German high seas fleet losses at Jutland revealed
Berlin reports official statement listing total German losses since Jutland: one battle cruiser, one older ship, four small cruisers, five torpedo boats. At peak last week British fleet included twenty five dreadnoughts six battle cruisers and four armored cruisers. German fleet sixteen dreadnoughts five battle cruisers six older battleships and no armored cruisers. Note adds that two ships Lutzow and Rostock losses not disclosed for military reasons.
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Berlin
Jutland
Hme Ke
Lng
Farm tour to stop at Giselle farm on June twenty second
The News Telegraph reports J F Giselle of a South of Anita farm as a strong backer of dirt roads and temporary bridges. The farm tour on June 22 will pause at his two hundred acre operation noted as among the finest in the area and a long-time friend and patron of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
J. F. Giselle
Anita
Busiess
Giseelbl
Gigsibl
Bowel Remedies Cited In Indian Missionary Tale
A lecture in Des Moines recounts an Indian missionary falling ill in the interior and crediting Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. The ad asserts the remedy is effective for bowel complaints and can prevent and treat milder cases in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Des Moines, Love
Indila
Chamberlain
Relief advertisement for National Medical Institute milwaukee
A fragmented 1920s advertisement urges women to request details about a free relief program offered by the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee. The imperfect text promises dependable aid and directs readers to write for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Médical’ Institute
Milwaukes
Wis
Farm Notice From Wood and Savery Succession
Fragmented ad item from WOOD & SAVERY successors to John H. Wood Atlantic Town, offering farm related notices and dental services contact. Text is garbled but mentions Dr H W Williams and general farm sale or notice context with percentages and calls to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place Farm Joans
Wood & Savery
John H. ‘Wood
Atlantic
Germany and Italy at war declared by court ruling
Amsterdam June 10 The Imperial appeal court at Leipsig stated Germany is effectively at war with Italy in a dispute over a war clause in a contract for Italian produce. The ruling marks a formal recognition of hostilities impacting the supply agreement and related obligations.
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Amsterdam
Imperial Appeal Court
Leipsig
Germany
Italy
May arbitrate on Mexico to ease bilateral tensions
Washington reports that arbitration of differences with Mexico may be considered as a response to General Carranza. A proposed method would create an international commission under the 1848 treaty to review contentious issues from recent years, with equal U.S. and Mexican commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Carranza
British Fleet In North Sea Battle Reported Near Flushing
Amsterdam Telegraaf dispatch cites Copenhagen telegrams claiming a large British squadron engaged in a North Sea battle west of Flushing. Sailors say no German warships were sighted but Zeppelin airships were active in the broader area.
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Copenhagen
London
Flushing
Amsterdam
Restrictions on Greek Ports Considered by Britain
London reports official consideration of restrictive measures to keep supplies from reaching the enemy. Cardiff dispatches note port officers are being instructed to refuse clearance to Greek vessels. In New York, Father John F. Chadwick, chaplain of the battleship Maine at Havana harbor, is elevated to monsignor and will continue leading St. Joseph's Seminary at Dunwoodie.
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Britain
Fos
London
Cardiff
Wales
Marne
Monaignor
New York
John FP. Chadwick
Maine
Havana Harbor
Pather
Jung
Mexiog
Trammell Leads 8000 Votes in Florida Senate Nomination
Governor Park M Trammell holds an 8000 vote lead over United States Senator Nathan P Bhyan for the Democratic nomination. Returns from Tuesday indicate Trammell leading in the statewide race as the final tallies are expected from the county results.
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Trammell
Fla
Park M
United States
Nathan P' Bhyan
Tiesday
On His Second Son
Louis W Hill, second son of James J Hill, is described as a rising figure in the west’s railroading circles. The piece notes no close business bond between father and heir apparent, and mentions James N Hill in New York as the first born. a third son Walter prefers farming, while six daughters are named.
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Lowis W. Hill
James J. Hil
Cleveland
Hill
Louis
St. Paul
T. Paul
Lowla
James J. Hill
James N. Hill
New York
Welter
Weather Man Forecasts Continentwide Disturbance June 14 to 23
Washington bulletin June 10 predicts a cross continent disturbance from June 14 to 18 with warm and cool waves, heavy rains in southern areas, frost in far north crop regions, and a Pacific slope warm wave reaching Vancouver around June 18. Storms expected to follow, intensifying after June 21 as Great Lakes and Ohio valleys feel impact, with warnings issued for eastern regions and Atlantic shipping.
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Washington, D. C
Mexican Gulf
Vancouver
Pacific
Rocky Ridge
Planes
Great Lakes
Ohio Valleys
Newfoundland
Grest Lakes
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Europe
South Pacific
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Thia
Worthern
GOP Convention Endorses Woman Suffrage While Pressing Mexico Policy
Chicago June 16 The Republican National Convention debated platform planks adopting woman suffrage in principle with state applications and approved a board endorsement of suffrage without qualification. The platform favors voluntary military training and Philippines guardianship, while universal training was defeated. It condemns Democratic policy on Mexico and promises protection for citizens near borders. A pro-war munitions embargo plank was defeated and harmony talks followed the adjournment.
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Chicago
Republican Harmony
Henry Cabot Lodge
Committee On
Carrie Chapman Catt
Philippines
Europe
United States
Republican Party
Mexico
Washington
la ‘Follette
Edwin J. Gross
Wisconsin
Phe
Bwna
Conderena
Renlient Es
Memorial note on Mary Lamb widow of G W Lamb
A fragment reports the death of Mrs Mary Lamb a widow of Gapeate G Lamb. It notes she authored several books and left no immediate relatives. A militia reference from Hangings New Mexico dated June 10 and an account of two men and militia involvement appear in the readable text.
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Mary Lamb
Deventy-Aix
Gapeate
G. W. Lamb
Plunketts Ordered to Leave Dublin After Arrests
Count and Countess Plunkett were released from custody and ordered to quit Dublin by Saturday after their arrest near the Irish rebellion’s suppression. Three sons aided the revolt. Joseph Plunkett was executed while George and John Plunkett received ten years penal servitude.
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London
Count
Countess Plunkett
Dublin
Count Plunkett
George Noble Plunkett
Joseph Plunkett
George
John Plunkett
Eighth Grade Exam Results Reported by County Superintendent
County superintendent Jennie Ward releases eighth grade exam results from country schools. Of 225 students tested, 88 earned passing marks. February writers: 130 with 22 passing. May writers: 95 with 66 passing. Townships represented.
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Jennie Ward
Those Passing in February Examina ed Township Anstey
A fragmented list of names appears under the note Those passing in February examina ed, listing individuals by surname and given name with town affiliations such as Bear Grove Massena Union and Brighton, noting multiple entries for Massena and Franklin areas. The text quality is poor and many names are garbled or misread.
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Anstey
Colin
Edna Anstey
Mae
Toeer Hine Campbell
Florence
Noble Casteel
Mabele
Massena Caywood
Muriel
Massena Casey
Paul
I Pleasant Dealy
Ray
Bear Grove
Dorsey
Helen
Benton Eadwards
Roy
Mapsepa
Galvin
Maurecelai
Massena Haake
Floyd
Seisy Crab Hamilton
Anna
Brighton
Hebing
Jessia
Union Howlett
Ruby
Ooo
Grant Johnson
Clarence J
Bear Grove Kaufmann
Edwin
Massena Matthews
Naoma
Massena Pelzer
Oliver
Brighton Reynolds
Rex
Rodenberg
Minnie
White
Ethel
Ray—Bear Grove
Helen—Benton Edwards
Roy—Massena
Hilts
Marie—Franklin Ferguson
Clarence—Franklin Galvin
Mauregeta
Massena
Garside
Carl H
Massena Grulke
Bertha—Washington Haake
Cass Haake
Gracie
Cass Hall
Edgar Hamilton
Anna Brighton Heady
Lawrence—Noble Heckman
Lester
Grant Howard
Edgar—Washington Howell
James
Franklin Neary
Helen V—Horg Nichols
Neema—Noble' Parker
Goldie—Grant ' Polter
Arthur—Brighton Peterson
Joy—Pleasant
I ‘Rasch
Effley
Zi ‘Reichardt
Edna
Victoria May Riggs
George
Best Grove Ritz
Mary—Cass Et
Robingon
N. June
Lincoln Wa Smith
Gladys June
Casa Et Soragon
Leona—Pymosa
Teddy Storer
Lola
Lincoln Sullivan
Agnes
Casa
Thompson
Gerald—Pleasant
Thulln
Hart—Pleasant
Ury
Allee
Am ‘Waggoner
Mantle
Union
Pend Wahs
Lorenca
Grant Pak. Watson
Grace
Lincoln
Watson
Richard
Lincoln Wet ‘Weston
Margeret—Noble
Am ‘Wiaeler
Mary—Hear "Grove
Weaver
Viola B—Noble
Germany Mexico Hourly War Credit Discussed in Reichstag
London dispatch reports Count von Roedern, imperial treasurer secretary, noting January to May wartime outlay fell just under 500 million dollars monthly. He said the new credit would cover about six months. France spent nearly as much, and Britain about 50 percent higher than Germany.
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London
Herlin
Reichstag
Count von Roedern
Imperial Treasury
France
Germany
Great Britain
Hold Up Fueled Crimes In Fortville and Carmel
George Doyle aged nineteen pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill during an attempted holdup at the First National Bank in Fortville. He is sentenced to Indiana Reformatory for two to ten years. Doyle also confessed to a daylight holdup at Carmel Citizens State Bank six weeks earlier, escaping with 1299 dollars after controlling the vault area.
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Greenfield
George Doyle
Har D.roudebush
Firsh National Bank
Fortville
Indiana Reformatory
Doyle
Citizens State Bank of Carmel
Lloyd George Nearly Joined Kitchener on Hampshire Trip
London reports that David Lloyd George was blocked from joining Lord Kitchener on the ill fated Hampshire voyage due to the Irish crisis. He had planned to travel with minister of war to Russia, but was diverted to mediate Irish factions.
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London
Jose W
David Lloyd George
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Lloyd Georges
Russia
Montrose hunter bags four white pelicans in a single evening
John Adamson of Montrose, Missouri, shot four white pelicans in one evening. The largest measured 6 feet 6 inches tip to tip and weighed just over fourteen pounds. The birds were sent to Kansas City for mounting and will be shipped back to Montague, Amsterdam, in June.
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Montrose
John Adamson
Kanaas City
Montague
Injured on New York Road Suspected Fatality Report
A broken OCR fragment describes a road accident in New York possibly involving two to three wounded persons with one likely to die. No clear names or locations are readable.
Chambertata Tablets Ad Promotes Elusive Tonic
An old advertisement claims Chambertata tablets restore vitality and strength. It mentions months of use and promises energy, with scattered references to persons and a generic store presence. The legible text is fragmentary but presents a sensational health claim typical of period ads.
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Riley
Wilon
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Deering & Son
E. E. Hobbs
Ambulance Bervics
Peacock & Trede “Phohest
Ueda
Lutzow
Rostock
H. W. Williams
Te Fale Tex Bulltog
Try
Heers
Perlins
Militia
Ear .N.M
Mert
Militia Wwent
Sober
Hame
Senator Lodge
G. O .P. Committee On
American Press Association
Plunketts
Tive
Massena Township
Olay Rae
Grant
Roé Grove
Frankin
Beary Grove Union
Pleasant
Victoria
Lloyd George
Gulaga
Allis
Hopoxen
Baparb
Antwerp
T ‘Thera
York
Jusie
Rome
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