, York. Gunn was hospitalized at Grady and later released on bond of 4208 after police detained the assailant.
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Dudley Gunn
Ponce de Leon
Corner Boulevard
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Asbary
Mortuary Notices From Americus Area
Charles P. Hayne of Americus aged years died in Orlando Florida after twenty years in Americus. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. Funeral services planned for Sunday afternoon. Edna May Stanley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley of 490 Whitehall Street, died at a private hospital Saturday night in Teick. Body to Poole's chapel. She survived by her parents and one brother. W. M. Dooley buried in Harlem with Masonic honors after a sudden illness. He survived by three sisters and Mrs. Rela and Mrs. Watters. Mrs. Cynthia Watters, 47, died last night. mother Martha McDowell survives along with son P. C. Watters of Atlanta and sister Mrs. Barrow of Griffin. Body at Patterson's chapel.
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C. P. Hayne
Americus
Charles P.hayne
Orlando
Fla
Macon
Bigg
Edna May Stante
Mr Stanley
Whitehall Street
Telock
Poole's Chapel
Tra Stanley
W. M. Dooley
Harlem
W.M. Dooley
Cynthia Watters
Martha MccDowel
P. C. Watters
Atlanta
B.N. Barrow
Griffin
Ody
Patterson's Chapel
Mrs Martha Booth Dies At 69 In Hawkinsville
Mrs Martha Booth aged 69 died at her residence 264 1 2 Decatur street Saturday morning at five o clock She is survived by three daughters Mrs A A Hayes Mrs Wm Hixhiela and Miss Le P Martin The body was moved to Poole's chapel Hawkinsville Ga July 17 L J M Dixon aged sixty died here this morning He leaves a wife and five children
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Decatur Street
A. A. Hayes
WM. Hixhiela
Mire
le P. Martin
Poole's Chapel
L. M. Dixon
Hawkinsville
L. 3M
Dixon
Eixty
One Million Bibles for Russian Troops
New York July 17 The American Bible Society announced the Empress of Russia has consented to distribute one million copies of the Bible among Russian soldiers. The Bibles, donated by American Sunday school children, will bear an inscription crediting an American Sunday school as the source.
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New York
American Bible Society
Russia
Empresas
Strike Averted In New York Jacket Makers Union
The sympathetic strike of 12 000 Children’s Jacket Makers union members scheduled for Monday was averted. At a night announcement by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America the committees on immediate adjustment report progress toward a satisfactory settlement of the issues involved.
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New York
Children's Jacket Makers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Saya
Agenoria Crashes Iceberg in Bells Strait Passage
The British steamer Agenoria of 2,977 tons struck an iceberg in the Bells Strait area while crossing through the straits, reporting damage to the stem with bow submerged and stern high. She crawled into Barry port for safety after the collision on July 1.
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Montreal
Agenoria
Straits of Bells Tale
As Fox
Barry
Infernal Box Joke Sent to Minnesota Governor
A small pasteboard box addressed to Governor W.8 Hammond was opened in the Minnesota Capitol. Secret Service examined a fuse linked device containing a bottle with liquid and a wire. They found a mirror, hair sample from a mistress, a toy pistol, a corroded cuff link, and a hair inscription claiming a beard sample.
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St. Paul
Minn
Hammond
C. M. Andrist
Capitol
Minneapolis
Postmark and sticker campaign echo antiwar message
Last night a postmark and wis zealeq with printed stickers bore the inscription America’s Appeal in the Name of Our God and Universal Humanity Stop This War. Experts took charge of disguising the address phase of the loveatiza ton. About 2000 cent lamps can be made from a single pound of metallic tungsten.
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America
Cholera and smallpox rage in Galicia reports say
Hurich Switzerland July 17 reports Asiatic cholera and smallpox raging in Galicia despite efforts to check them. Dispatches note 120 cholera cases in Lemberg last Tuesday and 41 smallpox cases reported in Galicia between July 4 and 16.
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Hurich
Switzerland
London
Gaileria
Lemberg
Galicia
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