U S Flag Misuse by British Ships in Debates Over Neutral Commerce
State Department prepares a new note addressing misuse of neutral flags by English steamers amid ongoing talks on submarine warfare with Germany. Officials note individual complaints reached London, while questions linger on the U-29 sinking and possible effects on negotiations. An event at the Baptist church vestry on June 23 offers crewm, candy, aprons, and quilts for sale.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
London Foreign Office
Sweden
Berlin
United States
Germany
Ereter
Am Ddafendor Gerard
the Baptist Clearch
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Pure Blood Remedy
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that aids digestion by making pure blood. It claims improved appetite, gut health, and relief from dyspepsia, urging readers to obtain the product today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Pope Benedict Criticizes All Sides on War Atrocities
La Liberte cites an interview with Pope Benedict who says all belligerents share blame for alleged atrocities. He questions French silence, discusses truces and exchanges, and condemns the Lumitenia sinking. The pontiff notes reports of hostage shootings and cautions about wartime conduct by Germany, Austria, Italy, and Russia.
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Paris
Benedict
Sane
Louis Latapie
la Liberte
Latapie
France
Crimea
Pope Benedict
Lumitenia
Germany
Austria
LalLiberte
Cremona
Louvain
Rheins Cathedral
Cardinal Mercer
Belgium
von Breeing
Lotureh
Supreme Court voids Lackawanna coal plan in antitrust ruling
The Supreme Court reversed the lower court and held that the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad’s coal selling plan violated the commodities clause. It barred the railroad from controlling prices or selecting buyers, declaring the related contract with the coal company invalid and enjoined further coal sales under that arrangement. The ruling signals a major DOJ victory and requires the railroad to dissociate from coal sales before transportation.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Con Company
Department of Justice
New Jersey District Federal
Euch
District Court
United States
Cial
Ooal Company
Justice McReynolds
Law Prohibiting Boric Acid In Food Upheld
A Washington DC court upheld a national food law banning boric acid as a preservative in foods. The ruling states the law must be enforced unless the defendant proves otherwise, establishing the preservative ban as valid and enforceable.
Government Loses Oregon Land Case
Government loses Oregon land case as details from the contested tract remain unclear. The ruling affects transfer prospects and prompts further government review of affected parcels.
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Oregon
How to Prevent Acid Stomachs and Food Fermentation
A historic medical guidance piece asserts most stomach troubles stem from excessive gas and fermentation rather than poor stomach health. It recommends neutralizing acid and stopping fermentation with buffered magnesia and warm water, urging readers to consult Harre Drug Co. for ampler guidance.
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Harre Drug Co
States Bound to Count All Votes in 1912 Case
Washington DC June 22 The supreme court reversed a western Oklahoma district court ruling and held that the constitution and statutes require voting results to be counted. The case concerns Blaine county Oklahoma officials indicted for conspiracy to omit votes in 11 precincts in 1912. Justin Lamar dissented, arguing the conspiracy statute cannot apply to state officials after repealing the force law. The decision carries implications for enfranchisement and preventing disenfranchisement by communities.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Federal District Court of
Oklahoma
Blaine County
Justin Lamar
United States
New British War Loan Deficit Stated in Commons
London reports Chancellor McKenna announcing a war loan bill amid a deficit of over two and a half billion dollars. The loan offers 4 percent interest at par, maturing with a 1945 redemption option and possible 1928 uptake.
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London
McKents
House of Commons
Tende Ivand
American League game details appear unclear
The readable parts mention a game in the American League with a score 0 to 6 and reference to teams or players but lack sufficient names or places to form a complete, factual card.
New Mexican Peace Plan Hints Reach Washington
Rumors of a new peace move led by General Felipe Angeles and Miguel Ding Lombardo reach Washington as officials weigh potential coalition talks. Angeles may travel to Boston then Washington. border reports place Lombardo en route to represent the constitutionalists. Official relief comes as reports of smallpox in Acapulco and famine near Pachuca surface. General Carranza reportedly denies a rift with General Obregon.
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Washington
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Enid Angeles
United States
Boston
el Paso Aaid
Angeles
Miguel Ding Lombardo
Wilson
Offic
Colorado
Howard
Guaya
Imax
Acapulco
Mexico
Pachuca
Carranza
Obregon
Arrests of War Correspondents in Russia Reported
Washington reports John Reed an American war correspondent and Boardman Robinson were detained in Kholm Russia for housing entered the military gone without permission. Ambassador Petrojrad said the detention aims to establish their status and secure their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John Reed
Boardman Robinson
Kholm
Russia
Marge
Petrograd
Sud
Steamer Sunk in Thick Fog Encounter with Schooner
In dense fog the Boston bound steamer Der sian collided with the British schooner News near port quarter. The News took heavy damage above the waterline while the steamer sustained bow damage. Both vessels were towed to Deer River for repairs. no casualties reported.
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Merchants & Miners
Dersian
Boston
Philadelphia
News
Deer River
Thuredey
Ebay
Fragmentary Berlin Notice About Eccentric Centered Event
A garbled report from Berlin references the Oneas d e Siders and a center event. It mentions prepice owners, a front, a pestering pester, and an eight week team of emptTe etd pres oo. The piece is unreadable in parts but notes stakes around a cue pete and Memdes Gro.
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Berlin
Dorag
Emirty
Doan’s Kidney Pills Back Barre Resident’s Relief
In Barre, A Churchill of 85 Merchant Street reports dramatic relief from kidney symptoms after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He credits one box with eradicating ailment and notes continued good results and recommendations to friends. Price is 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. backs the remedy.
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Barre
Doan
A. Churchill
Merchant Street
Dean
Churchill
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Bethel Pioneer Joel B Putnam Dies at 97 in Hanover NH
Longtime Bethel resident and former teacher and trial justice Joel B Putnam died last Sunday at his son's home in Hanover New Hampshire after years of frail health. He was born in Bethel and survived by his sister Mrs Harriet T Chase. Funeral held at Christ Episcopal church with Rev Benjamin M Washburn officiating. Miss Bernice Davis visiting. Hazel Hanna, four, fell 12 feet on the mountainside behind J F Pease's house and broke her leg. bone set at Randolph sanatorium and she rests at home. A Crescent club rooms meeting formed a baseball organization selecting J Wesley Colling as manager and others for roles. meetings to be held every other Monday at 8. W C Clifford learned of J M Heath’s fatal injury near Albany and returned to Bethel. Mr and Mrs George A Ingalla and children visited friends in Maine.
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Joel B. Putnam
Hanover
N. H
Bethel
Harriet T. Chase
Christ. Episcopal Church
Benjamin M. Washburn
Grace Church
New York
Bernice Davis
Royalton
Castleton Normal School
J. F. Pease
Hazel Hanna
Ernest E. Hanna
Randolph
Crescent Club
J. Wesley Colling
John Leonard
Paul F. Wilson
George Lavelle
KE. H. Kittredge
C. L. Putnam
Emilly Pains
C. G. Clifford
J. W. Collins
W. ¢. Clifford
Albany
J. M. Heath
Hethel
George A. Ingalla
Maine
Stearns Family Names Norman Ray Stearns in Waterbury
In Waterbury, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Stearns is named Norman Ray Stearns while Mrs. B. Gifford remains about the same. Her daughter Mrs. James Wilber of Methuen stays with her. Mrs. Samuel Baird has attended church Sunday. The grange picnic in Arkeley grove opens at 10 with children encouraged to bring baskets. Mrs. B. J. Avery visits Wilder area. Myron and others host a birthday gathering at Grave’s home with ice cream and cake. The Neig' news club met with Mrs. A. T. Canerdy. wheat formed recently at the home of Mrs. B. Demeritt. many joys and lessons noted from gatherings.
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Sumner Stearns
Norman Ray Stearns
B. Gifford
James Wilber
Methuen
Samuel Baird
Grange
Arkeley Grove
Bach
B.J. Avery
Palmer
Wilder
William Strong
Main Street
Frank Whiteamh
Haw Horn
Mr. Strong
Ibigrom
Bie
Hie
Gravee
Bernie Graver
Hianehe Moree
Stowe
Myron Wae
Prnkelde
Ews
A. T. Canerdy
Mire
Demeritt
Leaders Train at Y M C A Institute in New Hampshire
A meeting with Mrs Thomas Kelly and Rev W Tu Botcourt sets Friday afternoon. Botcourt travels to Camp Belknap on Lake Winnepesaukee for ten days to attend a leaders training institute under New Hampshire Y M C A. Miss Evelyn Hishop stays at the Dillinghams bungalow on Thyall Hill. Mrs Atkine, previously ill, is now more comfortable. Mrs Palmer returned from Essex Junction and visited Miss Burwell at Wellfleet for commencement. Maude Decell joined guests at the same home as Raymond Austell worked at the Vermonter state hospital.
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Thomas Kelly
W. Tu. Botcourt
East Barre
Camp Belknap
Lake Winnepesaukee
Leaders’ Training Institute
New Hampshire
Evelyn Hishop
Paul Dillingham
Thyal Hill
HS. Atkine
Annie Dorothy Palmer
Essex Junction
Wellefield
Laura Burwell
Maude Decell
Raymond Austell
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Websterville
Waltham
Elgin
Hampden
Howard, Ball & Rockford
F. E. Burr
Bacre
Vermont
Lackawanna
Ead Eejetnet Prom Putere Salen
Pevereeret
The
Union Trust Co
McKenna
Ventertey
Chinege Pone
Pitsburges
Raven Cereren
Joop
Hanover, N. H
Waterbury
Moore & Owens Barre
J. W. Dillon
Bebier Merk Barre
Crown’s Drug Store
A. V. Beckley
Barre, Vermont
Granite City Coal Yard
Granite Street
Office
Lehigh
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