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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
8
Mrs Flor ence Slife of Wabash Indiana writes of great benefit from Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. She recommends it in the highest terms and notes the prompt relief it affords. Obtainable everywhere.
This fragment describes symptoms of a billious attack with liver upset, constipation, fermentation in the stomach, nausea, vomiting, and headache. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets to tone the liver and aid digestion, claiming quick relief and wellbeing, and Hanford's Balsam for sprains with thorough application.
Rome reports a powerful enemy defensive works and Austrian batteries along the Monfalcone canal halted the Italian push toward Trieste. The Goritz battle continues with fierce bayonet fighting on the Carnia frontier and Alpine troops repelling fruitless enemy assaults at Montecroce.
In El Paso June 16 Villistas face Carranza’s response to Villa’s peace plea. Carranza’s commander says conventionalists must acknowledge the Constitutionalist government’s sovereignty. Carranza agents say Villa cannot dictate terms and would not be offered peace unless he accepts the legal government.
Mrs Laimbeer testifies in a $$250000 damages suit against the Long Island Railroad for the death of her husband and for injuries from an Aug 3 1918 wreck in which the Pell car collided with a train. She describes the crash as a sudden impact and notes Vanderbilt Jr. provided another car for Mrs Pell. The case is part of three suits totaling $750900 pending in connection with the accident.
Rev Athanasius French, 30, of Trenton New Jersey, perished while rescuing a student from drowning in Gresswick's creek about three miles south of the city. The boy also died after cramps struck them both as the priest plunged in to help.
Atlanta Ga June 16 Leo M Frank will probably know his fate tomorrow Governor Slaton resumed the final hearing on Franks case today former Congressman Howard concluding his argument in Franks behalf
Washington reports intensified German efforts to win U S support for neutral mediation and maritime rule changes. Berlin seeks to curb British sea power and push Wilson as peacemaker while awaiting his reply to the note on ending the war.
In June 1968 Captain F Hecker becomes Bernhard Dernburg’s successor in German Red Cross work in the United States. He notes $108 000 sent to Berlin and thanks supporters while urging continued aid to fund charitable activities amid wartime crises.
Albert Geecker aged 38 was killed instantly when his buggy was struck by a car five miles north of Canal Dover Ohio on June 16 while returning to his home.
Charles Julius Allen retired brigadier general U S A dies in Asheville on June 16 at home. The longtime military officer was known for his service and leadership during his era.
The Chicago streetcar strike was called off early today with full service restored. An all night talk in Mayor Thompson's office produced an arbitration plan over wage time and scale, with directors to name board members within three days and hearings to begin after a week.
Americans arriving from Mexico City say Roque Gonzales Garza former provisional president of Mexico has disappeared from the capital. They claim he was missing for weeks and suggest an assassination order by Zapata. They recount an attempted attack at the Hotel Lascurain last May and say he killed four assailants.
Sixty farmers and agricultural representatives heard U S trustees and President Thompson defend the dismissal of Dean Homer Price. Thompson denied any improper political influence and the group adopted a resolution praising Dean Price, urging the university board to appoint a well qualified successor.
An official from Morroe County National Bank and an associate of the We Morrow County Gad association pleaded to charges of stealing funds from the bank totaling nearly 23 000. Federal Judge Sater imposed a sentence of six years and eight months in federal prison at Moundsville West Virginia.
William J. Bryan denied a Toronto dispatch claiming he made a personal contribution of 500 dollars to Welland for alleviating distress among interned Germans. The denial counters a news story from Toronto.
Gambier Ohio June 16 nine Kenyon College ren received tretr decrees at the close of the eighty seventh annual commencement exercises.
Opera star Enrico Caruso denounces Italian agitators in a bold public stance. He singles out groups challenging authority and calls for order and loyalty to the state. The remarks reflect rising tensions in Italy amid political unrest.
Appraiser Tompkins reports Mrs Frank Leslie estate valued at 1 937 477 with 1 012 931 in mortgages. Jewelry total 38 260 though many pearls underperformed with long necklaces appraised at 275 and 575 dollars and a 49 pearl necklace at 1 120 dollars. Donahey says no funds to pay lawmakers until next general assembly. salaries may be advanced starting Jan 1 1916 at 83 a month.
In Springfield Ohio on June 16 the Federation of German Catholic societies of Ohio urged absolute neutrality in Europe and called for stopping U S manufacturers from supplying ammunition to warring nations. Michael J Waltz of Defiance was elected president of the society.
Heat continues across Trengary and surrounding regions destroying crops. Reports from Aurich via London on June 16 say oats and barley harvest hopes are abandoned as grain suffers in Moravia Bohemia and Lower Austria.
The markets section details cattle and sheep prices, noting top calves and lambs with figures, along with cattle quotes from Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces and regional grain prices. It references Cincinnati and Boston as market points and lists commodities like wheat corn and oats with quoted prices.
London reports fifteen killed and fifteen wounded in a Zeppelin raid on the English northeast coast. The admiralty notes some fires started and cites the attack as the heaviest loss of life in these raids. A separate item says nineteen killed in the Karlsruhe attack by French planes amid public calm and anger.
Washington reports that the United States department of labor finds retail prices for fifteen staple foods rose overall in 1914, 2 percent above 1913 and about 5 percent above 1912. The trend shows steady increases since 1907, with September 1914 marking the peak and April the low point. Sirloin and round steaks show notable price jumps since 1912.
New York June 16 Miss Jessie Rosefield twenty won $150 from Mrs Mil dred Johnston Landone for the most practical gown adaptable to any social function. The gown features concealed snappers or alterations and may include a divided skirt. Further alterations are expected before final description.
A Munien letter reveals Enrico Caruso praising Germany for art and material support, while condemning wartime agitation by Gabriele d Anunzio in Italy. Caruso claims Italian artists owe debt to Prussian cultural patrons and notes pride in his career and status.
Fragmentary text reports a theft involving railroad tickets and mileage records. Authorities reference a vehicle, a suspect named Peni and a potential link to a person or place identified as Gylvanta Stathan, with mentions of barrels and a year or date blurred in the OCR. The exact actions and locations remain unclear.
Spencer Morgan, son of J. Morgan and grandson of J. Vierpont Morgan, marries Louise Converse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shepherd Converse, in Boston. The announcement notes family lineage and the wedding date around June 16.
In Zanesville on June 16 Guy Lonley a politician is killed and Henry A Buerhouse a former county auditor is fatally injured when the automobile they rode in skidded and upturned on Mount Sterling hill west of the city Buerhouse was driving.
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