British destroyers torpedoed off England by German sub
Two British torpedo boats No 10 and No 12 were sunk off the east coast. Survivors numbered 41 were saved. The Erna Boldt steamer was sunk off Harwich with crew saved. Grimsby trawler Nottingham and other trawlers Qui Vive and Edward lost with crews rescued by a Dutch steamer. Scandinavian losses include Norwegian, Swedish, Danish ships sunk by torpedoes or mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Admiralty
Harwich
Nottingham
North Sea
Mans Luis
Qui Vive
Edward
Maas Luis
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Sweden
Denmark
Nationalists settle differences over Irish law officers
London June 1 Nationalist party gathered with John Redmond presiding and resolved differences with the cabinet on Ireland law officers. The press says Ignatius O'Brien will keep the lord chancellorship while James Campbell will be eliminated from consideration for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nationalist Party
John KE. Redmond
Ireland
Press Association of the
Nationalists
Tgnatiue O'Brien
James Campbell
Pont
Nervous Children and St Vitus Dance Guide
A midwestern era notice advises anxious parents to seek Dr Williams medicine for St Vitus dance like chorea. It warns symptoms can become chronic and urges purchase of home treatment methods and diet instructions from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Willian
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Wi Uistua
Untitled Fragments on Forehead Pimples and Town Topics
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss pimples on the forehead and local matters. Names and coherent facts are unclear, with stray quotes and incomplete phrases about a town, events, and possibly people.
Lusitania Inquiry Urged Abandonment In Commons
London June 11 Liberal MP Arthur Kell urged the Lusitania inquiry be abandoned as coroner’s inquests had already been held. Prime Minister Asquith insisted the investigation should proceed to have all facts on record though some evidence would be heard in camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Kell
Great Yarmouth
House of Commons
Asquith
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Tank Cars Supply
Washington June 11 The interstate commerce commission in an order issued yesterday assumed jurisdiction to order railroads to furnish tank cars for normal output of the commodity. The decision states that all cars must be distributed without discrimination whether owned by carriers or leased from pirate lines or shippers. Commissioners Clark Clements and Harlan dissented saying the act did not empower the commission to require special facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark, Clements
Harlan
Commission
Record copper price tops 1907 high in New York market
New York copper sold yesterday at 20.4 cents per pound, a record since 1907, with prices rising about 64 cents in thirty years. Boston quotes 7 cents, driven by wartime demand from European nations and manufacturers using copper for galvanizing iron and steel. Demand from General Electric and Westinghouse and other war contracts boosted consumption, with 3.25 million pounds marketed in the week and large quantities going to major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Ivadaway
Yegiens
Russia
General Lectric
West Electric
Department of Commerce
Washington
Frank Hearing Set For Saturday In Lee UM Case
Frank hearing scheduled for Saturday in Lee UM matter. Petition seeks two continuations. governor directed reevaluation of the case. Frank’s lawyer seeks delay, while supporters urge prompt action amid ongoing community tension.
Obregon Arm Lost In Fight Villa Talks With Aides
Reports confirm General Obregon lost his right arm at Leon in fighting with Villistas. Carranza Villa replies to Wilson’s declaration may be conciliatory but definite. Washington notes possible outcome of central Mexico clashes before next move. Refugees moving to Vera Cruz. embargo on arms to Mexico may resume June 15. Obregon’s forces push north as Leon battle continues and talks of a Washington conference loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Obregon
Villistas
Leon
Vera Cruz
Carranzae
State Department
Carranza
Villa
Wilson
Mexico
Silliman
Ciarrilian
Manuel Stonilla
Red Cross
Garrison
Nuford
Tuxpam
W. P. Moats
Mexico City
Monts
Carothers
Monterey
Rei Crone
el Paso
Tex
Wilon
Manuel Bonilla
General Villa
Bonilla
Beenilla
Aguascalientes
President Garza Deposed In Mexico City Turmoil
Washington reports move to depose Provisional President and install Logos Dinearo who had headed the intended regime. Details are unclear. a crisis follows notes of possible rift among Villicites and Kepoticine Chasara delegates from Chibuanbuise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Logos Dinearo
State Department
Aftaimeen
Herak
Villista
Chibuanbuise
Calleta Webineen
Ac Ee
Wows Corps
Chelew
Vi Gil
Fort Sumter
Abe
Chicago
Fragmented OCR: unclear sports score and names
The readable text is garbled with missing words and unclear names. It mentions a score 2 0 and references likely a team or person, but essential details such as teams, dates, or locations are not recoverable.
Birth of the Flag Anniversary Urges Nationwide Display
Readers are urged to celebrate Flag Day June 14 marking the 138th anniversary of the flag's birth. The notice extols patriotic history from Lake Erie to Bunker Hill, urging homes to display the flag and highlighting its symbolism in American valor and unity. A separate auction notice promotes dressmaking trims and bargains at a public sale on June 1 in the Perry Camp store, with emphasis on buy at your own price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaitar
Lake Erie
Perry
Tdi
Cate
Dode
Kirn
Terry
Nur Saviewi
Otald
Haman
Ertrtad
Ciel
Westies
Perry & Camp
Jean Street
AL Berry
Also Mentioned on This Page
British Admiralty
John Redmond
Fage
Jon
Lusitania
Commerce Commission
Frank
Treet Slaten
Georgia
Beth Euiee
Lee
Leeeeg
Ames
Rory
U.S
Juarez
Garza
Chazaro
Karcreen Te
Miles
Toledo
Overland
H. F. Cutler & Son
Barre
North Main Street
Ein
Ned
Erboal
Emme A
LaPobet Press
Carre Apandret
Bonn
Beecham
Rte of
Trew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!