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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
10
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana testifies that Chamberlain's Liniment eases sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and highly recommends it for relief. The testimonial notes prompt relief and widespread availability of the product.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets to tone the stomach and relieve indigestion and headaches. It also promotes Hanford's Balsam for sprains with thorough rubs. The copy features period spellings and persuasive medical assurances.
The war office reports Austro-Hungarian batteries hidden in quarries along Monfalcone to Trieste repelled Italian recon patrols. Cadorna notes artillery duel near Goritz. Alpine troops repulse attacks at Montecroce pass as frontline fighting continues.
Villistas reject Villa’s bid for talks as General Gonzales, marching on Mexico City, replies that conventionalists must recognize the Constitutionalist government. Carranza’s agents say Villa cannot dictate terms and Carranza has the upper hand, with peace proposals unlikely while his forces advance.
Mrs Laimbeer testifies in a $250000 damages suit against the Long Island Railroad for the death of her husband in the August 3, 1958 collision. She described the train rushing into the Pell car and the Pell party’s return trip with William K. Vanderbilt Jr. in the Pell machine. The suit is part of three actions totaling $740000 against the railroad. A New Jersey priest drowned while trying to save a drowning student in Grosswick's Creek near the city.
Governor Slaton resumes the final hearing on Frank’s case as Howard concludes his argument. The proceeding in Atlanta centers on Leon M. Frank and the determining fate expected tomorrow.
Washington reports renewed neutral proposals to end the war seek a July 15 conference of belligerents to discuss maritime law and a pax program. Germany pushes for changes to sea power rules while hoping the United States can mediate, with no White House response yet.
Captain FE Hecker succeeds Bernhard Dernburg as head of German Red Cross work in the United States. He notes Italy’s entry into the war created new problems and expresses gratitude for friends’ generosity while asking for continued aid to support charitable efforts.
Albert Becker thirty eight was killed when his buggy was struck by a car while returning home five miles north of Canal Dover Ohio on June 16.
Charles Julius Allen retired brigadier general United States Army died in Asheville North Carolina on June 16. The obituary notes his long military service and rank.
Chicago resumes full service on elevated and surface lines after an all night negotiation led by Mayor Thompson. Union and company sides accept arbitration on wage length and wage scale, with wage changes backdated to June 1. Arbitration starts after nine days, hearings begin promptly, and strikebreakers are recalled from the East.
Americans arriving from Mexico City say Roque Gonzales Garza, former provisional president, disappeared from the capital before last week’s election. They claim he was not seen in weeks and recount an attempted assassination at a hotel last May in which he killed four attackers.
In Columbus on June 14 sixty farmers and agricultural reps heard President Woo Thompson and O Sio trustees defend the firing of Dean Hamer. Price said politics had no role in the decision. The meeting backed Dean Price, urged greater farmer input on the university board, and urged the trustees to reevaluate the issue.
Columbus fine Weaderry We Mal lin, former cashier of the Metro County National Bank, admitted aiding funds misappropriation totaling nearly 23900 dollars. Federal Judge Sater sentenced him to six years and eight months in the federal prison at Moundsville, West Virginia.
Washington June a report from Toronto claimed William J. Bryan gave 400 dollars to Welland for no alleviation of distress among interned Germans. Bryan denied the story as unfounded and improper.
Gambler O. reports that nine Kenyon men received their degrees at the close of the eighty seventh annual commencement exercises held on June 16.
World renowned tenor Enrico Caruso denounces war agitators in Italy, urging peace and restraint as political tensions rise. He calls for unity among Italians and condemns inflammatory rhetoric that could destabilize the country.
Appraiser Tompkins reports Mrs Frank Leslie estate total of 1 787 477 with mortgages 1 012 931 and jewels valued at 38 260. notable strings of pearls far under belief include a necklace of 83 pearls at 275 and 863 stones at 575. Donahey says no funds to pay legislators until next assembly, but salary can be paid by 1916 under Hogan 1911 opinion.
The Federation of German Catholic societies of Ohio adopted a resolution urging absolute neutrality for the United States in Europe. It also called for stopping manufacturers from supplying ammunition to warring nations. Michael J. Waltz of Nefance was elected president.
Reports from Zurich via London describe intense heat across Tiuncary and surrounding regions. Serious damage has already been done to oats and barley with grain losses in Moravia Bohemia and Lower Austria. The outlook for a favorable harvest is grim.
The report catalogs beef cattle prices and grain markets across Chicago Cleveland and Toledo with values for steers heifers and calves plus sheep and lambs prices. It lists top cattle prices and regional wool and grain figures including wheat and clover seed.
Fifteen killed and fifteen wounded in a Zeppelin raid on the English northeast coast. The admiralty noted some fires were started and issued a cautious statement amid the first official notice that the northeast coast was attacked. Also reported, nineteen killed in an attack on Karlsruhe by French planes.
Washington reports the cost of living in the United States climbed higher than ever as the Department of Labor releases 1914 retail price statistics. Fifteen staple items showed a 2 percent rise from 1913 to 1914 and a 5.14 percent rise since 1912, with peaks in September and lows in April, including sirloin and round steaks costing notably more than in 1912.
Miss Jessie Rosefield, twenty, wins $150 prize from Mrs. Mal fred Johnston Landone on behalf of the polymariel committee for origin ating the most practical universal gown. The design promises a gown adaptable to any function with concealed alterations. A variation features a divided skirt effect, and further adjustments are pending.
A letter dated June 16 from Enrico Caruso to a Munich lawyer is published. It shows the tenor praising Germany for advancing art and material support while attacking Italy’s war agitator Gabriele d Annunzio. He says Italian artists owe Germany gratitude for his greatest successes and cordial reception.
A theft at Milford involves the stealing of a bundle of railroad tickets. Investigators seek the owner and any witnesses to identify the culprits who removed the tickets from the Penn Station area.
Morgan's Son Spencer Morgan, son of Joortan and grandson of Pierpont Morgan, married Louise Converse daughter of Frederick and Louise Converse in a Boston wedding the ceremony linked prominent families in a formal society setting.
June 16 Zanesville QC report says Guy Loneley thirty eight, a politician, was instantly killed and Henry A Buerhause thirty five, former county auditor, fatally injured when their auto skidded and overturned on Mount Sterling hill west of the city. Buerhause drove the vehicle.
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