British Naval Victory Now Confirmed In Early War News
In reports from Paris and London, British merchant ships Tubetvala Kaipara and Nyanza were sunk by the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse before the German cruiser was herself halted. The action comes amid broader war updates with Russian advances and German holds on eastern fronts.
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Authorities Handle Pathetic Case Involving Mo Hines Family
Lisbon and Washington dispatches detail a troubling case as authorities aid a mother with three children including a baby. The woman seeks her husband in North Carolina while county officials and Commissioner Alexander monitor her situation. The father may be compelled to provide care, with relatives in Niobe aiding the family.
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Powell Left China on German Ship
Corry boy Carence Powell, famed locally, left Shanghai aboard a German vessel in July to begin crossing war-torn Europe toward the Mediterranean. Reports note possible change of ships at Suez and longtime radio silence since leaving China amid French and English naval actions.
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Shanghai
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Suez
Abductor Held On Two Charges
Vmgey Larson a former barber shop employee, was held for trial after a Jamestown arrest on two charges. The girl’s father brought her home, and Larson awaits final disposition in Mayville after a hearing. The Corry Police Department requested the arrest. each count carries potential lengthy imprisonment if convicted.
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New York
Senate confirms McReynolds for Supreme Court seat
Washington Aug 29 The Senate with an overwhelming vote confirmed former Attorney General McReynolds as a Supreme Court Justice in the seat of the late Justice Lurton. The Senate also confirmed Thomas W. Gregory to become Attorney General.
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Danish Brotherhood Holds Elaborate Pea Hill Party
The Danish Brotherhood hosted an elaborate gathering by its oral branch at Pea Hill last evening. More than a hundred attendees from Erle Warren Buffalo Bear Lake joined wives and sisters as the Munk orchestra from Warren provided Danish music and dances lasting until daylight.
Japs Are Repelled in South Coast Attempt
From Kiao Chan a dispatch reports the Japanese land forces on the south coast were repelled after heavy shelling by Gayman defenses. The invasion was described as a preliminary effort and the fleet remained inactive.
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