New British Cabinet Faces Rough Seas in Dublin Politics
June 9 London reports the struggle to appoint Lord Chancellor of Ireland, with James H. M. Campbell favored by Unionists but opposed by Nationalists for anti home rule ties. Campbell may abandon the claim for a judgeship. Nationalists oppose conscription and threaten a coalition clash over Ireland policy. Rumors say Carson may resign if Campbell is withdrawn, signaling unstable ministry amid persistent House of Commons criticism.
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London
Troland
United Kingdom
Campbell
Edward Carson
Coalition
Ireland
House of Commons
Woman Forestry Student Marries Before Cornell Diploma
Miss Mabel B. Beckley of Trumansburg and Frederick H. Millen of Brooklyn wed at Sage Chapel two weeks before Cornell Forest Engineering diplomas. The bride, the sole woman in the forestry course, plans to graduate with her class on June 16 after a brief honeymoon.
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Ithica
Cornell
Mabel B. Beckley
Trumansburg
Frederick H. Millen
Brooklyn
Sage Chapel
Cornell School of Forestry
British Lose Twenty Thousand Men in One Week
London reports the weekly casualty list as the heaviest since the war began with 900 officers and 20,000 men lost. Among those were 1,674 killed and 620 men wounded or missing, marking a severe week for British forces.
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London
Grape-Nuts Rebuilds Strength After Stomach Ailment
A letter from a Western town describes a woman suffering heartburn gas and weight loss until Grape-Nuts enabled easy digestion and weight gain. She recovered enough to perform housework and praise the cereal. A similar notice requests readers to send letters testing the product.
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Postume
Battle el Mich
Elmvile
Pks
Zionist rally links war to Jewish nation dream in Palestine
Louis Brandeis told 1 900 delegates at the 29th annual convention of the Independent Order of Hirth Abraham that war chaos may accelerate Zionist aims in Palestine. Grand Master Leon Sanders urged relief for persecuted Jews, and plans to fundraise about 650000 were set in motion at the meeting in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Council of Peace
Palestine
Union of Jewa
Alfred Levy
Brandela
Jerusalem
Europe
America
Leon Sanders
New York
Russia
Itta
British air raid hits Ghent report from Telegraaf
The Telegraaf's Ghent correspondent reports heavy damage from a British air raid on Ghent. No further details are available. Ghent lies twelve miles northeast of Ghent. The paper also notes frontier closures tied to large transports heading to the Veer line.
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Amsterdam
London
Telegraaf
Las van Gent
Holland
Ghent
Pritigh
Baa van Gent
Open competitive examination for daminating engineer
The United States Civil Service announces an open competitive examination for a supervising engineer position. The exam is scheduled for July 7, 1615, at listed places. Certification will fill vacancies at $1,206 a year in the Office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury Department, Washington DC, and related similar posts.
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United States
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Wakeington
Golems Ate
Nanan Sa Seeee Vomnaey
Valle
Carranza Strengthens Grip as Mexican Civil War Rages
Washington reports fire and sword shape the Mexican conflict between Obregon's Carrancistas and Villa Angles' Villistas around Leon. Obregon likely to win after a week of desperate fighting, potentially subduing rival chiefs and solidifying control. refugee train reaches Vera Cruz with 400 foreigners. two British nationals died after Villista clash at Tuxpam, Mallard family tragedy noted.
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Washington
Fire and Sword
Obregons
Villa
Angeles
Leon
Mexico
Obregon
Sthue
State Department
Carranza
Zapain
Pont
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Villistas
Tuxpam
C. A. Graves
Thomas Mallard
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results include St Louis 1 Washington 4 and Chicago 13 New York 0. Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 and Detroit 15 Boston 0. Federal League Newark 3 Brooklyn 7 Buffalo 9 Baltimore blank. National League Boston 3 Pittsburg 7 and New York 10 St Louis 11. Western League Des Moines 7 Topeka 0 and St Joseph 3 Wichita 5. Sioux City 0 Lincoln 1 Omaha and Denver 1.
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St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Newark
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Baltimore
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Topeka
St. Joseph
Wichita
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Cleveland Penny Car Line Sets World 1 Cent Fare
Cleveland residents flocked to Meveland’s 11 cent street car line yesterday as it began operations. The system requires exact change or a 2 cent ticket or a nickel for every ride, and indications suggest the line will be profitable.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Meveland
TI TI2 TI7 and TIZ foot remedy ad spoof
In a jumbled advertisement style text a quackish pitch promotes foot care products TI TI2 TI7 and TIZ claiming to relieve aching feet corns callouses and odors. Sellers promise instant relief and a toxin drawing effect with a dubious bath product and tempt with a drug tote offer.
Crocker Land in the Arctic Seen as Mirage, Researchers Say
Geographers and scientists dismiss Crocker Land as a mirage, citing MacMillan and Peary reports. Peary may have seen illusionary land. experts recall prior mirages in Arctic exploration and reaffirm no land exists where Peary claimed.
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Crocker
Arctic
Huropgla Hos
Donald R. MacMillan
Crocker Land
Peary
MacMillan
Henry F. Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Denmark
Elmer Birblaw
University of Ilinois
Perry
Admiral Peary
Rdmund Otis H
Mar.Millan
Hovey
Heraclel C. Parker
Anthony Fiala
Anton Payér
Franz Josaph
Plover
Bequimant
Bryan Resigns Over Travel Slips and Passenger Ship Prohibition
The text indicates Bryan cites government limits on traveler rights and urges American citizens to avoid risky travels on belligerent slips, arguing shipowners would heed. It mentions an auction of belongings at Cheyenne Furniture, located at 1619 Pioneer Ave.
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Cheyenne Furniture
TORE
Pioneer Ave
W C T U Warns Lackawanna Employees on Drinking
Circular letters have been sent to Lackawanna railroad storehouses between New York and Buffalo warning that drinking on or off duty may lead to punishment. The move follows a Philadelphia North American report of wholesale theft from the local storehouse and applies to both regular and occasional drinkers for fellowship.
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Lackawana
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia North American
Police chief argues against liquor in service
Chicago Chief of Police Healey, 60, declares he has never drunk alcohol and argues that drunken officers threaten public safety. He cites how an intoxicated cop could provoke violence and calls for strict temperance in the force. Consul General Snodgrass concedes Russia’s manufacturing is not harmed by Sunday drinking.
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Healey
Chicago
Newelty
John H. Snodgrasa
Moscow
Hqnor
Russia
Cure for skin eruption and relief with Cutieura products
In August 1914 Frederick Saal describes a severe body eruption with itching and scaling. He credits Cutieura Soap and Cutieura Ointment for healing after two months of treatment and reports no lasting disfigurement.
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Frederick Saal
Paty
Woman Prefers Death to 300 Per Month Divorce Hearing
In Chicago Mrs Norene B Lay contests a 191% divorce from Robert D Lay, secretary of National Life Insurance company, claiming his income is $30,000 yearly and accusing him of habitual intoxication. She notes a proposed maintenance decree of $500 monthly for six months then $200, with intent he would pay for life, while she asserts she was mentally abnormal during the case.
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Chicago
IML
Norene B. Lay
Robert D. Lay
National Life Impurence Company
Lay
Mia Lay
Mra
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Lesder
Sheridan
Sherman
Horlich
Horlick
EF Taylor
Wm. Hinthorn
Albany
Sam F, Dutton
Fpresgen
Mgr
Union Station
Nicodemus & Starkweather
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