Britain s Industrial Prob 12M from New York World
The piece discusses Mr. Lloyd George plan to enroll volunteers for work in the nation, noting 49 000 registrations via labor exchanges in two weeks and urging government action. It cites Welsh unrest, labor demands, and fears of harsher measures, comparing Allied and American naval incidents to illustrate patriotism and protection of American property.
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New York World
Loyd George
Nulonials
Thor
Casa
Gore
Dius
South Wales
Wawethy
Ued
la Hottom
Deafness Cure Claims and Innate Ear Inflammation
A fragment discusses deafness not curable by focal applications, noting only a constitutional remedy may help when the Eustachian tube is inflamed. It warns heating destroys hearing and offers a dubious one hundred dollar reward for proof of dentrene cures, with scattered garbled text referencing Toledo Ohio and alleged products.
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Ontheray
Halty Galactic
Toledo
Ohio
Solis
Germany and U S Protests on Submarine Warfare
Observers analyze the U S insistence that visit and search comply with the law and fear new German orders to submarine commanders. The text notes German responses to American protests and hints at a shift toward correcting previous wrongs amid wartime diplomacy.
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United States
Merlin
Germany
America
Imac Havas
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire in Salamanca WA
A house at Newton and Brientrooth near Mowerhe was destroyed by a Monday evening fire. All family workers were away. origin believed on the roof near a chimney. Loss about 1200 with partial insurance. Mr Randall, a city water and light employee, affected.
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Salamanca
Tly
P. Randall
Newton and
Brientrooth
Etty
Evan
Tieemon
Abdul
Randall
City Water and Light Department
Drownings Near Pleasantville Family Tragedy In Creek
Denton July 14 Aft nl two Anderson Deakin children aged two and three fell into the creek near their Pleasantville home while playing. A heavy current from morning rain hindered search efforts until the body of Lonny Deakin was recovered downstream on Tuesday morning, trapped in driftwood and brush. The parents Mrs Rosaia Deakin and John Deakin and brothers Frank and Will Deakin mourn the loss.
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Denton
Aft
John
Rosaia Anderson Deakin
Pleasantville
Lonny
Beathes
Haid
Frank
Wille Deakin
Warren Race Meeting Opens After Seventeen Years
Warren July 14 first horse races in seventeen years held on new grounds as Lake Erie circuit began a four day meeting. About 3000 expected attendance. rain delayed opener but crowds witnessed trot and pace events including a 2:11 pace and 2230 trot with notable performances by Col Franklin and James Healy of Philadelphia driving.
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Neverthelevs
Col. Mranktin
Mondsman, Saith and Jones
Warren
Wight Hiraes
Marc Cuuteavin
Toddrington
Guyette
James Healy
Philadelphia
Healy
Arm Injury at Struthers Wells Plant in Warren
Fred Lauter af North Warren suffered a serious right arm injury at the Struthers Wells plant when a falling steel bar struck him as he operated a casting. He slipped and hit the floor, the arm contacting a sharp edge. Blood vessels were not pled open. surgery was needed several times. He was taken to Emergency Hospital and rested that evening under care of Dr. Haines.
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Warren
Fred Lauter
North
Struthers-Wells
Haines
Lauffer
Struthers Wells
Warren horse leads in three heats at pace event
Col Frumkin, the Warren entry, opened with a strong stretch win and placed second in two heats. London, Ont. mare Huisthed and Major Kelly also competed as four entries raced the 2-11 pace, with several close finishes and one notable mishap in the final heat.
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W. W. Cob
Ae Hut
London
Ont
Ming
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